Stepping Stone Center for Recovery Newsletters

Our newsletters are a way to reach out to the community. Alumni newsletters provide support to all patients that pass through our program, while our general newsletters keep everyone advised of what’s new at Lakeview and in the recovery world at large.

If you have an idea for an article or feature, or if you have any comments about our newsletters, we would love to hear from you.

Has it been a year of growth?
With the start of each New Year we are presented with opportunities. Starting the New Year sober and clean is gift that goes beyond you. It is a gift to both your family and friends. Each day clean and sober affords an opportunity to create the life dreamed of -- now you can make it happen.
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Recovery From Addiction Requires Change
Recovery from any addiction requires personal change. It is impossible to change and do what you have done in the past and then, expect a different outcome. The clinical definition of addiction is a "compulsive repetition of a known behavior with adverse consequences".
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Celebrate This Summer Season...
Summer is a wonderful season. It is another chance to create a fresh start. In 12 step programs, there is an expression: "You can start your day over at anytime". Well, isn't that expression applicable to our daily lives?
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Time for a Change
Prior to recovery from drugs and alcohol I had no idea it was possible to change. I did not know that I had a choice or that the choices I was making caused the problems in my life. I blamed people, circumstances, anything so that I was not responsible.
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How to Maintain Recovery in the New Year
The courage to change for the better can be summed up with the acronym “H.O.W.” Honesty. Open-mindedness. Willingness. In treatment you took an honest look at your behaviors and choices, and how your thinking led you down a destructive path.
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I know you will never believe it but it has been ten and a half months since I finished treatment and am still in recovery. I know you will say it may be more of a miracle that I finished rehab being that I was about as resistant a patient can be, but I am making it one day at a time. Special thanks to Robert.

-- Terrance G, Morristown, New Jersey

My life was a shambles, my husband wanted a divorce and my children wouldn't speak with me. I felt hopeless until we all got together for family treatment. While we all have some hills to climb, my recovery is solid. Who would have thought, 476 days sober. Love to all.

-- Patti P, Atlanta, Georgia

You guys were right when you told me to get right into meetings. They have kept me clean and sober and I have made a lot of good friends. Thanks for bringing meetings into rehab.

-- Dean W, Dallas Texas