Mental Health and
Addiction Treatment

I wouldn’t trade my life today for anything. I have hope that no matter what it is that I want to do—I can do it. Give RCA a call and let the professionals help you. If they can help me, they can help anybody.

There is nothing to be afraid of when seeking treatment. Getting help was one of the most courageous decisions I’ve ever made.

Asking for help is not a failure, it’s the opposite. It’s a sign of courage, it’s a sign of strength and it’s a sign of willingness.

I essentially had to wave the white flag.

I never thought that I could be where I am in life today, with the peace that I have—but here I am. The only thing I had to do was ask for help.

It takes a great amount of courage to say “I need help.” I needed help. I got help. Then I relapsed. I finally realized alcohol wasn’t my problem. It was my solution. I found the better solution: Sobriety

I was a chronic marijuana user, a chronic alcohol abuser. At the time I didn’t see it like that. I was just a young kid doing what I thought every young kid did at the time.

I’m not a unique case. Millions of others like me are recovering every single day, and a better way of life is available.