A Lifeline for Families Fighting Addiction: Celebrating 21 Years of Casey’s Law
On July 13, 2004, a grieving mother turned tragedy into action and changed the future for thousands of Kentucky families. This Sunday marks the 21st anniversary of the Matthew Casey Wethington Act for Substance Abuse Intervention, more commonly known as Casey’s Law, a powerful legal tool that empowers families to fight for their loved ones’ […]
Healing After the Hurt: Susan Houston’s Story of Loss, Hope, and Triumph
There was a time when Susan Houston’s world felt like it was unraveling. “I started to lose control of everything that was around me,” Susan said. “I was always fighting with my parents. I was never home for my kids.” She never imagined that a breast cancer diagnosis would be the thing that saved her […]
National PTSD Awareness Day: Honoring the Invisible Wounds
June 27th marks National Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness Day, a day set aside to shine a light on the often silent and invisible wounds carried by millions of people, many of whom are also battling substance use disorders. At Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), we recognize the critical connection between trauma and addiction, and we […]
Beyond Sobriety: The True Meaning of Recovery
When we hear the word “recovery,” it often brings to mind healing from illness or injury. In the world of addiction and mental health, though, recovery means so much more than simply stopping the use of drugs or alcohol. It’s a journey of transformation — one that leads to renewal, growth, and a rediscovery of […]
A New Way to Cope: Managing Anxiety in Your Recovery Journey
Anxiety is a common and often overwhelming experience, especially for those navigating the path of recovery from substance use disorders. At Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), we understand that managing anxiety without turning to substances is not only possible but essential for long-term recovery. We hope these strategies can help individuals cope with anxiety in healthy, […]
Advancing Hope Through Prevention: National Prevention Week
This week, Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) proudly joins organizations across the country in recognizing National Prevention Week, an annual observance led by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). This week serves as a national platform to raise awareness about the critical role prevention plays in addressing the addiction epidemic in our communities. […]
What I Wish I Knew in My First 30 Days of Recovery
The first 30 days of recovery from addiction can feel like the longest, most challenging, and emotional period a person has ever faced. It’s a season filled with hope and fear, clarity and confusion, and the raw process of learning how to live without substances. For those just beginning their journey or walking alongside someone […]
The Start of Something New: What Treatment Looks Like at ARC
Embarking on the journey to recovery is a significant and courageous step. At Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), we understand your hesitations and questions that come with this decision. We want to help you feel as comfortable and informed as possible. Our goal is to provide a supportive, structured, and compassionate environment to guide you from […]
A New Chapter of Hope: ARC Reopens Lackey Residential Treatment Center in Louisa, KY
Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) is thrilled to announce the reopening of Lackey, a residential treatment center in Louisa, Kentucky, dedicated to helping men reclaim their lives from addiction. Officially reopening on April 28, 2025, Lackey is more than just a facility—it’s a place of hope, healing, and second chances. Located in a quiet neighborhood, Lackey […]
Inpatient vs. Outpatient Treatment: A Practical Guide for You and Your Family
Choosing the right kind of treatment for yourself or a loved one struggling with addiction can feel overwhelming. At Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), we understand that you want a plan that offers hope, safety, and the best chance at long-term recovery. Two of the most common options are inpatient (residential) and outpatient treatment. Both are […]
