December 29th marks my official one-year anniversary as the President and CEO of Ashley. Reflecting upon a very busy 2018, I would mark the last twelve months as a period of evolutionary change for our organization. In this time, we have changed a lot of processes and procedures to improve how we operate organizationally.
DetailsAshley holds pride in our long, successful history as a leader in addiction treatment. Founded in 1983 by Father Martin and Mae Abraham (“Ashley”) who were or are recovering alcoholics, we continue to share the message they learned in recovery—that removing shame and continuing to reduce stigma gives room for hope, and where there is…
DetailsFrom the desk of Becky Flood: November marks the beginning of the Holiday season, and I want to begin by personally wishing each and every one of you a Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving. I also want to extend my sincere appreciation for your commitment and hard work throughout this transformational year. I hope that all…
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This year has been transformative for Ashley. We welcomed new leaders, updated the look and feel, and embraced a new mission: We transform and save human lives by integrating the science of medicine, the art of therapy, and the compassion of spirituality. The leadership team and staff have been hard at work to continue to move Ashley forward and extend our reach to spread hope to all those suffering from addiction.
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Ashley Addiction Treatment is constantly combating addiction on a case-by-case basis and in a more global perspective by trying to change the way people think about addiction. That means we’re fighting a difficult battle unless we have your help. We need help from our community, the personal commitment of the individual patients, and a strong…
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From the Desk of Becky Flood October 17th through the 20th our Executive Team joined the Board of Directors in Park City Utah for a retreat. Besides conducting the October Board Meeting, much of the time was used to involve the board in the team building and strategic planning that took place here at Ashley…
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From the desk of Becky Flood: September is National Recovery Month, a national observance held every year to educate Americans that substance use treatment and mental health services can enable those with a mental and/or substance use disorder to live a healthy and rewarding life. We should all be celebrating this month by recognizing the…
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When it comes to the difference between amphetamine and methamphetamine, many people feel confused due to the fact that their chemical make-ups are very similar. However, one provides far greater consequences for its abuse and addiction. Do you know which is worse, amphetamine or methamphetamine? Recognizing the Difference between Amphetamine and Methamphetamine An amphetamine is…
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The potential for relapse never goes away completely. However, you can have confidence in your recovery from drugs and alcohol. By recognizing addiction relapse warning signs, you can live your life after rehab without the fears of returning to substance abuse. Specifically, there are a variety of addiction relapse warning signs to look out for.…
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Young Adult Program renamed Emerging Adult Program What does the Emerging Adult Program change mean? Ashley’s Young Adult Programming has evolved over the past few years into a robust clinical service that supports Emerging Adults in helping them to cultivate positive connections in their lives. Our clinical philosophy is rooted in a simple truth:…
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