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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we must recognize the relationship between Mental Health and Addiction in order to provide the best treatment possible.

Recovery from addiction is complicated. It involves the brain, mental health, genetics, trauma, stress, and environment all at once. Impact's comprehensive approach is exactly what the science says works. Through specialized, evidence-based psychological care and therapy, our patients can be the healthiest versions of themselves while reintegrating into their communities.

This month and every month, remember that you never know what someone else is going through. Check in with your loved ones, and take care of each other. 💚

#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we must recognize the relationship between Mental Health and Addiction in order to provide the best treatment possible.

Recovery from addiction is complicated. It involves the brain, mental health, genetics, trauma, stress, and environment all at once. Impact's comprehensive approach is exactly what the science says works. Through specialized, evidence-based psychological care and therapy, our patients can be the healthiest versions of themselves while reintegrating into their communities.

This month and every month, remember that you never know what someone else is going through. Check in with your loved ones, and take care of each other. 💚

#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we must recognize the relationship between Mental Health and Addiction in order to provide the best treatment possible.

Recovery from addiction is complicated. It involves the brain, mental health, genetics, trauma, stress, and environment all at once. Impact's comprehensive approach is exactly what the science says works. Through specialized, evidence-based psychological care and therapy, our patients can be the healthiest versions of themselves while reintegrating into their communities.

This month and every month, remember that you never know what someone else is going through. Check in with your loved ones, and take care of each other. 💚

#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we must recognize the relationship between Mental Health and Addiction in order to provide the best treatment possible.

Recovery from addiction is complicated. It involves the brain, mental health, genetics, trauma, stress, and environment all at once. Impact's comprehensive approach is exactly what the science says works. Through specialized, evidence-based psychological care and therapy, our patients can be the healthiest versions of themselves while reintegrating into their communities.

This month and every month, remember that you never know what someone else is going through. Check in with your loved ones, and take care of each other. 💚

#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

Introducing The Susan E. Riley Intake Center!

Every person that walks through our doors deserves comfort, support, and a second chance. Which is why Impact approached the Susan E. Riley Foundation to help us renovate our administrative office. They approved a grant that was initially intended for just bathroom upgrades and carpet replacement, but thanks to Impact's facilities team, a full remodel of the intake area was achieved, creating a welcoming environment for new patients.

With minimal disruption to our admissions process, the work was completed this spring. Finally, the space (once dim and outdated, as seen in the before picture) is now bright, comfortable, and warm.

On behalf of the people we serve, Impact is eternally grateful to the Susan E. Riley Foundation for funding this remodel. We are now able to show all who enter our facility that we are committed to our patients, treating them with dignity from intake to discharge.

Introducing The Susan E. Riley Intake Center!

Every person that walks through our doors deserves comfort, support, and a second chance. Which is why Impact approached the Susan E. Riley Foundation to help us renovate our administrative office. They approved a grant that was initially intended for just bathroom upgrades and carpet replacement, but thanks to Impact's facilities team, a full remodel of the intake area was achieved, creating a welcoming environment for new patients.

With minimal disruption to our admissions process, the work was completed this spring. Finally, the space (once dim and outdated, as seen in the before picture) is now bright, comfortable, and warm.

On behalf of the people we serve, Impact is eternally grateful to the Susan E. Riley Foundation for funding this remodel. We are now able to show all who enter our facility that we are committed to our patients, treating them with dignity from intake to discharge.

Introducing The Susan E. Riley Intake Center!

Every person that walks through our doors deserves comfort, support, and a second chance. Which is why Impact approached the Susan E. Riley Foundation to help us renovate our administrative office. They approved a grant that was initially intended for just bathroom upgrades and carpet replacement, but thanks to Impact's facilities team, a full remodel of the intake area was achieved, creating a welcoming environment for new patients.

With minimal disruption to our admissions process, the work was completed this spring. Finally, the space (once dim and outdated, as seen in the before picture) is now bright, comfortable, and warm.

On behalf of the people we serve, Impact is eternally grateful to the Susan E. Riley Foundation for funding this remodel. We are now able to show all who enter our facility that we are committed to our patients, treating them with dignity from intake to discharge.

Introducing The Susan E. Riley Intake Center!

Every person that walks through our doors deserves comfort, support, and a second chance. Which is why Impact approached the Susan E. Riley Foundation to help us renovate our administrative office. They approved a grant that was initially intended for just bathroom upgrades and carpet replacement, but thanks to Impact's facilities team, a full remodel of the intake area was achieved, creating a welcoming environment for new patients.

With minimal disruption to our admissions process, the work was completed this spring. Finally, the space (once dim and outdated, as seen in the before picture) is now bright, comfortable, and warm.

