Personal Thoughts, Stories & Reflections From People In Early Recovery: Part 7
August 3, 2018
It’s so easy to slip I’ve dug 5ft deep by 2ft wideI’m digging my own graveIt started with a puff of a jointThen that Russian
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Personal Thoughts, Stories & Reflections From People In Early Recovery: Part 6
July 27, 2018
It’s been a rough past week but unknowingly became a blessing. This recovery week seems to be working some miracles. Being at Canyon Crossing I
Personal Thoughts, Stories & Reflections From People In Early Recovery: Part 5
July 5, 2018
Client A Growing up Growing up taughtTaught me to stay quiteAnd apologize forEverythingGrowing up taughtTaught me hide me tearsAnd put others overYourselfGrowing up taughtTaught me..LiesTreatmentTreatment
Personal Thoughts, Stories & Reflections From People In Early Recovery: Part 4
June 11, 2018
Client A Ever since I was a young girl I always looked for out-side esteem; since entering recovery I finally realized how to build true
Changing Behaviors
June 2, 2018
Achieving lasting and sustainable behavioral change when recovering from addiction is perhaps one of the most difficult aspects of treating chemical dependency. Most individuals who
Personal Thoughts, Stories & Reflections From People In Early Recovery: Part 3
May 28, 2018
Client A Growing up with Disney and Grims brothers has taught me so many lessons. Mulan taught me respect and honor. Snow white showed how
Personal Thoughts, Stories & Reflections From People In Early Recovery: Part 2
May 20, 2018
Client AJ When I came to Canyon Crossing I was angrier than I think than I have ever been. I was mad that I was
Personal Thoughts, Stories & Reflections From People In Early Recovery
May 11, 2018
Client C “Triggers” Walking down the streetMinding my own businessMe and some white substance meetIt took me back to my past, the messMy heart dropsI
The Addict’s Brain
May 3, 2018
Addiction involves intense craving, complete loss of control over the use of substances, and continued use despite adverse consequences. Decades of research has confirmed that