Meet Our Team

Sean Alexander

Owner

Ashley Johnson

Registered Nurse

Jonathan Ramirez

Licensed Vocational Nurse

Amy Cooper

Associate Marriage & Family Therapist

Shannon Sharppe

BHT

Angel Shaw

Registered Nurse

Dominic Reynolds

Licensed Vocational Nurse

Ian Moore

Associate Marriage & Family Therapist

What people say about us

This place helped me find myself again and get my head back on my shoulders!

The staff is very understanding and caring.

Sid H.

I wish that everyone, addiction or not, could learn what we’re learning in a retreat setting such as this.

I’m so glad I didn’t let my fears keep me from taking this huge step toward the good life.

Miranda B.

We could have never supported our son without their help and professionalism.

We are forever grateful. Thank you to everyone in this program for everything you angels do.

Daisy M.

Our son who went through the program, was equally impressed by everyone there who ushered him into recovery.

I am very grateful for this place and all the people that work there. They truly care about the people they are serving.

Jeannie M.

They have provided me with the tools and confidence for me to return home successfully in my recovery.

The staff is great and you really get the sense of family between the staff and other clients. I am proud to become a Restorations alumni.

Margaret M.

I wish I could give more than 5 stars. Restorations Healthcare pulled me up from a dark place. It has become where I feel most at home.

The staff has shown me nothing but love and support. They truly want anyone that comes through the program to succeed in life.

Taylor H.

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FAQs

What can I expect from the admissions process?

Taking those first steps toward treatment and recovery can be difficult. Our staff is here to help you every step of the way. The purpose of the admissions process is not only to assist you or your loved one with the transition into treatment but also to ensure we have the information needed to match you with the appropriate care that fits your specific needs. During the admissions process, we will walk you through initial assessments and paying for rehab. We also coordinate whatever else is required to help you take the first steps toward recovery, including any necessary interventions.

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What are the benefits of traveling away from home for treatment?

Traveling for treatment lets you take a step back from the driving forces behind your addiction, whether they are stresses, individuals, or situations. Choosing to receive treatment in your local area can make it difficult to focus on what is most important, which is your recovery. Benefits of traveling for treatment:

Traveling allows you to escape negative social environments such as friends who abuse drugs or alcohol or strained family relationships.

Traveling removes you from stressful work environments.

Being away from home allows you to fully focus on your rehabilitation.

Putting physical distance between you and familiar environmental and social substance-use triggers aids in the recovery process.

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Can I bring money to treatment?

Yes, you can. Spending money will be locked in the office.

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What is the length of stay?

Research shows the longer clients stay in treatment, the better their chances of sustained recovery. To ensure maximum success, we offer 30-60 day programs based on individual needs.

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What can I expect from detox?

Addiction detox is a very important part of the recovery process because it removes toxins from the body caused by chemical dependency in a safe, medically supervised setting. The detox process typically lasts between 5-7 days and can be unpleasant at times. However, clients can expect our staff will make detox as manageable as possible, with features including individualized detox/tapering plans.

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Can I just get detox without entering inpatient or outpatient treatment?

No. Detox is not a stand-alone treatment option. Research shows the longer the time between detox and residential treatment, the greater the risk of relapse. This is why clients immediately transition from the detox program into one of our addiction treatment programs.

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What is aftercare?

An aftercare or discharge plan is a collaborative effort between the client and treatment team that helps the client cope with post-treatment challenges. Aftercare arranges for ongoing success in all areas of life. All of our clients leave treatment with a detailed aftercare plan complete with the contacts and resources needed to continue along the road of recovery—like medical appointments, local therapeutic resources, 12-step support groups, sober or transitional living, or any necessary means of continued support. Aftercare also includes follow-up calls between staff and clients.

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What is Post Acute Withdrawal?

An aftercare or discharge plan is a collaborative effort between the client and treatment team that helps the client cope with post-treatment challenges. Aftercare arranges for ongoing success in all areas of life. All of our clients leave treatment with a detailed aftercare plan complete with the contacts and resources needed to continue along the road of recovery—like medical appointments, local therapeutic resources, 12-step support groups, sober or transitional living, or any necessary means of continued support. Aftercare also includes follow-up calls between staff and clients.

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What is the difference between sober living and halfway houses?

Sober living environments are facilities typically located in quiet areas that provide structure and support for people in recovery. Residents of these homes are expected to re-connect with society while living among peers undergoing the same transition. Many individuals enter sober living environments to help them make a smooth, sober transition from residential treatment to independent living. Common features of sober living include:

Strict set of house rules, including hygiene, safety, and life-skills.

Self-accountability for maintaining the facility and completing assigned chores and responsibilities.

A zero-tolerance policy for drugs, alcohol, and even household items with high levels of alcohol content such as mouthwash, aftershave, and opiate-based cold medicines.

Halfway homes, commonly mistaken for sober living, are transitional living environments generally intended to help people reintegrate back into society after being incarcerated. Sober living homes are transitional living environments solely for those in recovery for addiction. As part of our aftercare planning, primary therapists and/or treatment teams help clients find sober living, if needed.

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