The addicts that we treat at The Walker Center come from all walks of life and suffer addiction to various types of substances, sometimes multiple substances at once.
Considering treatment for addiction can sometimes be an overwhelming prospect. Treatment at The Walker Center begins with addressing the core issue that addiction is not a moral problem
The 12 Step Program Principles are founded in a long history of “Things That Do Work” and are strongly suggested to be implemented in conjunction with outpatient
Darcy has been through a difficult journey as a mother trying to help her son with an addiction problem. Her story is one of a mother’s tough love, and the tenacious journey
According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine [ASAM] (2011, Definition of Addiction, para 1), addiction “is characterized by an inability to consistently abstain
The first year sober can be exciting and terrifying at the same time. For some, just the thought of not having to use or drink is liberating, and for others it’s a prison sentence.
Generally, people refer to a common stereotype when describing an addict. It’s assumed that there are obvious signs, such as criminal acts and poverty.
Now that you’ve set your goals and resolutions for 2016, it’s time to create a plan that helps you stay on track each day! Sticking with your goals throughout the
The New Year is here, and it’s time to sit down and come up with your resolutions for 2016. Regardless of where you are in your recovery, or if you have yet to start
As harvest winds down and snow is headed this way, the Walker Center has our hands full with new clients daily. Our inpatient facility is bustling with over 30 in-house occupants.
