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Cornerstone's mission: to give hope and healing to teens and families through early recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.

 

“Cornerstone is more than a solution for teens and families in trouble; we really do change lives.”
 

The primary goal in Cornerstone treatment is to help families reunite through healthy relationships based on sobriety and the principles that underlay the twelve steps.

 

Cornerstone provides both treatment and a healthy 12-step fellowship through our outreach program (commonly known as an Alternative Peer Group).

 

Following the AA and Al-Anon traditions, Cornerstone’s outreach program is open and free to any teen or parent who has a desire to change. 

 

Cornerstone's treatment is focused on not only sobriety, but the development of self-esteem and integrity. Parents and adolescents both find that not only does the family heal through recovery, but their lives are enhanced in areas that extend well beyond their recovery groups. 

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Robert A. "Bob" Knowlton, master communicator and respected broadcaster, speaks about his experience with Cornerstone in this interview, recorded two months prior to his death on October 21, 2009, from pancreatic cancer. video...
“I have a relationship with my parents now. I can walk around with my head held high. I’m not alone, and I’m not depressed. Cornerstone is a miracle, and I’m so grateful.” –Ashley S video...

“My daughter says she loves me all the time; that’s huge. I like hanging out with her and talking with her. This has been a godsend for our family because now we get a second chance with our eleven year old son.” –Tim M video...
"... finally I called my dad and said, 'Dad, I give up.' and the relief in his voice... " A teen tells how he knew it was time to give up, and how it led to the biggest blessing in his life. – Daniel T video...



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Hey guys! This last weekend we had the adventure race out over in Burnett, Texas and it was so much fun! It was my first race and i was so nervous but we had so much fun. There was a pretty large group of us which was awesome and I can tell that the ALP program is really expanding. We had quite a few people out racing for the first time and it was such a good way for me to just chill and hang out. It kind of reminded me of a mini wilderness trip lol! We cooked some spaghetti with a little bit of lizard and it as so yummy! (: Carson was my partner and we did really well, i thought. Jake cheated though and completely skipped the entire four mile run. He is so lame. So is Scott. But hopefully we can get more and more people out to these races and experience some fellowship. We will be updating you all on when the next race is and some times when we can get together some training for them. Annnd This weekend Sugarland is doing a fundraiser for the wilderness trip and they are raffling off an iPad 2. They could use all the support than can get. All the kids have to raise their own money and reach a goal of $2,000 by the first week of June. They are going to be selling tickets tomorrow for the raffle and doing some door to door action. Its gonna be a busy next couple of weeks for us interns in order to get ready and prepared for the trip but i have no doubt that we will get it all taken care of. But it is going to be a team effort in order to convince Scott of that. :D



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