Committed to providing appropriate, high-quality care to those with substance use disorder. You're in the right place.
Tully Hill Treatment and Recovery is dedicated to the belief that substance use disorder is a disease – chronic, progressive, and above all, treatable. We are a nationally recognized, licensed, accredited substance use disorder treatment center with Inpatient detox & rehab services/programs, specialty programs (professionals, uniform professionals), Outpatient treatment, 24/7 admission screening services
Visit tullyhill.com for more information about the services and programs that we provide.
01/22/2026
Marking the milestones. Progress in recovery is rarely a straight line, which is why symbols like this are so vital. They serve as anchors—reminders of how far someone has come and the strength it took to get there.
As we head into the weekend, we reflect on the power of commitment and the community that supports it.
To anyone celebrating a milestone today, or simply the end of a hard week: your progress is recognized and your journey matters. ❤️
👉Curious to know more? Visit our website at https://www.tullyhill.com/ or contact us confidentially today.
01/20/2026
Meet our Director of Business Development, Mark LeStrange! Since joining Tully Hill in 2022, Mark has been a vital part of our mission to provide excellence in recovery. For Mark, business development isn't about strategy—it’s about ensuring every client and family feels supported from their very first interaction with us.
With a background in both business management and substance abuse counseling (CASAC-T), Mark understands the delicate balance between professional excellence and the compassion required to support those in recovery.
He is dedicated to building the relationships that make recovery possible for our community.
Mark’s professional, educational, and personal background allow him to lead with both his head and his heart. He is driven by the goal of making Tully Hill a place where everyone feels seen and cared for, ensuring our clinical mission and community outreach work hand-in-hand.
👉Want to help support Tully Hill in continuing our impactful work? Become a partner and donate today: https://www.tullyhill.com/donater/
01/14/2026
Where Professional Care Meets Peace of Mind. Effective treatment is about more than just a clinical plan. It’s about the environment in which that plan comes to life. We believe that serenity isn’t a luxury--it’s a vital component of the recovery process.
At Tully Hill, we combine high-level medical and clinical expertise with a campus that offers the space to breathe, reflect, and rebuild. Experience a recovery journey that honors both your health and your need for peace.
Recovery is serious work. Let the serenity of Tully Hill support yours.
01/12/2026
The message that makes every day worth it. When we receive a message like this, it isn't just a testimonial. It’s a reminder of why we take this work so seriously.
At Tully Hill, we see miracles happen in the quiet moments between clinical work and the serenity of our campus. While we provide the space and the expertise, our patients provide the bravery required to change their lives forever.
If you’re ready to send that message to your future self, we are ready to help you get there.
January often comes with a lot of "New Year, New Me" pressure—but recovery isn't about becoming a different person, it’s about coming home to yourself. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by big resolutions, try trading "perfection" for "compassion."
Healing isn't a straight line, and it doesn't happen overnight. This week, give yourself credit for the progress you’ve already made.
Whether you are one day in or one thousand, your journey is valid. Be gentle with yourself today—you are doing the hard work. 🌿
01/07/2026
Recovery doesn't have an age requirement. At Tully Hill, we provide specialized care for individuals ages 16 and older. We know that the challenges facing young adults and teens are unique, and we’re here to help them (and their families) navigate the journey to sobriety with dignity and expert clinical support.
If you or a young person in your life is struggling, the "Road to Recovery" starts here.
Happy New Year from all of us at Tully Hill Treatment & Recovery!
We are over 35 years strong, over 20,000 lives saved, and looking forward to a new year of growth.
As we enter 2026, we honor the courage it takes to choose a life of recovery. May this year bring you clarity, health, and the resilience to keep moving forward.
We are proud to walk this journey with you.
#2026
12/29/2025
The space between the holidays can often feel the loudest. The celebrations have paused, but the pressure to 'start over' hasn't quite begun.
If you are navigating the quiet of this week, remember: You don’t have to outrun the season. You just have to stay steady in this moment.
Peace isn't found in the noise - it’s found in the breath you take right now.
We are here, and you are not alone.
12/24/2025
The holidays don't have to be a season of isolation. This Christmas, choose the warmth of a community that truly understands your path.
We invite our patients, alumni, and families to step out of the holiday rush and into a space built on Gratitude, Strength, and Hope. Whether you are celebrating a milestone or simply looking for a supportive environment to start your day, our doors are open to you.
