Sonoma County Independent Living Program | Danielle’s Success Story
Danielle was in her late 20’s with two young children when she experienced her first on-set of psychosis.
Supported Housing Program Client | Sandra
Before Sandra connected with Buckelew Programs, she had experienced many years of mental health challenges
Helen Vine Recovery Center Alum Giving back keeps me sober. | Anthony
A long-time Marin resident and caterer by trade, Anthony, like many Helen Vine Recovery Center
An early experience with addiction results in a lifelong passion and determination to practice law | Greg Bentley
Like many adolescents in high school, Greg B. discovered a fondness for alcohol.
Buckelew was our lifeline | Scott (FSC Program)
Scott was in his mid-twenties and doing what a lot of young men at that age do.
My thoughts were, “it’s time for an adventure” | David
“Where I was, was bad. This program was the answer.”
You have to be active in your child’s life and your community | Demar
This is for other people,” Demar told his recovery coach several days after arriving at the Helen Vine Recovery Center.
I always need to be creative otherwise my mental health suffers | Jessica
Sophia, a Sonoma resident, experienced her first psychotic break at the young age of 12,
Buckelew made my independence possible | Josh
When Josh first connected with Buckelew Program’s Transitional Adult Youth (TAY) program at age 18,
By nature, I tend to be a ‘fixer’ | Marie – SP Volunteer
Marie is a valuable member of Buckelew Programs’ Suicide Prevention Hotline volunteer corp.