The Bridge NYC

We’re proud to announce that we will be administering weekly Covid tests to all of our residents, free of charge. On the journey to wellness and becoming a better version of ourselves, the safety of our residents is one of our top priorities at The Bridge NYC.

When we are immersed in our addiction, it makes it difficult to show up in our lives. We struggle to show up for our family and friends. We struggle to show up for our jobs or school. We struggle to show up for ourselves. But when we take those steps into recovery, we open up all-new possibilities to show up in our lives.

In treatment, you learn about all sorts of things that you can take with you into your daily life, such as boundaries, how to identify toxic people, how to say no, and myriad coping mechanisms, but once you leave treatment and begin to work on your step-down recovery at home, it’s natural to feel alone or isolated. That’s why it’s important to create a support network after treatment; a group of people who you can call, lean on, and trust.

Not only is music enjoyable, it can be used for therapy for addiction. Check out our latest Spotify Playlist for recovery. Link in bio . . . .... #soberliving #spotify #discoveryweekly #sobermusic #soberplaylist #soberlife #sobernyc #soberhamptons #hamptonsplaylist #thebridgenyc See more

Happy 85th anniversary Bill. Bill W., a stockbroker from New York, was one of those men. In fighting his own battle against drinking, he had already learned that helping other people with alcoholism was the key to maintaining his own sobriety, the principle that would later become step 12 in the Twelve Steps of #AlcoholicsAnonymous. #AA #soberliving #sober #soberlife