Vacation is something we all look forward to. It’s a break from your everyday routine, the chance to relax, explore, and have fun. But for someone in recovery, a vacation can also feel a bit stressful. The change in routine and being in new surroundings can stir up cravings or temptations. You mi...
Relapse and Recovery
Jan
03
2025
The New Year feels like the perfect time to hit the reset button. New calendar, new goals, new you! That’s why so many people use it as motivation to quit bad habits, whether it’s drinking, drugs, or something else they’ve been wrestling with. It’s easy to feel pumped up on January 1st, making r...
Sep
27
2024
You're scrolling through your feed, casually liking photos and videos, when suddenly you see a post that makes you pause. It's a picture of a friend at a bar, a place you used to frequent, or perhaps a memory shared by someone who once hurt you. Instantly, emotions bubble to the surface, feelings...
Nov
28
2022
The holidays are a time for friends, family, and celebrating, but they can also be a trigger for addiction relapse. Thanksgiving is one of the most common times for people to relapse because there are so many potential triggers around the holiday.cta_scIf you're in recovery, it's important to be ...
Nov
15
2022
The holidays are a tough time for anyone struggling with addiction. Relapse rates increase and the general feeling of cheeriness and festivity can be replaced with insecurity and loneliness. If you're in recovery, you're probably anticipating the holiday season with a mix of excitement and dread....
Mar
08
2022
The road to sobriety is full of challenges, but it's also full of hope and opportunity. When it comes to addiction recovery, many people believe that the only thing that is important is getting sober. While this is certainly a critical piece of the puzzle, it’s not the only one.One of the most im...
Mar
03
2022
Relapse. It's a word that can feel like a death sentence to an addict in recovery. For some people, it can mean "I failed" or "I'm not good enough." If you're in this situation, relapse can also feel like you're back at square one, even if you've been clean and sober for years.But it doesn't have...
Jan
03
2022
Are you looking to get sober in the new year? If so, you're not alone. Many people want to quit alcohol in order to start the new year off on the right foot. However, quitting alcohol can be difficult, especially if you don't know how to go about it. In this blog post, we will discuss some tips o...
Dec
27
2021
It's the holidays and that means lots of festive gatherings with friends and family. According to studies, the average American drinks 100% more alcohol during the holiday season. The problem with this is that many holiday merry-makers end up getting blackout drunk.Being blackout drunk means bein...
Dec
13
2021
The holidays are a time for joy and happiness. But, if you have recently suffered from addiction, this can be hard to achieve. For many who have experienced addiction in their lives, the holidays can be a mixed bag of emotions. How do you go about enjoying this holiday season after having to batt...
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I am a mother of an alcoholic in his late 20's. I've received glimpses of my son deteriorating over several years. I've had conversations with my son, warned my son of the potential repurcussions of his actions, pleaded with him to change his lifestyle, gotten angry with him...The range of the emotional roller coaster made me feel helpless. Finally all of the consequences I was trying to prevent my son from facing happened. He had gone to jail twice in a year, CPS got involved to protect my 3 year old grandson, and his rights to his son is under supervision for a limited time each week. This was devastating but also a blessing in disguise because that was my son's rock bottom. He was tired and ready for a change.
My sister recommended Anaheim Lighthouse because their friend went there for a month. Their friend is now a better husband, father, person. I went down the rabbit hole of looking up rehab facilities, reading reviews - some of them were terrifying!
Finally, I called Anaheim Lighthouse and Bryan Krause picked up my call. He was very understanding as he is also a recovering addict. Bryan was not pushy. I didn't not immediately agree to send my son there as I was still contacting other facilities, but he followed up with me to see how things were going. I finally pulled the trigger. I made arrangements for my son to be picked up. My son stayed in the facility for approximately 30 days. He went through 5 days of detox, and had only positive things to say about the staff, the food, and the support he received.
It's only been a few months since my son started his sobriety road, but he's been attending AA, has a sponsor, has a strong support system outside of his family, and is actively putting in the work to stay sober. It's been a breathe of fresh air to have conversations with my son and see him grow. One of the staff members from Lighthouse still checks in with my son periodically to see how things are going! I am grateful for Lighthouse helping my son with the new chapter in his life.
Lauren A.
I came to Lighthouse Jan 2025 a deeply broken and hopeless person who had given up on life completely. After a not so great experience at a residential...
David S.
just got out of the lighthouse on the male side I stayed 32 days and loved all of it! great set up awesome staff and amazing food. loved my therapist...