On behalf of the people we serve, Impact is eternally grateful to the Susan E. Riley Foundation for funding this remodel. We are now able to show all who enter our facility that we are committed to our patients, treating them with dignity from intake to discharge.

Introducing The Susan E. Riley Intake Center!

Every person that walks through our doors deserves comfort, support, and a second chance. Which is why Impact approached the Susan E. Riley Foundation to help us renovate our administrative office. They approved a grant that was initially intended for just bathroom upgrades and carpet replacement, but thanks to Impact's facilities team, a full remodel of the intake area was achieved, creating a welcoming environment for new patients.

With minimal disruption to our admissions process, the work was completed this spring. Finally, the space (once dim and outdated, as seen in the before picture) is now bright, comfortable, and warm.

On behalf of the people we serve, Impact is eternally grateful to the Susan E. Riley Foundation for funding this remodel. We are now able to show all who enter our facility that we are committed to our patients, treating them with dignity from intake to discharge.

Introducing The Susan E. Riley Intake Center!

Every person that walks through our doors deserves comfort, support, and a second chance. Which is why Impact approached the Susan E. Riley Foundation to help us renovate our administrative office. They approved a grant that was initially intended for just bathroom upgrades and carpet replacement, but thanks to Impact's facilities team, a full remodel of the intake area was achieved, creating a welcoming environment for new patients.

With minimal disruption to our admissions process, the work was completed this spring. Finally, the space (once dim and outdated, as seen in the before picture) is now bright, comfortable, and warm.

On behalf of the people we serve, Impact is eternally grateful to the Susan E. Riley Foundation for funding this remodel. We are now able to show all who enter our facility that we are committed to our patients, treating them with dignity from intake to discharge.

Introducing The Susan E. Riley Intake Center!

Every person that walks through our doors deserves comfort, support, and a second chance. Which is why Impact approached the Susan E. Riley Foundation to help us renovate our administrative office. They approved a grant that was initially intended for just bathroom upgrades and carpet replacement, but thanks to Impact's facilities team, a full remodel of the intake area was achieved, creating a welcoming environment for new patients.

With minimal disruption to our admissions process, the work was completed this spring. Finally, the space (once dim and outdated, as seen in the before picture) is now bright, comfortable, and warm.

On behalf of the people we serve, Impact is eternally grateful to the Susan E. Riley Foundation for funding this remodel. We are now able to show all who enter our facility that we are committed to our patients, treating them with dignity from intake to discharge.

Introducing The Susan E. Riley Intake Center!

Every person that walks through our doors deserves comfort, support, and a second chance. Which is why Impact approached the Susan E. Riley Foundation to help us renovate our administrative office. They approved a grant that was initially intended for just bathroom upgrades and carpet replacement, but thanks to Impact's facilities team, a full remodel of the intake area was achieved, creating a welcoming environment for new patients.

With minimal disruption to our admissions process, the work was completed this spring. Finally, the space (once dim and outdated, as seen in the before picture) is now bright, comfortable, and warm.

On behalf of the people we serve, Impact is eternally grateful to the Susan E. Riley Foundation for funding this remodel. We are now able to show all who enter our facility that we are committed to our patients, treating them with dignity from intake to discharge.

On May 21st, families, alumni, patients, and staff gathered to celebrateover 50 Impact program graduates!

People who, months ago, could not imagine going a single day without relying on drugs or alcohol, now hold their head high to signify their adherence to a new journey in recovery through the 12-steps.

Graduation is a completion.The end of one stage, and the beginning of another.However, these milestones are not meant to be stop signs for the men and women that come to Impact for help.They are meant to be celebrations of progress.

Impact stands with each of our program graduates to enforce the promise that we will continue to walk this path with them.

On May 21st, families, alumni, patients, and staff gathered to celebrateover 50 Impact program graduates!

People who, months ago, could not imagine going a single day without relying on drugs or alcohol, now hold their head high to signify their adherence to a new journey in recovery through the 12-steps.

Graduation is a completion.The end of one stage, and the beginning of another.However, these milestones are not meant to be stop signs for the men and women that come to Impact for help.They are meant to be celebrations of progress.

Impact stands with each of our program graduates to enforce the promise that we will continue to walk this path with them.

Last night, Impact was invited to the Pasadena City Council Public Safety Committee meeting, which is held monthly to review policies related to law enforcement, public wellness, and other community safety matters.

We were honored to present on our Impact Alliance program which requires new recruits of the Pasadena Police Department to participate in an all-day orientation at Impact Treatment Center.

This partnership, now in its third year of implementation, provides a unique opportunity for new recruits to learn more about members of the community they will be protecting, including those who struggle with addiction. It also gives our patients and staff the opportunity to build rapport and trust with local police officers. On both ends, reducing stigma leads to more compassionate treatment and a safer community.

