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Nice Quote

The Brains of Addicted People “have been modified by the drug in such a way that absence of the drug makes a signal to their brain that is equivilent to the signal of when you are starving, as if the individual was in a state of deprivation, where taking the drug is indispensable for survival.  … Read More

New Center

We are very excited about our new drug and alcohol treatment center.  It’s a much larger facility with an indoor racquetball court, barn on site (great for equine therapy) and sits on 5 1/2 acres!  Plenty of room to grow.  Our program and philosophy will stay the same we will just have more opportunities to … Read More

“Relationships and Life after Residential” Clinic

Click here for Clinic’s flier and details! We announced our first ever all-day, intense clinic designed for families and clients coming out of residential treatment.  Markus, our family therapist genius, is heading up the clinic.  I’m sure it will be very successful!  He’s going to discuss things like “what to watch for before a relapse … Read More

A & E INTERVENTION

Michael’s Intervention Follow Up Finally, our clip that was on A&E’s INTERVENTION is on their website!   It was fun to watch and a pleasure to be involved with.  Michael is doing incredibly well battling his disease of alcoholism!  He’s been sober over 4 months now, is re-establishing his relationship with his beautiful daughter Bella, living … Read More

Turning Point on INTERVENTION

We were on A&E’s Intervention last night!  It ended up being a double intervention show so not much was said about Turning Point Centers Center’s program.We only got a quick mention at the end but the recognition and working with their team was awesome!  They’re putting a 7 minute video on their website about the … Read More

Tired of “Speedballs!”

We’re tired of hearing about all these young people doing speedballs!  Speedballs are heroin and cocaine combined and they’re very dangerous.  The reason this drug combination is so dangerous is because the two when mixed confuse the body.  The cocaine raises the heart-rate…quickly and the heroin slows the heart-rate at the same time.  The cocaine … Read More