Beacon House

The holidays are somewhat of a highwire act for people in recovery. During the holidays, your trigger management plan will help you get through it.

What did the University of British Columbia find when they asked, "How and why does the widespread use of social media affect happiness?"

Gut dysbiosis is common among people with alcohol use disorder, cocaine use disorder, and non-specific substance use disorder.

Green time can lead to improvements in attention, memory, and mood as well as reductions in stress and the risk of psychiatric disorders. To reap the benefits of this connection with nature, there’s a practice growing in popularity in the U.S.: forest bathing.

The goal of these programs is not only to reduce opioid prescriptions, but to reduce the damage that opioid addiction causes individuals, families, and communities.

Another gorgeous day at the beach!

You can do this little routine anywhere, anytime. You can do it at home, at the office, outdoors in a park anywhere you have room to swing your arms, and anytime you have about five minutes to spare.

Right now, in California, conditions are conducive to accidental overdose for young adults age 18-24. Why?

All this time spent at home during coronavirus may be contributing to failure to launch in young adults.

Learn how the admissions and treatment process works.

Anyone who's in long-term recovery can tell you: treatment and support especially in the early stages of recovery is vital.

Nothing beats a great day at the beach!

If you’re worried a friend or loved one is drinking too much, here are the top five things to watch for.

We love our regular visits to Garrapata State Park!

Here are five fears people may have about addiction treatment and some simple ways to counter those fears.

Our clients love our trips to Garland Ranch Regional Park