Waypoint Recovery Center

10/29/2025

"Waypoint changed my life. The counselors and medical staff went above and beyond to assist me through my journey. Everything from the beautiful environment to life changing classes was something I will never forget. I would recommend Waypoint to ANYONE looking to get on that road to sobriety and transform yourself into the person you and your loved ones deserve."

Stories of recovery remind us why we do what we do. We love seeing lives transformed and journeys celebrated. If you’re tired of the struggle, let us help you begin your path to healing. Recovery starts with one call. Call (888) 245-0508 or visit WaypointRecoveryCenter.com today!

10/27/2025

Take a look at our September/October Waypoint Alumni Newsletter to see the latest updates, events, and stories from our recovery community!

10/27/2025

No matter which stage you’re in, growth is always possible—and you never have to walk this path alone. Discover more ways to strengthen your recovery journey and stay connected to support that understands you.

Recovery is a personal journey. Explore the four stages of healing and how Waypoint Recovery Center supports lasting change.

10/24/2025

Healing begins when you give yourself permission to slow down and face what’s holding you back. Take a deep breath, pause, and start again as many times as you need.

10/22/2025

It’s normal to feel uncertain when someone you care about starts treatment. Early on, communication may be limited and that’s okay. This space helps your loved one focus on healing.

Recovery takes time, and your support matters. Be patient with the process, and don’t forget to care for yourself, too. If you have specific questions, our team is here to help!

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10/22/2025

Sharing a meaningful message from our CEO, Turner James:

"'We are people who normally would not mix. But there exists among us a fellowship, a friendliness, and an understanding which is indescribably wonderful.'

Everyone is accepted at Waypoint Recovery Center for who they are and recovery begins as a community. Even the Dogs and Goats get along!!!!"

10/20/2025

Most people don’t realize heavy drinking can cause permanent brain damage that mimics dementia—sometimes in people as young as 30. Discover more about Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome and how alcohol addiction treatment can prevent this tragic outcome.

Excessive alcohol consumption has been linked to a wide range of medical problems, including Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome.

10/17/2025

Depression is more common than many realize, and it often hides behind a smile. Even the smallest check-in can remind someone they are valued and not alone.

This , take a moment to send a supportive message to a friend or loved one who may be struggling. A few kind words can bring comfort on a hard day, and might mean more than you’ll ever know.

Remember: You don’t need the perfect words. What matters most is letting them know you care.

10/13/2025

AI counselors may offer quick support from home, but they can’t replace the connection of real, human care. Learn more about the promises and risks of AI in recovery.

Living far from town can make therapy hard to access, but AI counselors and virtual therapists offer support from home.

10/10/2025

Healing starts with a conversation. When we talk openly about mental health, we create connection, reduce stigma, and remind others they’re not alone.

Whether it’s a friend, family member, or a professional, reaching out is a brave first step toward hope and healing. Let’s make mental health part of every conversation.

10/08/2025

Stories of recovery remind us why we do what we do. We love seeing lives transformed and journeys celebrated. If you’re tired of the struggle, let us help you begin your path to healing. Recovery starts with one call. Call (888) 245-0508 or visit WaypointRecoveryCenter.com today!

10/06/2025

Deciding whether to involve family in your recovery is deeply personal. Supportive loved ones can strengthen your journey—but boundaries are just as important.

Deciding whether to tell loved ones about entering substance use treatment can be difficult. Learn how to navigate sharing your recovery.