One Door Recovery

03/21/2023

One Door is back on Social Media!

We would like to jump back in with a HUGE thank you to Bolthouse Properties for kicking off our One Life - One Year Campaign! Sponsoring not one, but TWO lives!

Stay tuned for more details about this life changing Campaign and how your business can join Bolthouse in taking an active role in saving and transforming lives.

04/26/2022

Fentanyl is the new NUMBER ONE cause of death for Americans 18-45 years old.

One Door is here to help.

04/27/2021

You’re somebody’s someone 🖤 Reach out for help if you’re ready!

01/18/2021

We are here to help.

11/10/2020

07/10/2020

One Door is proud to use evidence based curriculum from the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. If you need a refresher course for your recovery, or just want to learn about addiction, check out this presentation from a therapist from Hazelden Betty Ford.

Much like a river, our lives are a constant stream of movement and change. How we navigate these life waters is entirely up to us. We can use all of our energy to stay put. Or we can acknowledge and accept the changes in a healthy way, thereby learning to move with life’s natural pull.

06/10/2020

💛 We are so proud of our One Door Alumni!!!

I’m Bradly Chester and this is my testimony.

If someone would have told me 4 months ago that I would be clean and sober, I would have told them they’re trippen.

My journey with addiction started with smoking ma*****na at 12 years old. At 13 I was taking OxyCodone and Xanax. Then at 18, I was in a car accident that resulted in a back injury. I was prescribed hydrocodone bitartrate and acetaminophen, also known as norcos. My temporary pain relief quickly turned into a dependency and that is where my opioid addiction began.

At 22 years old in 2015, I went to jail for 270 days. I was still actively using he**in and other substances while incarcerated. The day I was released was the day I became homeless. I have spent the last 4 years as a homeless he**in addict, believing that there was no hope for me.
Three months ago I wasn’t a believer of anything, that is when One Door Recovery came into my life. Instantly I felt like I had a family again. For the first time in a very long time, I felt accepted. I started my 7 day medical detox through One Door. I was able to push through that and I started the 12 steps. I wake up grateful every day to have a bed to sleep in. Having food on the table that didn’t come out of a garbage can. And most of all, a family.

Today, June 10, 2020, I have 96 days sober. I have a job, a family, friends, a roof over my head, a grateful mentality and God in my heart. I am able to give back to the program and share my story so that others know that they are not alone. There is always hope. Just remember to take it one day at a time. If it can happen for me, it can happen for you.

~ Photo One: Bradley before entering the One Door Program.
~ Photo Two: Bradley at his Sober Living Home, The River, 80 days sober.
~ Photo Three: Three months sober at his new job!.
~ Photo Four- our favorite - Bradley and his beautiful daughter.

01/23/2020

There is hope for our city.

Watch this video to learn about the services One Door provides and how we are meeting the critical needs of our community.

12/02/2019

One Door is meeting a significant need here in Kern County and filling a gap in essential services.

Watch this video to see the need One Door intends to meet.

11/19/2019

Hi Friends!
Great news!! One Door is now accepting private insurance for Intensive Drug and Alcohol Treatment with Medical Detox!

One Door truly cares about those struggling with addiction. Watch this video to learn how One Door came to be.

(video credit: creatiful.co)