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Join us for an exciting event of fun, casino games, prizes and community – All to support life-changing recovery programs. Your sponsorship helps fund our annual Lake Powell trip a powerful recreational therapy experience that gives individuals in recovery a fresh perspective, b…

Here’s the same blog post with ALL emojis removed except the ones in the event The holidays are about connection, celebration, and the warmth of coming together—and here at 7th Street Treatment Center, we believe everyone deserves that joy. That’s why we’re thrilled to host our…

We believe deeply in second chances, human connection, and the power of togetherness. GivingTuesday offers an opportunity for our community — former clients, families, friends, supporters, and those just learning about us — to help fuel recovery, healing, and hope for more peopl…

September marks National Recovery Month—a time to honor the resilience of individuals overcoming addiction and to raise awareness about the importance of accessible treatment and support systems. At 7th Street Treatment Center, we are proud to be part of this movement, offer…

Each year, 7th Street Treatment Center organizes a life-changing recovery trip to Lake Powell, a powerful week where residents, alumni, and the recovery community come together to celebrate sobriety, build connections, and experience the joy of life without addictive substances…

At 7th Street Treatment, we believe that connection is the antidote to addiction. Our mission is to serve as a catalyst for transformation, supporting individuals struggling with substance use and mental health challenges in building meaningful, healthy lives.

I remember when I was young I never really understood the meaning of the term “wildest dreams.”

Recovery from addiction is a profound journey that involves healing on multiple levels—physical, emotional, and spiritual. At 7th Street, we believe one of the most powerful tools in this journey is connection. Building and maintaining strong connections with others can signific…

The truth right now is that the end is coming sooner than I realized it would.