Teaching Affirmations at Hemet Valley Reovery Center

"Addiction gives us the gift of introspection."

At Hemet Valley Recovery Center & Sage Retreat

we teach the importnace of positive affirmations.

Affirmation

Hold peach in your hearts for

those who cannot do the same,

and see with clear vision

where others eyes

have been clouded

with sadness, anger or rage.

Vow to avenge with light

where others would call forth wrath,

and seek only that which

your own heart knows to be true.

Namaste'

More Letters of Hope from Previous Patients

To whom it may concern,

I entered Hemet Valley Recovery Center (HVRC) in early October 2009 hopelessly addicted to prescription pain medication which I had been prescribed for multiple back surgeries. I was at the end of my rope, out of excuses and the future looked dark on the path I was going down.

I am writing to express my gratitude to the staff and treatment team at HVRC for their professional skills and deep compassion they have for the many like me who need detox and treatment. With their help and guidance they led me back to a new life, and helped me end the life of horror and misery I was living in. Their never-ending willingness to believe in me when I had stopped believing in myself has brought me to a life I never dreamt possible.

Sincerely,



Eric K.

Open House!! You're Invited to View Our New Outpatient Residences!

Hemet Valley Recovery Center is celebrating the addition of two Outpatient Residences; Mayberry Women's Sober Living and Vista Men's Sober Living.

Join us Wednesday, November 4th, 2009 between 11am to 4pm at 43226 Mayberry Avenue, Hemet, CA 92544. 

Activities will include yoga, volleyball, croquet, and badminton. 

Please RSVP by calling (951) 791-4138. 

Look forward to seeing you there!

HVRC Premiers on MTV with DJ AM's Gone Too Far

Gone Too Far

 

Monday, October 12th, MTV premiered a new show that DJ AM created prior to his untimely death.  Gone Too Far is centered around the lives of 8 young addicts and their journey into recovery.  DJ AM was an advocate for recovery as he had a decade of sobriety prior to his death.

The first episode focuses on a 23 year old heroin addict, Amy that completed treatment here at Hemet Valley Recovery Center.  For the latest updates on Amy's recovery please visit mtv.com or click on the link above.  Amy will be providing updates on a regular basis on that site.

Congrats Amy!!  We are so proud of you!!!