Learning to control our breathing and suppress the urge to react doesn’t cure panic but it gives us more options for if and how to act.

A young Ojibwe man, one of our patients, wanted to share a smudging ritual with the men of Voyage.

Our staff became Wilderness First Aid certified, and learned the practical side of love too.

How we respond to both pleasure and pain is ruled by the limbic system, the part of the brain involved in motivation, emotion, learning a...

When we talk about recovery, we're talking about a person in transition. He’s moving from a state of sickness to one of health, or from s...

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” Marcel Proust Some of our men are natural ...

Florida in the fall is a blessing. The blazing heat of summer recedes and we welcome drier air and slightly cooler temperatures with a re...

Gyotaku is where trophies meet art, where celebration meets reverence. John led our guys in a new kind of experiential—less pulse-poundin...

The recovery program at Voyage is built upon two big ideas: an innovative experiential program and an engaging therapeutic program. We’ve...

Service work is an important element of our innovative experiential program. At Voyage, service work is meant to connect our men with our...