As Courtney’s time at Junction House is coming to an end, we have mixed emotions. We are so grateful that she was able to continue her recovery in such a special place. As parents, it was very comforting to drop her at Junction House. We appreciate the dedication you both have to make Junction House different from other recovery homes, a beautiful, spotless, well run home in a lovely area. You were patient, understanding, strict but not controlling. Requiring residents to contribute to the running of the home, cooking, cleaning, working and attending meetings, showed and allowed Courtney to learn to live successfully outside the rehab bubble. The independence, structure, direction and knowledge has allowed Courtney to see that there is life without alcohol. You have showed her that she can live a productive, meaningful and happy life with this illness.

Junction House provided me with structure, accountability, and a support group from Day 1. The facility is impeccable, but the emphasis on honesty, open mindedness and willingness helped me mature into a responsible and considerate individual. Kiki and Debbi were put into my life as instructors and sometimes I was hard-headed, but eventually the lessons paid off and I learned humility and gained reasons to live. I work a program today that allows me to live by helping others, which is the treatment for this disease. Grateful and proud to be a Junction House alumni.