At this joyous time of year, we share the good news of recovery from addiction. We are grateful for the opportunity to help those affected find hope and health. Thank you for your interest and support.

We wish you and your loved ones peace, joy and serenity. This holiday season, and throughout the new year, may all be bright.

The Christmas holiday season can be exciting with all of the festivities, sparkling lights, parties, family gatherings and special treats. But, for those in recovery, it can also be a dangerous time. There are many 'slippery slopes' where a 'slip' can mean a return to active addiction, resulting in the complete opposite of all the goodness the season is intended to foster.

Click the link below and be reminded of a few simple tips to help you and your loved ones stay sober. To continue to be the beacons of hope and love you are. True miracles of renewal and rebirth. Your new life in recovery is a manifestation of all the season is meant to represent!

Remember that the very best gift you can give your loved ones, is a healthy you. Do whatever you have to to protect your sobriety, and simply be the gift of life you are!

If you or a loved one have been struggling with drinking alcohol or other drug use, there are good reasons to consider getting help this Christmas.