Given current events, people need ways to stay in touch. With our new app, you can stay connected with fellow Alumni on your journey in recovery. […]

Transformative Rehabilitation for Adults. At Gateway, our adult rehabilitation center offers opportunities for men and women to participate in co-ed groups. High-quality adult rehabilitation services afford the freedom to learn how to develop healthy relationships with people from varying backgrounds and life circumstances. The benefits of learning from each other while growing and advancing in […]

Her Story, a woman’s path to recovery was developed to support women who suffer from trauma and addictions and need a safe place to transform their pain […]

Also known as “K2” or “Spice,” synthetic marijuana contains compounds that mimic the ones in marijuana. Synthetic marijuana sellers may claim that it has fewer risks than natural marijuana. However, […]

Nearly three in 10 young men engage in binge drinking, and they are more likely to engage in this activity than young women. At Gateway, the Young Men’s Program provides personalized treatment for young men ages 18-26 struggling with substance abuse. We understand that highly specialized treatment for addiction needs to respect where a patient is in life and the unique pressures they face.

Illicit designer drugs are not going away any time soon. Instead, every year it seems some new unheard of substance is making its rounds. It then quickly spreads across the […]

Addiction can feel like a solitary experience, but many people in the United States struggle with some kind of substance use disorder. It’s hard to see that addiction has formed […]

Opioids are a popular topic of conversation in the news nowadays — and with good reason. With the increasing epidemic leading to addiction, overdose and even death, it’s […]

What is Addiction? Addiction is a disease that changes the brain by undermining the way it registers pleasure and influences learning and motivation. Everyone’s path to addiction is different but has one thing in common: continued use of substances over time. Regardless of why someone first uses a substance, even if it is a prescribed […]

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