What if recovery isn't the same as getting your life back? In this deeply personal and insightful article, Joe Winch explores the gap between recovery as it's measured and recovery as it's lived, calling for a broader, more ambitious vision of healing from trauma.

RAF nurse and C2R beneficiary Kirsty has successfully completed the Comeback Cycle, a remarkable 350km journey around the Cairngorms National Park. Battling challenging terrain and harsh Scottish weather, her achievement is a powerful story of recovery, courage, and transformation.

Last year's visit to Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue offered C2R members a unique insight into the realities of mountain rescue. As we return to Eryri, we look back on the experience and the lasting impact it had on our community.

What makes Climb 2 Recovery different? Our new Recovery Model poster explains how experience, community, progression and reflection combine to support recovery through adventure and belonging.

What could persuade Olivia to stop wearing pink for a whole week? Supporting Climb to Recovery, of course! Read how her colourful fundraising challenge brought the community together for a fantastic cause.

From struggling with PTSD to becoming a qualified outdoor professional and expedition leader, Jonnie's story highlights the life-changing impact of Climb 2 Recovery and the power of adventure, community and purpose.

From losing a career, a home and a sense of belonging to finding confidence, friendship and purpose again, Liz's story shows the transformative power of Climb 2 Recovery and the importance of community in recovery.

From the Royal Marines to the mountains, Chris has spent decades helping others overcome challenges. Discover why he believes Climb 2 Recovery is far more than a climbing programme.