The Next Door Recovery

Are you—or someone you know—a young professional under 35 eager to make an impact? The Next Door Recovery’s Young Professionals Board is a fantastic way to get involved with our mission and grow as a leader. YP Board members contribute by: • Planning an annual fundraising event for The Next Door Recovery • Engaging in hands-on service projects • Attending five in-person board meetings at our facility • Collaborating with one of five committees: Service, Staff Appreciation, Songwriter's Night, Membership, or Development Applications are due by December 1, 2025. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/eHfxDUES For questions, please reach out to Kaitlyn McCarthy at Kailtyn.McCarthy@thenextdoor.org.

Thank you to Rachel Morris and ECON member Susan Weathersby for joining us today to share about the vital work of The Next Door Recovery. 🌿 Their team is making an incredible impact in the lives of women navigating recovery. Did you know The Next Door Recovery is the only treatment center in the Southeast that will accept pregnant women up to 38 weeks? With addiction touching so many families, their work is critical. Each year, they help nearly 1,500 women in our Nashville community, offering hope, healing, and recovery. Through ECON Charities, we are honored to support their Family Enrichment Program—helping clients strengthen connections with their families so they can be supported well when they transition home after their 28-day program.🌿 Grateful for the chance to learn more and partner in this meaningful work! #CommunityImpact #ECONCharities #TheNextDoorRecovery #NonprofitLeadership #NashvilleCommunity #Nashville #EconomicClubofNashville

We are thrilled to celebrate and congratulate our Clinical Executive Director, Amanda Dunlap, for receiving the CEO of the Year Award last night at the TAADAS Recovery Dinner! 🎉 Amanda is deeply deserving of this recognition for her extraordinary leadership and management skills. She has dedicated herself not only to The Next Door Recovery but also to empowering women everywhere. Her outstanding leadership, tireless dedication, and genuine compassion for advocating for substance use and mental health treatment continue to inspire us all. A special thank you to Mary Linden Salter, Executive Director of TAADAS (TN Association of Alcohol, Drug, and other Addiction Services), and Mark Lasko, CEO of Samaritan Recovery Community, for presenting this award. We also extend our congratulations to Tracey Levine, CEO of Healing Housing, Inc., for being honored as Volunteer of the Year!

WE ARE HIRING for a Clinic and MAT Coordinator position. In this role, you would be responsible for organizing and overseeing the operations of a high-energy, fast-paced clinic environment, with a focus on efficiently processing incoming admissions. This role includes performing prior authorizations for MAT (Medication-Assisted Treatment) medications and inpatient medications, ensuring timely access to necessary treatments. The coordinator will monitor clinic workflows, delegate tasks as appropriate, and provide hands-on support to other staff as needed. The ideal candidate is a proactive team player who thrives in dynamic settings and is committed to collaboration, attention to detail, and high-quality patient care. Experience working in an MAT clinic and/or substance use disorder (SUD) treatment is preferred. If you’re ready to join a passionate team and support life-changing care, apply here!

Yesterday, we were honored to welcome Senator Marsha Blackburn to The Next Door Recovery for a special visit and tour of our Nashville campus. Her daughter, Mary Morgan Kitchell, also joined us and we’re grateful for her partnership through (NAHT) Nashville Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition as we work together to support women on their journey of healing and restoration. We are thankful for leaders who take the time to witness the power of faith-based recovery and who advocate for women breaking free from cycles of addiction, trauma, and trafficking. 💜

Thank you to Nashville Scene for highlighting the great work being done at The Next Door Recovery and Firefly because of the Opioid Abatement Funds. We are honored to get to serve women every day on their journey to hope and healing. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/ev-USFDQ

Check out our new blog post: "Beyond the Buzzword: What Trauma-Informed Care Looks Like at The Next Door Recovery". Discover how TNDR puts trauma-informed principles—safety, trustworthiness, peer support, collaboration, empowerment, and humility—into action every day to create a healing environment for the women we serve. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/enRmdP6e Written by Kristen Lonigan, Director of Admissions and Business Development.

After galloping his way down I-24 and into Nashville with dreams of healing and a country music career… Ed showed up at The Next Door Recovery ready for intake. Destiny Gonzalez was ready to greet him with arms wide open! 🦓💜🩵