Willow Canyon Counseling Services

03/26/2023

Hahaha yes this happened..I told myself a couple of weeks before I am going to be on top of it.....

Just me? 😂

05/19/2022

Amanda Held

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), is announcing its first-ever behavioral health Recovery Innovation Challenge. The goal of this challenge is to identify innovations developed by peer-run or community-ba...

04/22/2022

How wonderful. We as a nation need more awareness of this and the devastation these drugs are causing!

Thanks to the generosity of the audience, a $10,000 donation by Clinton, and a $10,000 donation by the Massey family, a total of $30,317 was raised for the Alexander Neville Foundation Opioid & Fentanyl Education at the Franklin, TN Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries Automatic Waterers.

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01/29/2022

Truth oh well. Lol

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01/01/2022

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09/15/2021

09/09/2021

This was written by Kevin Alter ~ The Addict's Diary

December 25th 2006, my mother and father walked into my bedroom, handed me a duffel bag, and said, “We’re not going to watch you kill yourself. You can’t live here anymore. You’re welcome back here when you have one year clean.” I was all of 18 years old, and every bit of a ju**ie. I was given exactly 12 minutes to pack up my belongings and off I went. On my way out the door, they had me hand over my keys to the house.

So began my journey of experiencing what drug addiction is really like. No more comfy beds and meals to hold me back from my bottoms. No more folded laundry, or warm showers to shield me from the harsh reality of what I had done to my life.

I hated them for it. I promised them they would pay. But deep down I knew the truth. We all do. I knew what I was and I knew where I was going. Trust is the first thing to go in the life of an addict. It was the first thing I ever lost. People just stopped trusting me. My parents were no different. They are realists. They knew what it was. They knew it wasn’t their fault. They never second-guessed themselves.

This weekend I visited them. Nowadays they insist I stay with them. They even force plans upon me. Scheduled dinners, brunches, whatever they can. I get it. They missed me. This is the real me. The one they always hoped would come back. My father left a key on the countertop this weekend. A simple text followed, “I made you a key. We love it when you come by. Don’t be a stranger.” To most people, this key is nothing more than a half-ounce two-inch piece of metal used to unlock doors. But not to me. To me this is everything. This is progress. This is the culmination of a 15-year journey. This is the end result of all those trips to central booking. All 29 of those intakes I did at treatment centers. All those halfway houses I lived in. This is for the hundreds of nights I slept in a train station. This is called trust. The easiest thing for a drug addict to lose. The hardest thing for us to earn back.

Kevin Alter

08/19/2021

07/14/2020

WCC arena is well underway. Due to Covid 19 We will not be holding group sessions until further notice.

04/14/2020

Willow Canyon is offering Prime for Life classes on an individual basis. Work at your own pace. Call for details. 406.883-1207

04/03/2020

Willow Canyon Counseling is now providing telehealth sessions for all clients due to covid-19 until further notice

03/15/2020

Willow Canyon will be contacting clients this week to make arrangements for telehealth appointments to help prevent spread of Covid-19.

01/19/2020

Willow Canyon Counseling will be holding DUI/ACT CLASSES JANUARY 25TH AND 26TH 10 -4 contact us at 319-2563 for more info.

09/30/2019

Willow Canyon Counseling and Equine Services would like to thank CSKT Tribal Health and DHRD for a wonderful partnership and season of Equine Assisted Learning. It was a privilege to be able to serve our communities this last summer. We have exciting news coming this spring!!

08/21/2019

I thought this was appropriate. HOW. PEACEFUL!!

07/09/2019