Parents come to PAL or other support groups usually after suffering a tremendous amount of stress, fear and struggle. Once they reach this point of defeat, they seek support, and ...
Dealing with addiction is scary, painful, and taxing on any family. Addiction is almost never expected, so most families don’t spend any time preparing for it. It’s as if you ...
An often-repeated piece of advice in recovery is to “get out of yourself.” Usually, this piece of direction is given with the understanding that to get out of ourselves, we ...
Finding out that your teen has begun to experiment with drugs can be a scary reality. Many times parents we have worked with already had a sneaking suspicion, but often ...
Is substance abuse among teens and young adults a major problem in California? We believe that it is. This is especially true considering that in the United States, 90% of ...
A new analysis of research on AA published this year by Keith Humphreys, PhD et al. has sought to answer some long-standing questions about whether or not Alcoholics Anonymous is ...
Who knew how much the Stay At Home Order would affect our substance abuse recovery? Over the past month, we’ve all had a lot of time to think, pray, and ...
Watch this video about adolescent drug use and addiction with Dr. Matt Klein, DO, the psychiatric consultant for The Pathway Program, and is board certified in psychiatry and adolescent psychiatry ...
As a substance abuse counselor for young adults and adolescents, the use of marijuana by young people is a topic that comes up daily. On one side of the discussion, ...
When you’re looking for help for yourself or a loved one, it can be difficult to navigate terminology and information when you’ve never been exposed to the recovery or treatment ...
The following is an interview with Kim Miller, LCSW, LISAC, and Pathway’s Chief Clinical Officer. We asked her 11 questions about the recovery process, the family’s role in the recovery ...
The Pathway Program drug and alcohol treatment success stories
“I was told about Pathway by a friend at work, my teenager was out of control and abusing both alcohol and drugs. I didn’t want anything to do with another counselor, after multiple expensive failed attempts at reaching him. I walked in the door at Pathway frustrated and cynical. After attending Pathway’s program, I walked out with my son. Thank you for your love and support.”