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ACCR would like to welcome Cyndie Spanier, who was recently elected to be a co-chair of the Steering Committee. Congratulations Cyndie! Cynthia Spanier is a Ph.D. trained Clinical Psychologist and Certified Health Coach recently elected to co-chair of the Allegheny County Coalition for Recovery (ACCR). 7/2019. When she is not... -
October 10th was World Mental Health Day. In solidarity, people all over social media posted about their mental health experiences, spreading awareness, and working towards stopping stigma. But how do you help a person who is experiencing a mental illness? That’s where recovery comes into play. More commonly than you... -
Last September 2017, ACCR participated in the second annual Pittsburgh Recovery Walk which aims to dispel stigma against those in recovery from addiction. At this event, we sponsored a “Thank You First Responders” booth where we collected signatures from people on two posters to express messages of thanks and...
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Consumers, providers, professionals, and stakeholders that believe people can do recover from mental illness and substance use disorders. We believe in community participation and advocacy and instilling hope and resiliency in all people through recovery-oriented practice and principles. Our committees work together to provide hope and change to all those affected by behavioral health in Allegheny County.
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August 14, 2019 |
Welcome, Cyndie
ACCR would like to welcome Cyndie Spanier, who was recently elected to be a co-chair of the Steering Committee....
October 17, 2018 |
World Mental Health Day 2018
October 10th was World Mental Health Day. In solidarity, people all over social media posted about their...
May 31, 2018 |
ACCR Gives “Thanks” to Allegheny County Council & First Responder Community
Last September 2017, ACCR participated in the second annual Pittsburgh Recovery Walk which aims to...