Photo – Rainbow over La Hacienda after Friday evening storm during Reunion. (Photo by Elizabeth Olson) Despite a stormy beginning, at least 275 persons –
Alumni Support Representative Dale Trees and Outpatient Services Administrator Sherri Layton display the commemorative t-shirts that will be on sale at Reunion 2019 this coming
Photo: Rachel Kessler with her “purf-fect patient,” Rocky the cat. For almost four decades La Hacienda has trained chemical dependency counselors while treating addiction and
It’s only a week before Reunion, so we’re sharing the reflection above from a former patient about why it is important to them. If you
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
Photo: David Hutts, far left, and Sherri Layton, fifth from left and next to U.S. Senator John Cornyn, recently met with the senator and his
Recovery Community Director Chris Raymer has an invitation for alumni and their families for Reunion 2019. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=updHjfeKDRI[/embedyt]
Not all of the patient-painted rocks at La Hacienda are just stones and color, nor or they all on the ground. You never know where
Photo: From right, Todd Benedict bravely charges while Cade Saurage corrals a loose ball and Frost Readel observes. It was a valiant, but brief, effort