Hill Alcohol and Drug Treatment

11/05/2025

It’s that time of year again!!! For the month of November till the first week in December we will be collecting peanut butter and blankets at Hill Alcohol and Drug Treatment to help PWR and YardFresh. You can drop off here or or you can Amazon prime them over!! Thank you all in advance for all your support. Every year we do our peanut butter drive to provide donations to our local food pantries and last year we started collecting blankets for pets. Help us help others.

11/03/2025

🌟 This Month’s Profile: Erin Hill! 🌟

Born in Gallup, New Mexico, and now making a lasting impact in Temecula, Erin Hill’s journey is one of resilience, compassion, and leadership 💪🐴

As Director of Hill Alcohol and Drug Treatment, Erin continues to guide the organization through modernization and growth while staying true to its heart — integrity, empathy, and helping others rediscover their light 💛✨

When she’s not leading with purpose, you’ll find Erin spending time with friends, riding horses, or soaking up the sunshine at the beach 🏖️🐶

👏 Join us in celebrating Erin Hill — an inspiring leader and this month’s featured profile in The Valley Business Journal!

Erin Hill
Hill Alcohol and Drug Treatment

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11/03/2025

Addiction isn’t about a lack of willpower, it’s about brain chemistry. 🧠 Substances rewire the brain’s reward system, making it harder to feel joy without them. This affects decision-making, impulse control, and stress response. Healing requires more than quitting, it takes therapy, medical care, and learning new coping skills to restore balance.

📞 Call (951) 719-3685 | 🌐 hillrecovery.com

10/22/2025

What Op**te Addiction and Withdrawal Look Like Including Kratom
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Erin Hill

10/22/2025

Outpatient care offers the best of both worlds: continued support from professionals and the ability to live at home, surrounded by your routines and responsibilities. It’s flexible, compassionate, and focused on lasting change. 💪

📞 For more information, reach us at (951) 719-3685 or hillrecovery.com.

10/13/2025

Relapse doesn’t happen overnight, it builds in stages. Early signs can include skipping therapy, isolating, bottling emotions, or reminiscing about past use. Recognizing these warning signals makes it possible to take action before things spiral.

Outpatient support helps individuals notice patterns, strengthen coping skills, and stay on track. Prevention is not about perfection, it’s about awareness and adjustment.

10/13/2025

10/09/2025

10/06/2025

Finishing treatment is a huge accomplishment, but recovery doesn’t end there. Aftercare bridges the gap between structured programs and everyday life, providing ongoing support through therapy, alumni groups, and accountability check-ins. These resources help prevent relapse and build stronger foundations for long-term sobriety.

📞 Call us at (951) 719-3685 or visit hillrecovery.com to learn more about our aftercare support.

09/29/2025

Did you know nearly half of people facing addiction also live with mental health challenges like anxiety or depression? This is called a dual diagnosis. Treating both together isn’t just important, it’s essential for lasting recovery. At Hill Recovery, we address the whole person, not just the symptoms.

📞 Call us today at (951) 719-3685 to learn more about our in-person and online options.

09/23/2025

Recovery isn’t just an individual journey, it’s a family one. When loved ones are actively involved, the chances of long-term success rise. Addiction touches everyone in the household, and healing together creates a stronger, healthier support system.

At Hill Recovery, we encourage family participation because connection, understanding, and support make recovery more resilient.

📞 Call us today at (951) 719-3685 to learn about our programs.

09/15/2025

The first 90 days of recovery matter most.
This is when the brain begins healing, routines start forming, and support systems can take root. It’s also when the risk of relapse is highest, which is why structure, coping skills, and community are so important.

Recovery is not about rushing the process … it’s about protecting the foundation so long-term success can grow. Stay consistent, stay connected, and remember you don’t have to do it alone.