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SPRING 2017 SPRING

Helping people people Helping f o ontinuum c ull f a h roug h t are. c SITIVE O P CHANGES LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT community. Drugs of choice change to meet the needs of the communities, 017 marks with each generation and availability the needs of the industry and the new Cenikor’s 50th continues to expand, with synthetic face of addiction. 2Anniversary and drugs and prescription opioids now our long-standing having a strong impact on local The face of addiction is ever changing commitment to communities across the U.S. The new and we are dedicated to helping supporting people drugs of choice often require a new people of all walks of life. We have in need. Since 1967, approach to treatment. Cenikor has seen first-hand the stigma placed on Cenikor has evolved expanded our services to meet the substance users and therefore provide from our early days individualized needs of each client opportunities for clients to positively with a small group by offering more programs – from rebuild their lives and develop the of men dedicated to supportive detox to flexible outpatient necessary skills to successfully maintain making a change in their lives, to services, offering a full continuum of employment. For the past 50 years we one of the most successful non-profit care across and . have dedicated our lives to helping save treatment providers in the Nation. the lives of others. We look forward While Cenikor has changed in the You learned more about Outpatient to our next 50 years of changing and past 50 years, our mission of service services in our cover story. These saving lives and hope that you will to help people achieve better health outpatient services provide an excellent continue to support our mission. and better lives has remained steadfast. opportunity for clients to maintain a healthy work/life balance while learning Cenikor has changed and expanded to coping mechanisms to help them on meet the ever-evolving needs of the their road to recovery. We are adapting Bill Bailey, President/CEO

BOARD Spotlight: WILLIAM FERGUSON

illiam Texas and found both her strength machine. At each board meeting, Ferguson and her sobriety. I continue to be impressed with Wvalues life the opportunities ahead of us to and places an During one family visit at the East expand and continue to improve importance on Texas rehab center, William had a the healing process.” family, faith chance encounter with a past and fortitude as member of Cenikor’s Board of foundations for Directors. They both had a heart success. As for helping people, and shared a Helping people heal fits into one president of compassion for those battling of William’s personal philosophies: Dallas’ Century 21, addiction issues. Not long after Judge Fite Management Company, that chance encounter, William “There is a purpose in life if God is he understands leadership and was asked to join the board. William running it. The purpose goes far the value of working hard for recalls, “I was concerned I had professional success. He also nothing to offer except a personal beyond our view.” understands hardship. After experience of living with a young - WILLIAM FERGUSON 30 years of marriage, he lost his adult who went through rehab wife, who was his high school for a meth addiction.” William sweetheart, in an accident. “More had so much more to offer than half of me disappeared that Cenikor and his personal and day, September 4, 2012,” he says. professional experience have been valuable assets in His son, a teen at the time, and two Cenikor’s success. daughters, both young adults, were understandably bereft. They all “I’ve learned a lot about experienced grief and personal Cenikor and our push to challenges. One of his daughters help as many broken folks turned to drugs, and the family as we can. Thanks to Bill turned to the recovery community Bailey’s management and for help. William’s daughter spent organizational skills, the 70 days in a rehab program in East Foundation is a well-tuned

2 l Cenikor Foundation 1.888.CENIKOR www.cenikor.org TESTIMONIAL: SHERIDAN ADOLESCENT OUtpatient heridan started smoking cigarettes at 7 and marijuana Sat 12. She tried meth, her drug of choice, at 14. “My friends used One of Cenikor’s outpatient programs grandparents took me in. They’re and they looked like they were proved to be her answer. “I suggested half the reason I’m sober. The other having fun,” she says. the program to my parole officer,” half is me wanting to be sober, “ Sheridan says. “I went to rehab the Sheridan proclaimed Meth masked her depression over first time because everyone else family issues and helped her lose wanted me to get clean. It didn’t work. Her grandmother, Caroline, weight to unhealthy levels. (At 5’8”, Now I wanted to be clean for myself. recommends Cenikor to other she weighed 100 pounds, but wanted That made the difference.” parents. “Sheridan’s counselor to lose even more. ) When she was helped me understand what she on an “up” from meth, Sheridan was Sheridan’s outpatient group met twice was going through. These kids happy. When she was coming down, a week. She learned coping skills have a bad disease. You can’t give she became desperate and angry. and anger management. She found up on them.” people who related to what she was Sheridan’s teen years brought multiple going through. “I had other teens I For the first time, Sheridan is brushes with the law, and she was first could talk to, and my counselor Miss taking school seriously. She may arrested at 14 for burglary and assault. Linda was amazing. She was there for even become an EMT or a drug She was released after three days, me. She gave me her card and said, counselor. “I could save someone but four weeks later she failed a drug ‘Call me if you need me.’ I did call and else’s life,” she muses. test and was jailed for a month. After she talked to me. Everyone there the third arrest, she went to a Dallas understands. They don’t judge.” On February 28, 16-year-old Sheridan recovery center for three months. Two Cenikor staff really want clients to celebrated seven months sobriety. weeks after she left the program, she succeed. They will go the extra mile. We could not be prouder of Sheridan. relapsed and was arrested again. Congratulations and keep up the She left jail a month later wearing an A good family environment can great work! ankle monitor, but still needed help. be a real asset for recovery. “My

CELEBRATING 50 YEARS Cenikor opens Cenikor acquires Hays This year marks Cenikor’s 50th year Cenikor moves Cenikor opens Cenikor acquires the Short-term/Detox in Caldwell Council on Long-term Residential Long-term Residential Freeman Center Tyler, TX & Outpatient Alcohol & Drug Abuse in of assisting people as they transform to , TX in Baton Rouge, LA in Waco, TX in Baton Rouge, LA San Marcos, TX into responsible citizens free from

substance abuse. 1967 1972 1980 2001 2010 2012 2014 2015 2016 2017 Cenikor got its start in 1967 in a Cenikor began Cenikor opens Cenikor merges Cenikor acquires Cenikor opens Outpatient penitentiary. Inmates gathered to in a Colorado Long-term Residential with5 Odyssey Central Texas Council in Tyler, Short-term/Detox form a self-help group and worked Penitentiary in Fort Worth, TX House Texas on Alcoholism7 & Drug Abuse in Austin & Houston & in Killeen & Temple, TX Sober Living toward overcoming drug and houses in Waco, TX alcohol problems. Over the past decade we have There have been significant taken a more holistic approach by changes since Cenikor’s inception: focusing on improving each clients’ SAVE THE DATE the program was expanded into self-image so that they can begin to To celebrate 50 years of service, Cenikor Texas and Louisiana, a board of rebuild their lives ton the road to directors was elected, licensed recovery. will be holding a gala on February 16, 2018. counselors and business professionals For more information or for sponsorship were hired, clients began attending Today, Cenikor offers a full continuum college and receiving vocational of care for adolescents and adults that opportunities contact Becky Howland at training and additional programs. addresses the individual needs of each 713-395-5915 or [email protected]. client from detox to outpatient services.

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Eugene Hall, Facility Director Facility Hall, Eugene Contact: serve. we communities the and families their

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Kimberly Reaves Kimberly Contact:

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Nancy Carter, Event Coordinator Event Carter, Nancy Contact:

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Hollis Hill, Facility Director Facility Hill, Hollis Contact:

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Juanita Coleman Juanita Contact:

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