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The word trauma refers to an event (or set of circumstances) that leaves lasting effects on your emotional, mental, physical, spiritual, and social well-being. While most people associate trauma and PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) with military service or dangerous professions, the reality is that most average Americans will experience a traumatic event at some point […]

Each September, The Augustine observes National Recovery Month: a yearly celebration that reminds us that we can (and do!) recover. We hope that you will join us in raising awareness about the treatment available for addiction, reducing the stigma around this diagnosis, and celebrating those who have found lasting sobriety.   The History of National

One of the key elements of a recovered lifestyle is community. In the world today humans have the ability to connect in new and wonderful ways. Technology is constantly breaking down the barriers of geography to bring like minded people from around the world together. The Augustine Recovery Center is all about community so we

“An hour?! You’re kidding me?” I did my best to get comfortable. I was laying on a yoga mat with one of those airline pillows supporting my neck, a pillow under my knees, and a large fleece blanket covering my shoe-less feet. I looked around the room and watched everyone doing the same. With five

Are you searching for a treatment center on the internet? I sincerely hope not if you plan on getting your money’s worth. The other day, on a webinar my coworker attended, he was told that the Addiction Treatment Industry spends more money on Google Adwords and pay-per-click marketing that any other industry in the world.

Every September, SAMHSA sponsors Recovery Month to increase awareness and understanding of mental and substance use disorders and celebrate the people who recover. {SAMHSA is the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration} Addressing the real problem, bringing real change In honor of Recovery Month, I’ll celebrate 5 years of sobriety in November. To most