Half a Century of Healing: Serenity Lane's Milestone and Personal Recovery Stories
But if you, if you follow the path, uh, you stick with the winners, uh, and you do the things that you're supposed to do, one step at a time, One Day at a time, one hour, whatever the hell it takes, it works, it works, it works.
Imagine dedicating 50 years to helping people reclaim their lives from addiction. That’s the legacy of Serenity Lane, one of the oldest treatment centers on the West Coast. In this episode of 'Recovery Coast to Coast', host Neil Scott chats with Pete Kerns, the President and CEO of Serenity Lane, about the center's incredible journey and mission. You'll hear about the countless lives they've touched and the dedication that keeps them going strong. But that's not all.
The episode also features Matt Yunker, who opens up about his own 29-year path from shame and guilt to a fulfilling life in recovery. His story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the human spirit. And if you think that's inspiring, wait until you hear from actress Ali McGraw. She shares her reflections on fear, the importance of letting go, and how these elements have played a role in her own recovery journey.
Throughout the episode, there’s a focus on addiction as a disease and the crucial role of support systems in overcoming it. The discussion touches on the impact of Alcoholics Anonymous, the benefits of long-term sobriety, and why staff stability in treatment centers is so important. Plus, you’ll learn about Sundown M-Ranch’s mission to support recovery.
Whether you’re on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and heartfelt stories that remind us all of the power of hope and community.