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The Aviary Recovery Center
Mental Health Care
Eolia, MO 555 followers
Individualized addiction treatment near St. Louis, Missouri.
About us
Aviary Recovery Center is an addiction treatment center in the St. Louis area. Our drug rehabilitation programs focus on caring for the whole person and integrating addiction treatment, nutritional balance, emotional health, physical wellness, spirituality, and psychiatric health into recovery.
- Website
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http://aviaryrecoverycenter.com/
External link for The Aviary Recovery Center
- Industry
- Mental Health Care
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Eolia, MO
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- Drug and Alcohol Addiction Rehab, St. Louis Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Family Wellness Program
Locations
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Primary
22933 Hwy. 61
PO Box 67
Eolia, MO 63344, US
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1391 Smizer Mill Road
Suite 101
Fenton, Missouri 63026, US
Employees at The Aviary Recovery Center
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Danielle Elliott Smith
Business Development Outreach Coordinator at American Addiction Centers
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Julie Sehnert
St. Luke’s Hospital
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Matthew Silva, PsyDc, MBA, MA, LPC
Mental Health Professional
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Chelsea Wire, MA Art Therapy Couns, LPC, EAGALA Certified
Therapist at Arise Equine Therapy Foundation and Ellie Mental Health
Updates
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Struggling with the idea of change in recovery? Learn how shifting from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset can open up new possibilities for your sobriety journey. Read more in our blog post. https://sbhc.tech/3Y8pNKZ
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#SundayMotivation “Sometimes we motivate ourselves by thinking of what we want to become. Sometimes we motivate ourselves by thinking about who we don’t ever want to be again.” – Shane Niemeyer
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Coping With Loneliness in Recovery: Feelings of loneliness are often temporary, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take action to help change your situation for the better. Here are some tips to help you expand your social circle, strengthen your sober support network, and reduce the negative impact that loneliness has on your mental health: ❣️ Stay connected to the recovery community. ❣️ Schedule regular visits with friends and family. ❣️ Spend time pursuing your favorite hobbies. ❣️ Stay active. ❣️ Adopt a pet. ❣️ Consider a digital detox. ❣️ Seek professional support. If loneliness is a persistent issue, a professional therapist may be able to offer you strategies for moving forward! #RecoveryIsPossible #YouAreNotAlone #RecoveryCommunity
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Learn how we can support Veterans facing crises and the essential steps to provide them with the care they deserve. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ek5gJZGq
Tactical Recovery Can Help Veterans in Crisis
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“Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved.” – Helen Keller #SundayMotivation
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Happy Friday! What’s your biggest success of the week? Share and spread the motivation! 🤍 #FridayMotivation
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Even though horses can’t speak, they are very wise about sensing the emotions of others. For this reason, they make excellent therapy partners for veterans and first responders struggling with PTSD (Post-traumatic Stress Disorder). Learn more: https://sbhc.tech/4cvjGog #EquineTherapy #RecoveryIsPossible #AnimalTherapy
Equine-Assisted Therapy
https://aviaryrecoverycenter.com
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Feeling restless or anxious? Sometimes all you need is a walk. Explore how stepping outside can benefit your recovery journey in our latest blog. https://sbhc.tech/3W3tOzd
What if You Went for a Walk?
https://aviaryrecoverycenter.com
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#SundayMotivation "There are only two days in the year that nothing can be done. One is called yesterday and the other is called tomorrow, so today is the right day to love, believe, do and mostly live." - Dalai Lama