Meet Ryan Smith, Director of HR & Compliance at Infinite Recovery. Ryan has over 5 years in recovery, and is a true testament to what recovery can look like. Ryan started working in recovery at another facility, then four and a half years ago made the switch to Infinite Recovery where he has worked his way up from being an RCA, to his current role today. What he loves about his personal recovery is being able to help others by sharing his experience about making it through to a better life. He has forged relationships with other people where he gets to be vulnerable and share successes and struggles. What he loves the most about working in recovery is that he can rest easy knowing that he is a part of saving lives and restoring hope that was once lost.
“Letting go gives us freedom, and freedom is the only condition for happiness. If, in our heart, we still cling to anything - anger, anxiety or possessions - we cannot be free.” - Thich Nhat Hanh #WeCanRecover
New on the Infinite Recovery Blog ➡️ Seeking treatment and recovery from Adderall addiction. Link in below 🙏🏼 #WeCanRecover
https://www.infiniterecovery.com/news/how-long-does-adderall-stay-in-your-system/
“Faith is not belief without proof, but trust without reservation”- D. Elton Trueblood #TodaysThought #WeCanRecover
A big congrats to our Director of Business Development, Chrissy Glenn, on celebrating six years of sobriety! 🥳🙏🏼
“‘May I never forget on my best day, that I need God just as desperately as I did on my worst day.’ 6 years ago today, I surrendered. I never in a million years dreamed of being here because of that. Eternally grateful for the ones who loved me back to life and showed me a way out, I am nothing without y’all. Grateful for a Loving and forgiving God, who blessed me and loved me regardless of how many times I abandoned my faith. No one is ever too far gone.” -Chrissy Glenn. #WeCanRecover
It’s #MotivationMonday at Infinite Recovery! Reminder to keep it simple 🙌🏻💙. “It was only a matter of being willing to believe in a Power greater than myself. Nothing more was required of me to make my beginning.” - AA Big Book pg 12 #WeCanRecover
Wishing you a safe, sober, and happy #LaborDay from the Infinite family! 🙏🏻💙 #WeCanRecover
It’s #MotivationMonday at Infinite Recovery! Reminder that resilience is key 🙌🏻💙. “Strength doesn’t come from what you can do. It comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn’t.”– Rikkie Rogers #WeCanRecover
"Infinite Recovery saved my own and many of my now life long friends' lives. I would absolutely recommend anyone who needs help getting sober to come here. They offered me the real solution, I didn’t even know existed. I have nothing but love and respect for the whole staff." - Cameron V., Client Testimonial. We are available 24/7 and we can help. Call (844) 206-9063 #WeCanRecover
Love and tolerance of others is our code. 💙 “Remember there’s no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical end.” —Scott Adams #WeCanRecover
We are continuing our #StaffSpotlight series, featuring Infinite Recover’s Alumni Coordinator, Hannah M! Hear her inspiring recovery story and how she found her passion for helping others. #WeCanRecover 🙏
“My story is just like everyone else’s. I have a disease of the mind, body, and spirit. This disease kept me using drugs for many years just to cope with everyday life. I could not work, hold a conversation, or even function without putting some kind of substance in my body. I never thought i would make it through my 20's, and honestly I did not want to. After many years of using, overdoses, and close calls with the law and death, my parents intervened. I finally agreed to go to treatment. I agreed to 30 days at a small center in Georgia. This was the place where I learned to smile again, I heard my laugh for the first time in years, and I met some of my closest friends. I was quickly made aware that 30 days was not going to be enough for me. They suggested I go to a treatment center in Texas to get me far away from home. I begrudgingly agreed. I was willing to do anything to stop using. If that meant going to Texas- lets go. I never imagined those next 4 months would change my life so drastically. That hill changed my world. That was where I learned how to be a functioning adult, how to show up and be present for the ones I love. That hill is where I found my spirituality and allowed it to grow. I truly never could have dreamed that my life looks the way it does. My spirituality is hands-down the most important thing in my life. Being able to grow spirituality and share that in some of my most important relationships is such a blessing in my life today. 5 years ago, spirituality was not a word I used or truly believed in. Today- it's the one thing that keeps me grounded when life happens and things get tough. I am so grateful for the people I have met on this journey and been able to connect with. I am grateful for my family and the compassion, and support they have shown me. I never forget where i came from, the depths of the depression and self loathing that i had while using. I am so grateful for the life I have today.” - Hannah Moran
“As we go through the day we pause, when agitated or doubtful, and ask for the right thought or action. We constantly remind ourselves we are no longer running the show.” - AA Big Book Pg 87 💙🙏 #WeCanRecover
New on the Infinite Recovery Blog ➡️ The stages of alcohol addiction, how to seek treatment, and how to find freedom from alcoholism. Link below! 🙏🏼#WeCanRecover
https://www.infiniterecovery.com/substance-abuse/stages-of-alcoholism/
Happy Thanksgiving! Infinite Recovery is so grateful for each and every person we've encountered this year and we want to thank you all for allowing us to be a part of your journey. 💙🙏🏻 #WeCanRecover
The gifts of recovery are abundant! 💙💪🏻 “We have found much of heaven and we have been rocketed into a fourth dimension of existence of which we had not even dreamed.” - AA Big book pg. 25 #WeCanRecover
Making spirits bright. 🌟🎄 Join us in giving back to The Central Texas Food Bank. The Infinite family is proud to spread holiday cheer to those in need. 🙏#WeCanRecover
Today’s Thought: “God wants us to be happy, joyous, and free. We cannot subscribe to the belief that this life is a vale of tears, though it once was just that for many of us.". – AA Big Book, pg 133 #WeCanRecover
Wishing you a Happy Holiday, from the Infinite Recovery family to yours! 💙 #WeCanRecover
Starting the week fresh with #MotivationMonday inspiration. 💙🙏
“We had a new Employer. Being all powerful, He provided what we needed, if we kept close to Him and performed His work well.” - AA Big Book, PG. 63
Featured: Infinite Recovery's Chrissy Glenn, Steven Long, and Robin Lindeman touch on maintaining sobriety during the pandemic with Texas Standard. "You are in isolation but you are not alone. Reach out, your life is worth it." Read the full article below. #WeCanRecover
https://www.texasstandard.org/stories/in-depth-without-in-person-meetings-this-is-how-some-texans-maintain-their-substance-use-recovery/
TEXASSTANDARD.ORG
In Depth: Without In-Person Meetings This Is How Some Texans Maintain Their Substance Use Recovery
Featured: Infinite Recovery's Chrissy Glenn, Steven Long, and Robin Lindeman touch on maintaining sobriety during the pandemic with Texas Standard. "You are in isolation but you are not alone. Reach out, your life is worth it." Read the full article below. #WeCanRecover
https://www.texasstandard.org/stories/in-depth-without-in-person-meetings-this-is-how-some-texans-maintain-their-substance-use-recovery/
TEXASSTANDARD.ORG
In Depth: Without In-Person Meetings This Is How Some Texans Maintain Their Substance Use Recovery
Happy International Women’s Day! Today we honor the inspiring and courageous women in our Infinite family- clients, staff and community. 💙🙏 #WeCanRecover
https://cbsaustin.com/news/local/texas-recovery-programs-adapt-during-pandemic-to-offer-resources
FEATURED: Infinite Recovery on CBS Austin. 🙏 Our Executive Director Robin Lindeman and Director of Business Development Chrissy Glenn share on IR's response to aiding those seeking recovery during the ever-evolving pandemic. #WeCanRecover
CBSAUSTIN.COM
Texas recovery programs adapt during pandemic to offer resources
