Client Stories

I wanted to share this with you because holistic wellness has always been deeply important to me. As a healthcare professional, I know that when I don’t have answers, it’s […]

For Marcus, joining a support group wasn’t a bold step forward—it was a last resort. After years of drinking and drug use, after multiple arrests and the unraveling of life

Substance Use Disorder doesn’t just affect the person using—it ripples through families. Linda joined Al-Anon not because she struggled with addiction, but because someone she loved did. As the family

When Bri first entered treatment, it wasn’t because she believed recovery was possible. It was because she was facing serious prison time for drug-related crimes after years of battling an

Carol joined Nar-Anon because of a loved one’s addiction. She was full of fear, anger, and despair—and completely without hope for the future. The emotional toll of someone else’s substance

For James, recovery began with a step toward connection. After struggling with substance use, he knew he couldn’t face the journey alone. That’s when he walked into a support group

For Ray, recovery didn’t begin as a personal choice—it began as a court requirement. But what started as obligation quickly turned into something that changed his life. Ray began attending

After more than 30 years battling addiction, David reached a breaking point. He had tried to get clean on his own—but it wasn’t working. He was desperately searching for something