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OVERCOMING FEAR"Making the first contact is the hardest thing for most. We make it a little easier by providing more options. E-mail us, instant message us, fill out our online form or make that call. Any contact is good contact when it starts the process of recovery." -
ROAD TO RECOVERY"As a parent, I was just so scared for my son. I found AiR and they made me feel understood and gave me the answers I needed. Together, we found a way to help my son and keep him sober. Not only am I proud of my son, but I'm proud of myself for having the courage to find him the help he needed." -
HEALING THE PAIN"It wasn't just me struggling with my addiction. While I was killing myself, I tore my family apart. The intervention process brought everyone together, helped my family understand what I was going through and taught them how to stop taking responsibility for my addiction. They were so strong when we all sat down together; I accepted recovery and we've never been happier." -
A BETTER LIFE"When you're in the middle of the struggle, you never realize what you're giving up. I have a life now. I have a future. I couldn't have said that a year ago. My mom is the greatest inspiration for my recovery—she called AiR and made the first steps I wasn't strong enough to make myself. AiR helped me get the right treatment and kept me on track with their continuing care services. They've given me a life I never realized I could have."
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Often families suffer more from a loved-one’s addiction than the individual him or herself. Intervention doesn’t simply urge the destructive person to receive help—it educates loved-ones on how to break the disorder’s circle of destruction, refuse to enable and regain control.
Recovery is never easy, and treatment is only the beginning. To keep on track, we offer recovery services providing direction, support and continued communication between the individual and the family.
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Not All Serious Addictions End In Heartbreak – Just Look At John
posted on June 3, 2010
The first time I spoke with John he was leaving treatment. He said his life was much better on heroin, and he had no interest going to meetings or working with a sponsor. John was adamant about not seeing a therapist because it never worked in the past, and his main goal was to finish [...]