This June, meet Brandon (pictured on left). At 14, he began using drugs. By 18, he had dropped out of school. Over the next 8 years, he cycled through 14 treatment centers. It didn’t seem like anything was going to work for him. What Brandon needed was not another rinse and repeat rehab. He needed time. He needed to be part of a community. He needed something radically different. That’s exactly what he found at Beacon House. For over 50 years, we’ve walked alongside men like Brandon—offering not just treatment, but transformation. Not dictated by insurance timelines, but guided by compassion, structure, and unwavering commitment. Our goal is for Beacon House to be the last treatment center our men will ever need. But for every man we help, there’s another one out there waiting for the same opportunity—to heal, to grow, to reclaim his life. Your support makes that possible. Click the link below to give the next man the same opportunity Brandon has had: https://www.thebeaconhouse.org/ways-to-give/junegiving/ #RecoveryIsPossible #AddictionRecovery #SaveLives #Hope #RecoveryJourney (fb)

In recovery, gratitude is an action word. It's the force that pulls us out of yesterday’s regrets and tomorrow’s worries, keeping us in the present. Today, Ryan is grateful for self-love. "Because I love myself, I’m capable of caring for others, which was impossible in my addiction." Low self-worth is a natural byproduct of addiction. We combat it in recovery by taking different actions that make us feel good about ourselves. When we do the work necessary to build self-love, it changes how we connect with the world around us. #DailyPractice #Gratitude #AddictionRecovery #OneDayAtATime #RecoveryJourney #SoberLife (fb)