Finding support in a safe and understanding environment is essential for people seeking recovery from alcohol addiction. For women in San Antonio, attending women’s only Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings can
Sleep tends to tell the truth before anything else does. When it is off, everything feels a little harder, a little heavier, and a lot less predictable. Many women arrive
At The Fullbrook Center, we care about supporting our women post-recovery. We recognize that recovering from substance abuse, trauma and/or addiction is a lifelong process, which is why our alumni
As a part of our recovery series, Lamar Slay, the father of one of our amazing founders of The Fullbrook Center, Josh Slay, penned a touching story about Josh’s recovery.
Sarah grew up in San Antonio, Texas and attended Texas State University. She joined a sorority and attended many parties and was introduced to alcohol. Everyone drank and partied like
Attachment styles can play a significant role in the challenges faced while dealing with trauma and substance use. An attachment style refers to the different ways people interact and behave
The journey towards recovery from addiction is challenging, and the hurdle of funding addiction treatment without insurance often adds to this complexity. This article addresses the critical need for accessible
What is Art Therapy Art therapy is another therapeutic modality used at The Fullbrook Center to help those struggling with trauma and addiction. The goal of this therapy is to
The Link Between Trauma and Substance Use It is not abnormal to hear that undergoing a traumatic experience can lead to drug or alcohol use. Here at The Fullbrook Center,
