By Jennie Coughlin The New York Times After months of training as part of his recovery, Travis Friese is running his first marathon. Credit…Mimi d’Autremont for The New York Times His first time in rehab, Travis Friese thought he could just learn to use drugs…
It was another rainy race day, but the energy remained high as Odyssey House employees and clients, program staff and clients from other NYC-based treatment agencies, and supporters came together at Icahn Stadium for the 19th Annual Run for Your Life on September 28, 2024.
By James Ford PIX11 One of the Tri-state region’s largest addiction recovery programs believes that a steady, dedicated pace leads to success. Odyssey House is the organization that put that concept into practice literally on Saturday with its Run For Your Life,…
Support a Good Cause: Run like you’re late for work, but this time, you’re actually helping people in recovery! Get Healthy (ish): Burn off last night’s pizza and feel virtuous while doing it. Community Vibes: Meet awesome people who think running for fun is totally normal. Scenic Views: Enjoy…
Recovery goes beyond quitting substance use; it involves confronting underlying issues and rebuilding a healthier life. This challenging process requires courage and self-determination, which we honor at our annual Run for Your Life 5k. Recovery is a lifelong journey toward becoming your best…