Aaron Bradshaw teams up with RAC Recovery to spread mental health, substance abuse awareness
Today in “Why NIL is good for college athletics”, Kentucky Basketball freshman Aaron Bradshaw is positively using his influence.
The 7-foot-1 center announced on Monday that he has teamed up with RAC Recovery (Robert Alexander Center for Recovery) to help promote mental health and substance abuse awareness in the state of Kentucky. Bradshaw posted a clip to his Instagram page announcing the partnership. He was joined in the video by Kentucky teammates Brennan Canada, Tre Mitchell, and Grant Darbyshire.
“I would definitely recommend someone to come here. This is the best place to go,” Bradshaw said in the video below. “Everybody struggles. Everybody has that one time in their life where it’s like we all need help at one point. With mental and substance abuse, some people don’t like help, some people do, but with this center and great environment, comfortable, a lot of people that actually care. And that’s what people need.”
RAC Recovery “is the top-rated addiction center in Kentucky”. It boasts over 25-plus years of treatment experience, more than 30 dedicated treatment staff members, and a 50-plus bed facility located outside of Louisville in Mount Washington, KY. You can visit their website at RacRecovery.com or call 1-844-328-8406.
Below is an excerpt from the website’s “About” page.
Drug and alcohol addiction is a serious issue that affects many individuals and families. That’s why it’s reassuring to know that there are centers like the Robert Alexander Center for Recovery that are dedicated to providing evidence-based, high-quality addiction treatment. We offers a range of services and support from medically supervised detox to residential treatment programs. Our team of highly skilled staff members are committed to guiding patients on the path to long-term recovery and helping them achieve a healthy, fulfilling life. With a focus on evidence-based practices, patients can trust that they are receiving the best possible care at the Robert Alexander Center for Recovery.
RacRecovery.com
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