October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of preventing substance abuse and supporting those in recovery. For families of people in addiction recovery, this month serves as a reminder of the crucial role they play in their lov...
Substance Abuse
Jul
19
2023
You may have seen crystal meth from TV shows and movies, but have you ever wondered what it actually looks like in real life? From its color and shape to the different forms of methamphetamine, there's a lot of information out there about this widely used and abused drug.There's no denying the ha...
Jul
14
2023
Anxiety disorders and panic attacks can feel overwhelming, leaving many people searching for effective solutions to manage their symptoms. You may have heard about blue Xanax bars as a potential remedy, but what exactly are these? Are they different from the regular white Xanax bars or just anoth...
May
11
2022
When it comes to drug tests, there are many things that people want to know in order to make sure they can pass. There is a lot of anxiety and uncertainty especially for people who may have used or experimented with certain substances.How long does wax pen stay in your urine? How about blood or s...
Jan
26
2022
Track marks are a common sight among people struggling with substance abuse, but often they remain a mystery to those who don't use drugs or for those who have just experimented with IV drugs.This blog post will answer some of the most commonly asked questions about track marks. If you're curious...
Mar
30
2021
We're all human and we all have our struggles. These struggles may lead some of us towards finding ourselves addicted to substances, struggling with mental health issues, or both. This is no different for musicians. Substance addiction and mental disorders affect all races, genders and socioecono...
Mar
23
2021
If you’ve ever seen the TV series Breaking Bad, you were probably amazed at how a regular person, chemistry teacher Walter White, was able to make money making meth. It might have even crossed your mind whether it is possible for you to make meth on your own. You’re probably thinking that you’ll ...
Jan
03
2020
You will probably be surprised to know that dabs are not a new invention. However, this form of weed is gaining a lot of popularity in recent years. With more U.S. states legalizing marijuana, numerous cannabis products like marijuana edibles, CBD oil, THC candy, and more, have become available i...
Nov
28
2019
You’re due for a drug test. Maybe it’s a scheduled drug test for work or a random test in school. Whatever the reason for this test, you have to pass it 100%. So, what happens if you took Xanax bars right before being told that you have to get tested? Is there a risk that you will be tested posit...
Nov
20
2019
Fentanyl overdose is one of the leading causes of drug overdose deaths across America. This synthetic opioid, which has been originally designed as a powerful pain killer, has continuously been abused as a recreational drug.Fentanyl, also known on the streets as fake oxy, china girl, china white,...
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kymmi lee
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...
