Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) helps people overcome alcoholism. Many—including our staff—will say that is not news. Based on many years of experience, they have felt that
La Hacienda strives to see that women and men who come for treatment receive individual care based on their personal needs. As part of that
Before the current pandemic, Outpatient Services Administrator Sherri Layton was scheduled to talk about advocacy at a national conference in San Diego. She will instead
La Hacienda’s Solutions staff are, from left, Intake Coordinator Natalie Roberts, Business Development Specialist David Hutts, Program Director Carla Allen, and Collegiate Program Counselor Mary
You have successfully completed residential treatment and are set to start the next phase of recovery. What’s next? It might be living in a sober
Photo–Michelle Sweet (back to camera) talks with Dr. Mark Friedlander, Chief Medical Officer, and Cara McNulty, Vice President of Aetna Behavioral Health. (Photos courtesy of
Clay Eaton smiles after performing baptisms at La Hacienda’s riverfront on the beautiful Guadalupe River. In the Christian faith, baptism is the act of committing
The unregulated drug known as kratom is in the news as the general public, scientists, and health officials debate its benefits versus its risks. Dr.
Did you know that more people in America drink too much alcohol than there are Americans who suffer from addiction to alcohol? In this brief
By Chris Raymer, Recovery Community Director Photo: Chris and one of the Issue Man drawings that hang on his office wall. When I was working