2021 Pittsburgh Recovery Walk
The 2021 Pittsburgh Recovery Walk will take place on September 11. We are excited to have an in-person celebration this year. Can’t make it downtown? You can still be a part …
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Semi-Virtual 2020 Pittsburgh Recovery Walk
Addiction affects everyone. The good news is: so does recovery. Everyone whose life has been touched by addiction or recovery is invited to take part in the Semi-Virtual 2020 Pittsburgh …
Read MorePittsburgh Recovery Walk
Addiction affects everyone. The good news is: So does recovery. Everyone whose life has been touched by addiction or recovery is invited to take part in the Pittsburgh Recovery Walk on Saturday, September …
Read MoreNAMI Keystone Pennsylvania hosts Stories That Heal Author Series
NAMI Keystone Pennsylvania is hosting a third season of the Stories That Heal author series in collaboration with City of Asylum Bookstore on Thursdays, April 25, May 30, and June …
Read MoreMy life began at 40
The other day, as my daughters were getting ready to leave my house and return to their father’s, I tried to guilt them into doing their chores. “I did a …
Read MoreSeven sisters, seven values, seven words
On September 24, colleagues throughout Pittsburgh Mercy celebrate Mercy Day, the feast day of Our Lady of Mercy for whom the religious congregation of the Sisters of Mercy is named …
Read MoreA Community Forum on Opioids & Heroin: The Killers in Our Neighborhoods
September is National Recovery Month. Rick Moody and Latisha Lewis, both from Pittsburgh Mercy, will participate in “A Community Forum on Opioids & Heroin: The Killers in Our Neighborhoods,” Thursday, …
Read MoreWhy we walk
What does it feel like to be clean and sober for 32 years? To be so far away from those dreary and dark days when I almost wished life would …
Read MoreCycling to well-being
Most Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m., weather permitting, an informal group of Pittsburgh Mercy colleagues and friends who enjoy recreational bicycling gather in the parking lot at 1200 Reedsdale Street on …
Read MoreA garden of hope & recovery
At Pittsburgh Mercy’s Glen Hazel Extended Acute Care (EAC) Facility, a mental health residential program for adults who need additional supports, hope and recovery are being experienced by combining traditional …
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