Come share in the powerful energy of shared experience and reinforce your commitment to the journey ahead. You are not navigating this alone—we are here to celebrate your resilience together.
Join us for our Christmas Gratitude Meeting:
• What: Christmas Gratitude Meeting
• When: Christmas Day, Thursday, December 25th
• Time: 9:45 AM – 11:00 AM (Doors open at 9:30 AM)
• Where: Tully Hill Treatment & Recovery, 5821 NY-80, Tully, NY 13159
Start your Christmas morning with the strength of community. We look forward to welcoming you home.
12/23/2025
Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! We are so incredibly proud of our alumni, patients, and their families who are choosing strength, health, and presence this holiday season.
🎄Our holiday tree this year shines bright at 13 feet high, with 1500 lights! The tree was donated by two staff members, and our patients helped to decorate it. 🎄
To those in our community, your resilience is an inspiration. Thank you for letting us be a part of your story.
Whether you are celebrating with us at our Gratitude Meeting Christmas morning or at home with loved ones, know that you are a vital part of the Tully Hill community.
May your day be filled with peace, love, connection, and the hope that comes with the recovery journey.
Wishing you a joyful Christmas Day!
12/22/2025
When we get emails, phone calls, or texts from our alumni saying that we have saved their lives, we are reminded of why we do this work every single day. These messages are the heartbeat of the Tully Hill community. They represent families restored, careers reclaimed, and futures that were once lost now shining bright.
But as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, we rely on the partnership of our community to keep these doors open. Your support ensures that Tully Hill remains a place where individuals and families can find the support they need to heal and move forward in their lives.
As we approach the end of the year, your donation is more than just a gift—it is a direct investment in saving lives right here in Central New York.
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Tully Hill Treatment and Recovery is dedicated to the belief that substance use disorder is a disease – chronic and progressive as defined by the American Medical Association and the American Psychiatric Association in its 2013, 3rd edition Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (aka DSM V) . In addition and most importantly, Tully Hill believes this disease is treatable and is wholly committed to that goal. Our qualified, professional staff who total over 250 years of continuous recovery achieve that goal via the use of evidence-based treatment approaches and patient and family engagement with the 12-step philosophy.
Tully Hill’s bio-psychosocial model of treatment includes medical and nursing care, individual and group counseling, and a family program, and emphasizes teaching skills needed to attain and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Tully Hill’s treatment is guided by its values of compassion and hope, dignity and respect, safety and security, honesty and integrity, spirituality, flexibility, teamwork, and continuous quality improvement, all of which our staff embrace and use daily. Our treatment incorporates patient-and family-centered care, and our tranquil, rural setting offers a safe and peaceful environment for patients and families to begin their road to recovery and rehabilitation from alcohol and drug dependence and abuse.
Substance use disorder is an enduring, often relapsing brain disease that cause compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences to the affected individual and those around him or her. The brain changes that occur over time challenge and eventually overcome the person’s self-control and his or her capacity to resist intense impulses to seek and take drugs.
No single factor can predict whether a person will become dependent upon or abuse alcohol or other drugs. Risks for substance use disorders are influenced by a combination of factors that include individual biology, social environment, and age or stage of development. The more risk factors one has, the greater the chance that taking drugs can lead to abuse or dependency. Regarding these factors, the genes people are born with (biology factor) in combination with environmental influences account for about half of their substance use disorder vulnerability; also, gender, ethnicity, and the presence of other mental disorders may influence risk for drug abuse.
Substance use disorders are not a personal failing in any way, shape, or form, despite a significant portion of society continuing to label it as such and executing policies that punish and shame (witness our judicial and prison systems, with their extremely overloaded populations of persons with substance use disorders). And yes, society overall still refrains from talking about, accepting, and addressing substance use disorders and all the issues they encompasses, although slowly but surely there seems to be more and more awareness and discussion at all levels of our culture about it. Similar to other chronic, relapsing diseases – such as diabetes, asthma, heart disease – still too few people know that substance use disorders can be managed successfully. And as with these other diseases, relapse and using drugs again is not uncommon with substance use disorders. We do not view relapse as a treatment failure – instead, it indicates that treatment needs to be reinstated or that an alternative treatment is needed to help the affected individual recapture control and recover. Our experience with employing the 12-step philosophy is that it often generates a spirituality that evolves as an important component in remaining abstinent.
