Saving Lives Since 2001
Our mission at Racing for Recovery is to prevent all forms of substance abuse by promoting a lifestyle of fitness and health for all those affected by addiction.
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Racing for Recovery offers many weekly support group meetings. Anyone effected by addiction is invited to join the discussion. Support group meeting topics of discussion include substance abuse issues, recovery, exercise and leading a healthy and productive lifestyle.Why Should Racing for Recovery Matter to You?
We Are Saving Lives & Improving Quality of Life for Everyone Affected by Addiction
The treatment philosophy is built on the growing body of research and literature that recognizes the correlative relationship between fitness, physical health and sustainable recovery from substance abuse and mental health disorders…learn more
How Racing for Recovery is Saving Lives
Motivational Speaking
All too often, individuals make bad choices in life, because they did not receive the right guidance or advice from a peer or someone they looked up to and respected...
Support Groups
According to the Department of Health and Human Services, "an estimated 22 million American's are classified with a substance dependance or abuse disorder..."
Counseling Services
Emotional trauma, physical or sexual abuse, divorce, peer pressure, and other underlying causes of despair are often found to be the catalyst for one's alcohol and substance abuse.
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“On behalf of the staff and program members of Dynamite Youth Center (DYC), in Brooklyn, NY, let me extend our sincerest thanks for accepting our invitation and delivering the most compelling, heartfelt, and uplifting presentation ever offered. In providing feedback, the members spoke of your “relatability”, your humor, of being “real,” and of talking to and with them with respect and understanding. They expressed that their spirits were raised as you acknowledged and reinforced their efforts and potential, and bolstered their self-esteem with the recognition that they were already winners by having had the courage to walk through the doors and display the willingness to continue to take advantage of the counseling and support that would help them grow personally, professionally, educationally, and socially. Appreciated was your honest-to-the-core approach, sharing your story, and allowing significant time to respond to any and all questions, with no subject off-limits, no matter how sensitive the issue.”
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