Addiction

Shame. Failure. Recovery.

Trying, trying, and trying again isn’t failure. It’s one step closer to the recovery you deserve. If you’re ready to beat your addiction, once and for all, you bring the fight. We’ll bring the backup.

The world wants to call you an addict.

We know you’re so much more.

You’re a friend, parent, partner, coach, employee, leader. You answer to the title of mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, aunt, uncle, and all-time-favorite kid.

Addiction isn’t who you are. It’s what you’re facing.

We’re here to make sure you never face it alone.

Your addiction probably started long, long ago.
9 out of 10 Americans facing a substance abuse disorder started using drugs or alcohol before their 18th birthday.
Addiction changes the way your brain works.
This means quitting isn’t as cut and dry as just waking up one day and deciding to stop forever. Medications, counseling, and more all play a big role in helping you regain control.
No one is exempt from addiction.
Certain risk factors can increase your chances of addiction (like genetics), but addiction doesn’t discriminate by race, gender, or income. Every single one of us can experience the challenges of addiction.
Addiction is an illness.
Addiction is a chronic disease of the brain that affects your behavior and makes it hard to control substance abuse. So be kind to yourself - just as though you were struggling with any other illness.