Becoming A Leader
Growing up, I was the opposite of a leader. I always isolated myself and followed others. Being at Back 2 Basics, I have grown tremendously in many ways. I have learned to hold myself and other people accountable, be honest about my feelings, speak with tact, speak...
Not So Scary After All
Coming into B@B was scary at first, as I did not know what to expect. Being one of the younger guys and it being my first in-patient, I was immediately surprised how welcoming and helpful everyone was to me. I’ve built some really good friendships so far and I am...
My First Family Weekend
The family therapy aspect of Back 2 Basics has been one of the most daunting yet relieving parts of my stay here. Like most addicts I have spent the last several years creating a rift between myself and my family. Repairing these relationships will be a lifeline...
Talking Through Past Issues To Move Forward
Our past trip on White Mountain not everyone was up for the challenge because it was definitely pleasurable to camp in the rain. I also had good talks with staff. We talked about anger and parental issues. Also, about my adoption issues. Not only did staff help me out...
Learning How to Build True Friendships
I have been told since day one to trust the clients and staff. To be honest about my feelings and emotions. Those were all big plates to swallow as an addict. For the first few weeks I didn’t think I even had feelings and emotions. It was work to even have surface...Certifications:
A National Leader In Outdoor Recovery
