NAATP interviews John Curtis, Co-Founder/CEO/President of The Retreat. Founded in 1991 and located in Minnesota, The Retreat is an innovative residential recovery continuum, representing a non-clinical, mutual help approach to the problem of alcohol and drug dependency. This supportive, educational setting is grounded in the spiritual principles of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Futures Recovery Healthcare is proud to offer several premier programs.

NAATP interviews Holly Wilson, Founder & Chief Empowerment Officer for Women’s Recovery. Holly talks about their mission, the compassionate and experienced staff, along with how their trauma-informed care helps women find hope and healing.

HAVE DE GRACE, MARYLAND —As the U.S. faces a growing mental health crisis, providing youth and families with the resources and support they need is vital. All too often, when mental health issues go unaddressed, it leads to substance use problems, which can wreak havoc on families and disrupt children’s ability to function.

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla., -- Family First Adolescent Services (FFAS), a leading provider of adolescent residential treatment for substance use disorder and mental health, is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Jonathan Stevens as its Medical Director. Dr.

The deep emotional injuries we receive on our journey through life often go unwitnessed and unacknowledged. The deep-rooted issues caused by these painful memories lead to a sense of disconnection from our bodies, impairing us from processing our true feelings. Judy Crane set to find a path in which she could heal herself and those she came across.

MARTINSVILLE, Ind. – July 7, 2022– Pinnacle Treatment Centers, a leader in providing affordable, accessible treatment for adults struggling with substance use issues, is jumpstarting the development of a withdrawal management (detox) unit at Indiana University Health Morgan in Martinsville, IN.

ROCKFORD – As the nation grappled with an increased need for mental health services and rising numbers of overdose deaths, Rosecrance responded by serving more than 50,000 individuals for the first time in organization history.

Rosecrance assisted more than 54,000 people during the 2022 fiscal year—a 22 percent jump in three years.

Rancho Mirage, Calif. – Over the past four decades, thousands of patients, family members, and taxi and Uber drivers have rolled through the entrance of the world-renowned Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage.

Mt. Laurel, NJ – Pinnacle Treatment Centers, a leading provider of community-based drug and alcohol addiction treatment offering a full continuum of care, announced today it has acquired Stepping Stone of North Carolina.

WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. - Hanley Center at Origins is pleased to announce the opening of its Mental Health Program on May 30, 2022.

Fifty years ago, a west Kerr County resort was put to a new purpose that has impacted the lives of thousands of people.

Since the late 1940s the hilltop hotel and restaurant and had been a place for family vacations, formal dinners, and bridge parties, among other social occasions. Business slacked off in the 1960s, however, and the 40-acre facility needed a retool.

Alina Lodge Announces a 28-Day Minimum Stay for the Residential Addiction Treatment Program in 

Franklin, Tenn. – Summit BHC ("Summit"), a leading national provider of behavioral health and addiction treatment services based in Franklin, Tennessee, has named Dwight Lacy as Chief Operating Officer. He replaces Jeff Barnett, who is moving into the lead role for the company’s transformation and growth strategy initiatives launched earlier this year.

CHARLOTTE, N.C.

New center part of Pinnacle’s expansion in Ohio to address opioid crisis

Painesville, Ohio – Pinnacle Treatment Centers, a leader in providing accessible, affordable treatment for individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, has opened Painesville Treatment Services in Lake County, Ohio.

Center City, Minn. – Empathy and connection are at the heart of addiction treatment and recovery, but for too many, language is a barrier to receiving effective care—an imperative which pushed the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation to expand its Minnesota mental health and substance use disorder treatment services to people whose sole or