Continuing Recovery Center

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The ol’ CRC changed my life. I have stumbled since I left but I am only alive today and only have the will to live and keep trying because of the CRC. My 9 months there were amazing. I met great people, many that are still my closest friends to this day. If you are struggling and really want something different for yourself and your loved ones, please give the CRC a call today. You have to enter a regular rehab before you can enter the CRC but call now and get on the waiting list so you can go from program to program. To all addicts and their loved ones, I send you all love and hope serenity for all of you.

I used this facility in 95. Been clean almost 23 years now. Wouldnt have changed a thing! Really grateful for the experience.

I spent 7 months at CRC and I am forever greatful that GOD lead me there to re-learn how to live sober. I thought I d hate the place but when I got there and was serious about change and listening to god I knew I was where I was supposed to be😊They have you help others while working on your self which is a neat experience. You can volunteer at animal shelter and mentor troubled kids who are in and out of foster care. It's a humbling experience and you become family and you work together to keep it going. I love going around to different meetings our every Friday having a bombfire meeting. Talking about it Makes me miss it lol but my time there is done had to get on my feet and be a mom, a daughter, friend , girlfriend , child of God ❤️I highly recommend anyone who's lost and wants to stay sober and learn to re train your brain to live the best sober normal you can then try CRC !! It's better then underground so before it's too late give this place a try 😊👏👏

After 35+ years of addiction to Heroin/Cocaine/Alcohol, my father ended up at CRC as a "final" chance at finding recovery. Due to his addictions, he lost everything he loved, and several times almost his life. He had been in and out of short term facilities many times over many years, always discharged after 30 days. He needed somewhere he could stay and truly focus on life changes necessary to maintain sobriety. He lost everything he loved, and almost his life. He spent the full 2 years at CRC. This choice played a huge role in changing his life. I am forever grateful for CRC, and it's staff, for all they did to help my father grow and change. It is a place of healing, should one chose to give themselves 100% to the journey.

I initially found sobriety and FINALLY figured out how the program of AA works through this incredible place. This was in 1990. At the time, Jesse Kershaw was the director and he helped me save my life. I attained over 14 years of solid recovery because of the Center. Though I stumbled a bit over the years, I am sober today largely in part to what I learned there. God works miracles through the CRC. It changed my life forever.... and for the good.