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.

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

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

“I hope one day you can be at my house with your kids, hanging out on the porch while they play, talking about property taxes or your next vacation.” “I’m gr...

It’s not news that being of service to others is one of the most rewarding things a person can do. In recovery, it’s one of the most important things you can...

Trouble at school, work, or home, running afoul of the law, stealing, dishonesty, and behaviors that put him at risk of hospitalization or worse: this is jus...

It was a last-man-standing style shoot-off. We went in with five guys, each guy had five paintballs in his gun, and we tackled the biggest course. The stakes...

Good clinicians know that good treatment followed by good continuing care has good outcomes. That seems like a no-brainer, doesn’t it? One of the most import...

It’s not uncommon for folks to wonder, “Does my kid really need treatment, or does he just need a good dose of discipline?” Voyage is in the business of prov...

We often hear this question from parents in one form or another — How is fishing going to get my son sober? What does hiking have to do with recovery? Why do...