Recovery Happens Together: How Support Comes Full Circle
For National Recovery Month, see how people who found support in recovery can become part of someone else’s recovery support network.
Category: Recovery
Building a Strong Recovery Network Through Connection
Learn how counselors, peers, case managers, recovery specialists, family members, and others can help build a strong support network in recovery.
A Celebration of Culture, Community, and the Human Spirit
The GateHouse’s third annual cultural celebration brought clients, families, staff, and guests together for an afternoon of food, art, music, and hope.
Boundaries as an Act of Love: A Guide for Families
Learn how healthy boundaries help families support a loved one in recovery with compassion, clarity and accountability, without taking control of the process.
The Long Road to Purpose: Mary’s Recovery Journey
Mary Cahill shares how The GateHouse helped her find structure, accountability, and trust on her journey from substance use disorder to a life of purpose.
The GateHouse Is a Portal Between Addiction, Recovery
We're proud to share a feature on The GateHouse Lititz that was included in a recent edition of the Warwich Merchandiser!
The “Invisible” Recovery: Why You Don’t Have to Hit Bottom to Ask for Help
Learn how alcohol can quietly affect daily life and why seeking help is a strong, forward-looking decision.
Don’t Let Bracket “Madness” Gamble with Your Recovery
During tournament time, the risk of gambling disorder can often mirror substance use disorder. Learn how to protect your recovery during the tournament.
It’s OK to Be Relieved Valentine’s Day is Over
For those in recovery, the intensity of February can be a distraction. Here’s why finding relief after Valentine's Day is an act of emotional accountability.
Why Routine Matters More Than Resolutions: A Recovery-First Approach to 2026
Traditional New Year’s resolutions can set unrealistic expectations. Discover why structure, accountability, and flexibility are the real keys to sustainable recovery in 2026.