Our strong partnership with the Pasadena Police Department has had a tremendously positive impact on the population we serve and the community as a whole, and for that we are grateful.

Thank you to the Pasadena City Council for allowing us time to speak on this and for facilitating this great relationship between Impact and city institutions.

Last night, Impact was invited to the Pasadena City Council Public Safety Committee meeting, which is held monthly to review policies related to law enforcement, public wellness, and other community safety matters.

We were honored to present on our Impact Alliance program which requires new recruits of the Pasadena Police Department to participate in an all-day orientation at Impact Treatment Center.

This partnership, now in its third year of implementation, provides a unique opportunity for new recruits to learn more about members of the community they will be protecting, including those who struggle with addiction. It also gives our patients and staff the opportunity to build rapport and trust with local police officers. On both ends, reducing stigma leads to more compassionate treatment and a safer community.

Our strong partnership with the Pasadena Police Department has had a tremendously positive impact on the population we serve and the community as a whole, and for that we are grateful.

Thank you to the Pasadena City Council for allowing us time to speak on this and for facilitating this great relationship between Impact and city institutions.

Last night, Impact was invited to the Pasadena City Council Public Safety Committee meeting, which is held monthly to review policies related to law enforcement, public wellness, and other community safety matters.

We were honored to present on our Impact Alliance program which requires new recruits of the Pasadena Police Department to participate in an all-day orientation at Impact Treatment Center.

This partnership, now in its third year of implementation, provides a unique opportunity for new recruits to learn more about members of the community they will be protecting, including those who struggle with addiction. It also gives our patients and staff the opportunity to build rapport and trust with local police officers. On both ends, reducing stigma leads to more compassionate treatment and a safer community.

Our strong partnership with the Pasadena Police Department has had a tremendously positive impact on the population we serve and the community as a whole, and for that we are grateful.

Thank you to the Pasadena City Council for allowing us time to speak on this and for facilitating this great relationship between Impact and city institutions.

The work continues…

The work continues…

The work continues…

Sometimes you have to think outside the box to preserve the integrity of what is inside it, and for us, that means protecting the bird in our logo by building systems that actually allow it to fly.

We were honored to welcome Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman to Impact this week at our invitation to see the work in action.

There is a powerful irony in a District Attorney, someone charged with prosecution and public safety, stepping into a treatment environment and recognizing that safer communities are often built by taking thoughtful chances on the right individuals. Drug Court represents that balance. It is structured, accountable, and rooted in clear expectations, while offering an alternative path that creates real opportunity for change.

As the first Drug Court provider in California in 1994, we have remained committed to this model for decades and will continue into the future, working alongside the courts, law enforcement, and our community partners. This “carrot and stick” approach is not just philosophy. It is a proven framework that combines accountability with opportunity, and it requires strong, thoughtful policy to sustain and expand its impact across systems.

What we shared was not theory. It was the lived reality of individuals doing the work, being held accountable, and rebuilding their lives through structure, education, and connection.

Thank you, Mr. Hochman, for believing in our mission and for your commitment to policies that support this balance.

Together, we are helping individuals become productive members of society, living a program of recovery grounded in the 12 Steps while strengthening public safety in a meaningful and lasting way.

Connecting and collaborating!!!

Connecting and collaborating!!!

Connecting and collaborating!!!

Dialogue prompts understanding. Understanding prompts collaboration. Collaboration promotes change.

Impact is grateful to the Pasadena Police Department for the continuation of our Impact Alliance Program.

During this round of orientation, Impact got to welcome Officer Laiza Robertson and Cpl. Veronica Burns for a full day of experience through the eyes of Impact's staff and our patients.

Conversations between law-enforcement and our staff, education on the work that Impact does for our previously incarcerated population, and dialogue between police and addicts in recovery is all on the agenda. What plays out is a transformative day of stigma reduction and another step on the journey towards real change in the community.

Thank you to Officer Robertson, Cpl. Burns, and Chief Harris for their support of the mission of Impact.

Dialogue prompts understanding. Understanding prompts collaboration. Collaboration promotes change.

Impact is grateful to the Pasadena Police Department for the continuation of our Impact Alliance Program.

During this round of orientation, Impact got to welcome Officer Laiza Robertson and Cpl. Veronica Burns for a full day of experience through the eyes of Impact's staff and our patients.

Conversations between law-enforcement and our staff, education on the work that Impact does for our previously incarcerated population, and dialogue between police and addicts in recovery is all on the agenda. What plays out is a transformative day of stigma reduction and another step on the journey towards real change in the community.

