Intervention is a powerful tool families can use to help their addicted love one enter treatment. The ultimate goal is to get the person to begin treatment for the addiction. A part of achieving that goal is an open discussion of the addiction and its negative effects on the individual, as well as upon each member of the intervening group. When a loved one’s addictive behaviors continue in spite of negative consequences, an intervention may be the best way to get him the treatment he needs. Drug Addiction vs. Use and Abuse Drug addiction begins when the use of a […]
By Stephanie Thomas One challenge – no matter how small – can take up enormous amounts of time, focus and energy. As the old saying goes, when it rains it pours. And so, in some seasons of life, one challenge follows another. Your toddler gets the flu the same week your new, super-strict boss starts at work and your spouse wrecks the car. Thankfully, most seasons pass and tough moments lead to better days. But can you imagine what life might be like if this weren’t the case? […]
Addiction requires professional treatment for a healthy, holistic and long-term recovery. LSD addiction is no different. There are various therapy, treatment and aftercare options available to any recovering individual. Combining these valuable resources can lead to a healthy, happy and sober life. Inpatient Treatment for LSD Addiction Inpatient addiction treatment provides the most thorough and professional support for any addiction recovery. All co-occurring issues must be treated for an individual to find long-term health and abstinence. Inpatient treatment programs have the professionals, resources and experience to provide this integrated care. Drug abuse and addiction are rarely stand-alone problems. Individuals may […]
There is an ongoing debate as to whether or not pornography and its use can be truly addictive, and many families are living the debate out loud in their daily lives. Though there is the potential for the use of porn to enhance a consensual relationship, overuse of porn by one party or use of porn to the exclusion of interpersonal contact with a spouse or partner can be harmful to the relationship. Many patients also find that in addition to the damage done to close relationships, their compulsive use of porn can inhibit their ability to function in general, stopping them […]
By Martha McLaughlin When your child transitions from a treatment program to aftercare and a return to normal routines, it can be exciting and scary for both of you. It’s a time of new beginnings and hope but also a time of challenge. Actively preparing for the challenges can help reduce them and set the tone for recovery success. Preparing the Environment Before your child returns home from residential treatment, you can help set up their continuing recovery by preparing the home environment. It’s best to remove or lock up all drugs and alcohol, no matter which substances were involved […]
On November 10, 2018, the Woolsey Fire destroyed The Canyon at Peace Park’s treatment facility. At this time, The Canyon at Peace Park is not accepting patients for any services. We arranged for the safe and seamless discharge or transition of all patients when we were forced to evacuate due to the fire.
For over 12 years, The Canyon at Peace Park has been privileged to provide integrated treatment for addiction and co-occurring disorders to patients across the nation. Our main focus has always been on our patients and their success. We have served hundreds of patients and their families, providing exclusive treatment and services for a wide range of behavioral health and addiction issues.
Our trained, compassionate staff has been committed to delivering quality patient care with dignity and respect, with the goal of helping our patients return to their communities as healthier individuals. We are extremely proud of the sacrifices of those who worked every day, often under challenging circumstances, to positively impact our patients’ lives.
We thank the physicians and staff for their expertise and dedication in providing high quality, compassionate treatment and care to the patients we have served.
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