We are accepting new admissions but have implemented additional pre-screening procedures to ensure the health and safety of everyone at Twin Lakes Recovery Center. **At this time, all family visitation has been suspended until further notice.**

Twin Lakes Recovery Center is closely monitoring all coronavirus (COVID-19) updates and is following suggested best practices from the CDC to prevent the spread of the virus. For more information, please click here. **Telehealth Providers: please fill out this form to be added to our list of resources for patients.**
Reduce Stress at Thanksgiving

Reduce Stress at Thanksgiving

Stress and the holiday season often go hand in hand. If you are someone who is in recovery, you will want to reduce stress, so you do not put yourself at the risk for relapse. Fortunately, there are many ways to reduce stress at Thanksgiving so you can enjoy the day...
Tips for Overcoming Toxic Relationships

Tips for Overcoming Toxic Relationships

Toxic relationships are unhealthy and dangerous for those in addiction recovery. People who are toxic are often not supportive of your recovery and cause you to become exhausted and drained emotionally, which can put you at a higher risk for relapse. Signs of a Toxic...
Setting Realistic Goals

Setting Realistic Goals

Why It Is Important to Have Goals An important part of addiction recovery is setting realistic goals. Goals can give you a sense of direction and help keep you focused on staying sober. They should be kept simple and obtainable. You do not want to place unrealistic...
Staying Fit While Staying Sober

Staying Fit While Staying Sober

Diet and exercise play a role in keeping your body fit, but they can keep you mentally fit as you work to maintain sobriety. A healthy lifestyle can ward off cravings, keep you busy, and give you strength of body and mind. Benefits of Exercise & Staying Fit...