While we practice social distancing, many are stuck at home, cooking and eating while perusing social media. There’s time to do more in the kitchen
During the pandemic, some staff have found teleconferencing using programs like Zoom handy for keeping in touch. For example, our Alumni Support people are using
While we practice social distancing, many are stuck at home, cooking and eating while perusing social media. There’s time to do more in the kitchen
While we practice social distancing, many are stuck at home, cooking and eating while perusing social media. There’s time to do more in the kitchen
While we practice social distancing, many of us are stuck at home, cooking and eating while perusing social media. There’s time to do more in
Photo–Life and treatment on our beautiful campus continue as staff take additional measures to continue to meet the need of our patients, the families and
Former La Hacienda Collegiate Program counselor Amy DuCharme holds the design she created for Reunion 2020. Amy DuCharme (Madrid) had just arrived at her Kerrville
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
Nicole Michaud, kneeling right, and friends pause during decorating the dining room. “I want to cheer up people who are going through a rough time,”
Photo—Chris Raymer holds his 32-year chip. “Act as if what you do makes a difference. Why? Because it does.”–William James By Chris Raymer, Recovery Community
La Hacienda Treatment Center
145 La Hacienda Way Southwest
Hunt, Texas 78024