COLUSA COUNTY RECOVERY
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Join Colusa County Recovery in recognizing September as National Recovery Month; a national observance held every September to support new treatments and recovery practices, to recognize strong and diverse recovery communities, and the dedication of community organizations, mental health providers, peers with lived life experience, and the families, and friends, who act as support allies, and make recovery in all its forms possible, for so many.
RECOVERY OUT LOUD




Recovery is...
A testament to the strength of the human spirit, a phoenix rising from the ashes. It's never too late to turn the page and embark on a new chapter. Remember, the past does not define your future. Every sunrise brings a new opportunity to rewrite your story, to let go of what was and embrace what can be... for within you lies the power to transform your life and create a brighter tomorrow, drug and alcohol free.

"We are more than our circumstances. We are our possibilities."
Colusa County Recovery
NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTH

NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTH
The Colusa County Probation Department is privileged to assist members of our community in their battle with addiction through supervision, mentorship, testing/accountability, and our own Day Reporting Center's Recovery and Relapse Prevention (RRP) program. The RRP program operates every Tuesday from 4PM-8PM and consists of Peer Support (thank you, Colusa County Recovery), education and relapse prevention components as well as Moral Reconation Therapy (all evidence-based CBT programs).
We celebrate recovery every day at the DRC and are happy to recognize September as National Recovery Month.



SOBER TEACHER
Hello, my name is Jessica. For years, I struggled to balance my professional life with my addiction to alcohol. To cope with the guilt, I worked diligently to be the best teacher, the best employee, and the best at everything. I spent years at happy hours counting others' drinks so I could pretend to drink like a "normal" person while aching to go home to isolate and imbibe. That painful lifestyle is behind me.
Today, I stand proud of who I am and embrace all parts of me. My recovery is no longer a secret. Instead, it is my story to share.
RECOGNIZING SEPTEMBER AS NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTH
"I'd like to say how much I appreciate recovery services being available in our area. Statistics regarding adult and youth drug and alcohol abuse and mental health issues paint a grim picture. When services for counseling, treatment and recovery are readily accessible to those afflicted, it is a testament to how we are attempting to provide a solution to that critical problem. Let's celebrate recovery by recognizing September as National Recovery Month, and give thanks to those who provide the service with care and compassion."
— Janice Bell
Colusa County Board of Supervisors
District 5
THE VITAL ROLE OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT
This September, we celebrate National Recovery Month, recognizing the strength and resilience of those on their recovery journeys. We honor the courage of individuals facing addiction and mental health challenges and highlight the critical role of community support in their recovery.
Community support is the cornerstone of recovery. The encouragement and assistance from family, friends, and local organizations empower individuals to persevere. National Recovery Month reminds us that recovery is possible for everyone and that no one should walk this path alone. Together, we can build a community where everyone has the opportunity to lead a healthy, fulfilling life.
— Veronica Jimenez
Colusa County Program Supervisor
Climb With Us
AND DISCOVER THE STRENGTH YOU HAVE WITHIN
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Our Next Campaign: 3rd Annual 'Embrace' The Dry [2026]
Alcohol-Free January — represents a growing interest in fostering a more mindful, intentional view of alcohol. Our mission is to empower others to EMBRACE THE DRY by taking a month-long break from consuming alcohol, unlocking the benefits of a healthier, more transformational lifestyle. Colusa County Recovery in collaboration with Clean and Sober Nation is committed to raising awareness of the risks associated with the over-indulgence of alcohol while supporting legal and responsible drinking practices.





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