Alumni and Family Support
Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center's Community Outreach Liaison are dedicated to supporting alumni and their family members throughout their mental health journey. The overall goal is to provide you, and your support team, with the resources needed to aid in your mental health journey. This is done through periodic follow up phone calls/emails, community events, online resources and support groups.
Monthly Communications
Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center offers email communications from our Community Outreach Liaison Team, all of which highlight different resources including virtual support groups, upcoming events, blogs, Mental Note podcast and additional hands-on practical tools. This entire team is dedicated to working with both patients and their families, ensuring you continue to have supportive touchpoints after you discharge from treatment. Whether you need words of encouragement or referrals for outpatient treatment, our team is here to support you.
Caring for You in Recovery
Our Alumni and Community Outreach Team believes in you and your capabilities. We are here to provide you with the necessary skills and tools to continue your recovery journey. While recovery is not always linear, we believe in the ability to progress towards a lasting recovery. Additionally, we work to provide your family, friends and caregivers with supportive tools ranging from education and webinars to articles and support groups, specifically designed for support systems of loved ones in treatment.
I believe [Pathlight]’s mood disorder program may have changed my life. It was the first time I felt both seen and heard in therapy. I use the skills I learned at [Pathlight] every day. I think everyone should learn the skills [Pathlight] teaches.
Resources for Alumni
Explore our alumni resources for education, inspiration and hope as you navigate recovery.
Mental Health Support Groups
Pathlight offers free, trained facilitator-led support groups for those struggling with anxiety, OCD, and mood disorders like depression and bipolar disorder. Pathlight also offers some support groups for families and community members. These support groups provide support, resources and education on treatment and recovery.
Stay Connected with Your Recovery Community
Are you or a loved one on the path to recovery? Our new opt-in form enables you to stay connected with our team and continue to receive support after discharge and throughout your or a loved one's recovery journey. By signing up, you'll receive the latest free resources, including access to support groups, upcoming events, educational materials, and more.
Events for Alumni
Having that validation 'You've changed as a person' from your treatment team was so cool to receive.
Recovery Ambassadors
A select group of Pathlight alumni and family members have been invited to serve on our Recovery Ambassador Council. Our Council members have come forward to share their personal recovery story as a way to help destigmatize and normalize eating disorders and mental health issues. These passionate members speak from the heart and inspire hope for full recovery.
Members of the Recovery Ambassador Council are available for speaking opportunities in education settings and to various audiences.*
Alum and Recovery Ambassador Council Member
Recovery Ambassador Council Member and Alumni Parent
Recovery Ambassador Council Member and Alumni Parent
Alum and Recovery Ambassador Council Member
Alum and Recovery Ambassador Council Member
Alum and Recovery Ambassador Council Member
Recovery Ambassador Council Member
Alumni & Recovery Ambassador Council (RAC) Member
Alum and Recovery Ambassador Council Member
Alum and Recovery Ambassador Council Member
Alum and Recovery Ambassador Council Member
Pathlight RAC Member
Recovery Ambassador Council (RAC) Member
In Loving Memory
The ERC Pathlight family honors former RAC member, Andy. We lost Andy due to an unexpected medical emergency.
Andy was a fantastic artist, a dedicated family man, thoughtful human, and genuine and gentle soul. He always had a wisdom about him, keeping life in perspective.
Andy was passionate about raising awareness for eating disorder and mental health treatment. He embraced his recovery journey and enjoyed connecting with others.
We remember Andy with love.
Mental Note Podcast
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