WellBrook Recovery

Big thank you to our sponsors of Sunday’s Golf Outing by WellBrook Chardon!

Each name represents a company, organization, and individuals who are committed to helping the next person on their recovery journey.

So grateful to:
LPB Construction Inc.
The Ed Keating Center
The Keenan Company
Buckeye Drain Solutions
Find Your Voice Now
Upgraded Industries
Attain Behavioral Health
Jeff's Sober Living
Hope Town Ohio
Matthews Group, Howard Hanna
Geauga County Board of Mental Health and Recovery Services
Court 144
Edward Cup CPA
Back 9 Recovery
Spartan Construction
The Perodeau Family

More than 60 people showed up at Lost Nation Golf Course this Sunday for the WellBrook Recovery Chardon Golf Outing. Golf was the excuse. Connection and letting people know help is available was the point.

🏆 1st Place - 56: Team Back 9 Recovery
🥈 2nd Place - 60: Team Back 9 Bullies
🎯 Longest Drive: Jason Agostine
🎯 Closest to the Pin: Mike Sizler
🦁 Skin (eagle on 18!): The Lions
🐺 Skin (birdie on 15): The Wolf Pack
🎟️ Raffle Winner: Sonny Dalton, $750 gift card to Windmill Lakes

Thank you to the sponsors who made this happen: Back 9 Recovery, Court 144, Spartan Construction, LPB Construction, Find Your Voice Now, Hopetown Recovery, Jeff's Sober Living, The Perodeau Family, Ed Keating Center, Edward Cup CPA, Geauga County Board of Mental Health & Recovery Services, Matthews Group/Howard Hanna, The Keenan Company, Buckeye Drain Solutions, Upgraded Industries, and Attain Behavioral Health. 🙏

Thank you to Ricky for spearheading the event, and to Sonya and Michael Schwimmer for all the help along the way.

Thanks to everyone who came out. If you or someone you love needs support, we're here.

WellBrook Recovery , Lost Nation Golf Course , Windmill Lakes Golf Club

More than 60 people showed up at Lost Nation Golf Course this Sunday for the WellBrook Recovery Chardon Golf Outing. Golf was the excuse. Connection and letting people know help is available was the point.

🏆 1st Place - 56 points: Team Back 9 Recovery
🥈 2nd Place - 60 points: Team Back 9 Bullies
🎯 Longest Drive: Jason Agostine
🎯 Closest to the Pin: Mike Sizler
🦁 Skin (eagle on 18!): The Lions
🐺 Skin (birdie on 15): The Wolf Pack
🎟️ Raffle Winner: Sonny Dalton, $750 gift card to Windmill Lakes

Thank you to the sponsors who made this happen: Back 9 Recovery, Court 144, Spartan Construction, LPB Construction, Find Your Voice Now, Hopetown Recovery, Jeff's Sober Living, The Perodeau Family, Ed Keating Center, Edward Cup CPA, Geauga County Board of Mental Health & Recovery Services, Matthews Group/Howard Hanna, The Keenan Company, Buckeye Drain Solutions, Upgraded Industries, and Attain Behavioral Health. 🙏

Thank you to Ricky for spearheading the event, and to Sonya and Michael Schwimmer for all the help along the way.

Thanks to everyone who came out. If you or someone you love needs support, we're here.

WellBrook Recovery , Lost Nation Golf Course , Windmill Lakes Golf Club

An amazing turnout for the 1st WellBrook Recovery Golf Outing! Thank you to all of the golfers who played today. Looking forward to next year’s outing!

Our Ohio Golf Event is happening Sunday, August 16th. Every round supports recovery in our community.
Registration has closed, thank you to everyone who signed up.

Meet this month's Courage Cultivators.

Dora Holliday, our Lead Therapist in Ohio, asks the question clients have been avoiding, then helps them recognize a strength they already had but couldn't yet see, session after session.

Autumn Bender, a Behavioral Health Technician in Wisconsin, steps up before anyone has to ask, taking on the extra task, covering the gap, doing what needs to get done, and her reliability, initiative, and positive attitude reach coworkers and clients alike.

Two different ways of showing up. Same courage.

Thank you, Dora and Autumn.

A client sits down for a session, and the words won't come, not for this part of the story. So her therapist hands her a paintbrush instead.
There's yoga, art therapy, music therapy, and more working alongside traditional talk therapy: different ways into the parts of a story that don't come out as sentences.
Here, that's part of the work itself.