Inspire Recovery Clothing

03/25/2022

Hope Dealer Maroon Sweatshirt, only 1 left in stock (size XL)

Message me for details.

10/04/2021

Thank you to everyone who has made a purchase, I have edited the sizes that are left remaining on the original post. At this time the Tie Dye Hoodies are sold out and only 2 Maroon crews remain, 1 M and 1 XL. Still lots of T-shirt options.

Free local delivery and pick up. Shipping is free on orders over $75.00

09/29/2021

Ok, because I am seriously struggling with the website I have decided to post the products and prices here. If you want to order something send me a message 🙂

06/04/2021

This is the first shirt to be made right here in Bridgetown NS. I am hopefully that with in the next month our production will be totally local ❤😃

05/31/2021

Happy Monday!

05/11/2021

This story from iTreatments eliminating stigma series is such an amazing story. Please take the time to watch and understand that Addiction affects all walks of life.

Stephen shares his story with us, and it’s not your ‘stereotypical' addiction story. This video series is aimed at helping break down the stigma of addiction...

05/06/2021

May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

1 in 5.

The number of people who will be affected by mental illness in any given year. This person is sitting next to you. This person is living in your house. This person is a part of your family. This is you. Even if this disease is not yours to fight, you are impacted by knowing and loving someone who is.

A semicolon. A pause. An indication of connection between sentences. Often causing confusion yet important to empathize relationships. A pause to let the reader know there is more to the story.

The semicolon can be described as stronger than a comma but weaker than a period. An apt description. However the semicolon is more than just this. It continues the sentence where a period could be placed.

And I am stronger than depression and anxiety. I am more than what it tells me I am. It will not be my ending period. My disease makes me pause in my day. It makes me stop and care for myself. But it doesn't end me. I have more to my story. And so do you. Share it. Talk about it. Reveal it. Display it.

There is no shame. Don't let it become your end. Let it be a part of your story. One that you overcome everyday.

Support your 1 in 5. Show them that you see them. You hear them. You love them. Show them that their disease does not make them less of a person.

My name is Katie.

I am 1 in 5.

04/20/2021

You can have your big cities, I will take this any day. There is something about salt air and nature that is just healing for the soul, this is my happy place.

Lately I have been in a funk, eating poorly, not working out, sleeping in, not Journaling/planning and being busy all the time yet accomplishing very little. I am stuck in this endless cycle of feeling like s**t spiritually, mentally and physically and the choices I am making are only making the problem worse, so I decided to take a break and spend the afternoon with my kids and their friends and head to the ocean for a beachfire and now I am ready to get my ass back on track and get out of this rut I am in and get back to being the me I know and love.

Oh ya and keep an eye out for some new swag and deals, releasing soon. 😎🤫😘

04/14/2021

On Monday, April 19th, Mark Gray and Andrew Blackbird will be facilitating a group on Habit Development.

"This session is about making positive changes in your life and sticking to them. Building new routines and implementing new, positive habits in the place of old, negative ones is crucial to having a successful recovery program. Whatever it is that you want to achieve, we give you all the tips, tricks and research behind how to more easily install, and more importantly continue, new habits so they become automatic and a part of your identity. Habits, routine and structure are so important to recovery and leading a happy and serene life."

Get a seat at https://bit.ly/3dMVzV7 !