Salisbury, MD — Cove Recovery, a local behavioral health organization, took an active role in fostering community engagement at this year’s National Night Out events in Salisbury and Princess Anne on August 1^st. The organization’s team had a remarkable time connecting with numerous community members, peers, and local resources during the festivities. Amid the vibrant atmosphere, Cove Recovery hosted an interactive table where children were invited to express their gratitude by drawing pictures of things they cherished. This creative activity not only brought smiles to young faces but also initiated meaningful discussions about the role of gratitude in the journey to recovery. These conversations highlighted the profound impact of appreciating the positives in life as an essential component of the recovery process. “Our goal was to foster connections and conversations that inspire individuals on their paths to healing,” shared Heather Collins, Executive Director of Cove Recovery. “Gratitude is a powerful tool in recovery, helping individuals shift their focus from challenges to the positive aspects of their lives.” The event also provided a unique opportunity for Cove Recovery’s team to meet and interact with a diverse range of community members. They engaged in conversations that centered around mental health, wellness, and the various resources available to support individuals on their recovery journeys. The event wasn’t just about meeting community members; it also allowed Cove Recovery to connect with peers and fellow community resources. The organization was able to network and collaborate with like-minded individuals and organizations dedicated to improving mental health and well-being. “We believe that the path to recovery is not just an individual journey, but a collective effort,” noted Heather Schultz, Director of SUD for Cove Recovery. “Events like National Night Out provide the ideal platform for us to unite, share insights, and strengthen the web of support available to those seeking healing.” In both Salisbury and Princess Anne, Cove Recovery’s participation was met with enthusiasm and appreciation. The organization’s commitment to fostering a supportive community was evident in the smiles, conversations, and connections made throughout the evening. For more information about Cove Recovery and its initiatives, visit www.Cove Recoveryllc.com. The organization continues to dedicate itself to empowering individuals on their journey to recovery and promoting mental well-being within the community. Contact: Heather Collins, Executive Director (410) 548-3333 www.coverecoveryllc.com For more information about Cove Recovery’s telehealth services and how to access treatment, please contact us.