Caption–Sherri Layton, right, leads panel discussion about “Letter to My Mother” at NAADAC conference in Houston. Panelists, from left, are Jaime Loera with the Levenson
It literally rained on their parade, but about 1,500 people from across the state still participated in the eighth annual Big Texas Rally for Recovery
Caption: La Hacienda College Station Program Director Mary Reyes (r), stands next to Nancy Winn, Program Coordinator for Strengthening Families of the Brazos Valley. Members
Caption: Another example of superior leadership at La Hacienda is James Boone, MD, Medical Director. He is well known for his presentations on substance use
Caption: Executive Director Art VanDivier with 20-year employee Wanda Benson. Two centuries is a long time. When La Hacienda recently handed out service awards to
Having a clear sense of purpose is one of four factors that are key to effective treatment and sustained recovery, says the Substance Abuse and
Around the flagpoles downhill from the pool, in front of the Family Program Building, and next to the chapel on Serenity Hill, large Texas sage
Strong community support contributes to sustained recovery, says the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). It is one of four factors the federal
La Hacienda-College Station is helping present a free community forum on “How Drugs Affect the Teenage Brain.” The event starts at 6 p.m. Monday, September
Caption: Alumni Support Representives Dale Trees and Sabine Kuenzel are visiting local alumni groups around the state. La Hacienda Alumni Support Representatives are on the
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