In observance of ‘National Recovery Month’, MUSC Bruce Hall continues to promote and support evidence-based treatment and wellness practices implemented by those supporting recovery. This celebration was initiated in 1989 by SAMHSA and continues to be recognized in September nationwide.
During this time, we not only reflect on the lives lost to substance use disorders, but we also take this time to recognize the effectiveness of ‘treatment’ and those connected to recovery resources that help make sobriety a reality for individuals and families in our communities.
It is the mission of MUSC Bruce Hall – Detox Unit to pass on the torch which was lit by SAMHSA to increase public awareness surrounding substance use disorders and mental health by hosting this awareness event. While promoting public awareness we celebrate the resilience and contributions of those in recovery. As service providers and community partners, we would like you to join our collaborative efforts in sharing information, hope and possibilities to those in need.
JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE SUCCESSES IN RECOVERY!!
The staff of Bruce Hall has been extremely busy within the walls of MUSC Health since re-locating to the Marion Medical Center, 2829 E. Hwy 76, Mullins, SC. With this shift within the walls of MUSC, please be assured that the staff of Bruce Hall will continue to provide our history of outstanding services. We will spotlight ‘NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTH’ with BRUCE HALL’s 3rd – ANNUAL AWARENESS for RECOVERY’ Event.
If you could be so kind to review your schedules, we request the presence of your agency/organization, to help us highlight treatment, recovery paths and resources to wellness by displaying your line of services.
- Date: Tuesday, September 29, 2026
- Location: MUSC Health – Marion Medical Center – Main – Lobby Hallway
(We ask that you drop off your items by entering the main front door)
- 09:00 a.m. – Set-up time
- 10:00 a.m. – Bruce Hall Tour followed by Brunch
- 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. – Event Time
- What you will need: Folding Table(s) and Covering (Chairs will be provided)
- Program Information — Optional: Give-a-ways to the public
We ask that you please confirm your attendance with me by September 17, 2026, to ensure available space.
As service providers your presence and participation will be greatly appreciated. This awareness event will present information regarding the impact of substance use and mental health disorders. As we promote total wellness, information will be provided regarding the need for detox and treatment during aftercare, in addition to recovery support and resources available in surrounding communities.
We hope that you accept this invitation to join us at this year’s event.
Progress isn`t just milestones and big moments — it`s also the choices you make daily. It won`t always be loud or perfect, but progress is always something to be proud of. #RecoveryIsPossible
If you needed proof that change is possible, grab a mirror! *You* are the proof. Your past will not negate the work that you`ve done to change yourself for the better. Keep going, one day at a time. 💟 #RecoveryIsPossible
Let`s be honest: sobriety doesn`t erase struggle. But it does build strength in yourself and clarity in your life. 💟 Ready to take the next step toward sobriety? Head to our website to view recovery resources available in South Carolina. #RecoveryIsPossible
Open Your Heart to Recovery
Show that you’re embracing recovery with the Open Heart:
a unifying symbol of support, strength and solidarity through the recovery journey. Whether you’re supporting a loved one, standing as an ally or in recovery yourself, using the Open Heart signals that you're a safe person to turn to for help, free of judgment. Add the Open Heart emoji to your social bios, use it in texts or download these resources to show your open support of recovery.
Words of Inspiration
Print this tear-off flyer to share the Open Heart and inspiring messages with your local community.
Open Heart Bingo
Every small act of support matters. See how many you can check off with this Open Heart bingo game.
Share the Open Heart
Download this little card to keep as a reminder or to pass on as a sign that your heart is open to recovery.
How can I support recovery?
Your mindful words and actions can make a powerful difference in someone’s recovery journey. Help create a sense of trust and encouragement with these language and support tips.
Learn the Language of RecoveryStay inspired
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"Find a group of individuals that share your interests and try to find methods of resilience in which you can really lean on. I find that the mind, the body, and the spirit are all things that need to be strengthened all together at once." #WeDoRecover
A message for you this Recovery Month: stay the course, because somebody out there is rooting for you to succeed. 💟 #RecoveryMonth #EmbraceRecovery #WeDoRecover
Sometimes we all need the reminder that someone out there is proud of us. A simple comment, a random text, a letter in the mail — these are all quick, easy, impactful ways to support your friends and family who are in recovery. 💟 #WeDoRecover #ProudOfYou #EmbraceRecovery