Thank you to Officer Robertson, Cpl. Burns, and Chief Harris for their support of the mission of Impact.

Dialogue prompts understanding. Understanding prompts collaboration. Collaboration promotes change.

Impact is grateful to the Pasadena Police Department for the continuation of our Impact Alliance Program.

During this round of orientation, Impact got to welcome Officer Laiza Robertson and Cpl. Veronica Burns for a full day of experience through the eyes of Impact's staff and our patients.

Conversations between law-enforcement and our staff, education on the work that Impact does for our previously incarcerated population, and dialogue between police and addicts in recovery is all on the agenda. What plays out is a transformative day of stigma reduction and another step on the journey towards real change in the community.

Thank you to Officer Robertson, Cpl. Burns, and Chief Harris for their support of the mission of Impact.

This is a time of year to celebrate change.

Change is something that is built into the walls of Impact.The change that comes from a journey through the 12-steps includes honesty, bravery, and perseverance.

To recognize this journey for the men and women in our care this Easter, we are asking you to help them celebrate this season of change.

Copy and paste the link below to purchase an item which will fill an Easter basket for one of our patients:
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/Q2I5M8F1QR5R

Or, copy and paste this link in order to make a donation which will go towards our Easter Fund:
https://tinyurl.com/aa5u8x9d

With gratitude and the mission in our hearts, we are proud to announce that Impact has, once again, been conditionally awardedthe State of California’s Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP) funding.

As the recipients of an award of over $5 million dollars, Impact will be able to construct a new facility and establish a beacon of hope in a community that is just starting to rebuild.

The Impact Altadena House for Women with Children will bridge the gap in care for a population for which there are not enough options for this kind of help.

Our deepest thanks to the Department of Healthcare Services, the Advocates for Human Potential, and the countless voices that have helped to amplify the work that we do here.

We look forward to all that is to come.

#BHCIP #CaliforniaHealth

Today, I had the privilege of speaking to a group of men at @impacttreatmentprograms

These men are in the arena—doing the hard, internal work of overcoming addiction and criminality to become the leaders their families and communities need.

Standing in front of them, I was hit with a profound sense of perspective. Seeing them at the beginning of their journey was a vivid reminder of where I once was. It’s easy to get caught up in the "high-level" world of consulting and coaching, but today reminded me that the most important leadership battle is the one we fight within ourselves.

I was reminded of the power of gratitude for the "little" things. We often take the basics for granted until they are stripped away. Seeing the hunger for change in their eyes re-centered me on what really matters.

A huge thank you to @eckharttolle and @eckharttollefoundation for the book donation. Your work has been transformative in my own life, and I know providing these copies to these men will be a catalyst for their own awakening and growth.

To the men at Impact: thank you for your vulnerability and your fire. Keep battling. The world needs the men you are becoming.

#Leadership #HowToBattle #Gratitude

Today, I had the privilege of speaking to a group of men at @impacttreatmentprograms

These men are in the arena—doing the hard, internal work of overcoming addiction and criminality to become the leaders their families and communities need.

Standing in front of them, I was hit with a profound sense of perspective. Seeing them at the beginning of their journey was a vivid reminder of where I once was. It’s easy to get caught up in the "high-level" world of consulting and coaching, but today reminded me that the most important leadership battle is the one we fight within ourselves.

I was reminded of the power of gratitude for the "little" things. We often take the basics for granted until they are stripped away. Seeing the hunger for change in their eyes re-centered me on what really matters.

A huge thank you to @eckharttolle and @eckharttollefoundation for the book donation. Your work has been transformative in my own life, and I know providing these copies to these men will be a catalyst for their own awakening and growth.

To the men at Impact: thank you for your vulnerability and your fire. Keep battling. The world needs the men you are becoming.

#Leadership #HowToBattle #Gratitude

Today, I had the privilege of speaking to a group of men at @impacttreatmentprograms

These men are in the arena—doing the hard, internal work of overcoming addiction and criminality to become the leaders their families and communities need.

Standing in front of them, I was hit with a profound sense of perspective. Seeing them at the beginning of their journey was a vivid reminder of where I once was. It’s easy to get caught up in the "high-level" world of consulting and coaching, but today reminded me that the most important leadership battle is the one we fight within ourselves.

I was reminded of the power of gratitude for the "little" things. We often take the basics for granted until they are stripped away. Seeing the hunger for change in their eyes re-centered me on what really matters.

A huge thank you to @eckharttolle and @eckharttollefoundation for the book donation. Your work has been transformative in my own life, and I know providing these copies to these men will be a catalyst for their own awakening and growth.

To the men at Impact: thank you for your vulnerability and your fire. Keep battling. The world needs the men you are becoming.

#Leadership #HowToBattle #Gratitude