Bee Cave Recovery

A dry month can reveal more than expected—patterns, triggers, and stressors that substances once covered. For some, that awareness becomes the bridge to deeper support. Intensive Outpatient treatment helps turn insight into skills, structure, and long-term change. Bee Cave Recovery offers professional care while allowing you to continue working, parenting, and living your life.

Make a confidential call today to learn more. Start when you’re ready.

737-222-5155
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Most of you know someone that has been affected by alcoholism and/or drug addiction. I'll be the first to raise my hand. That's why I'm proud to work for and support Bee Cave Recovery, a nonprofit addiction treatment facility that serves anyone in our community that wants sobriety. We will never turn someone away because they can not afford treatment. Right now we are growing in referral numbers. Not only do our clients need help, but we need it, too. We need to hire another clinician so our underserved priority population isn't sitting on a waitlist while they are struggling to literally stay alive. There are not enough treatment centers in Austin that are funded by state and federal grants. We are one of five so if we can not treat someone immediately, it can be dangerous, especially when dealing with the opioid epidemic. I know we have some generous friends here. Please consider Bee Cave Recovery this year with a one time donation. We are participating in Amplify Austin so you can go to: https://www.amplifyatx.org/organizations/bee-cave-recovery and donate right now.

Someone got caught napping on the job. It’s Friday Dog Day and we are getting prepared for next week.

Amplify Austin starts now. We are excited to be a part of the biggest day of giving here in Central Texas. Your donation is critical to help those wanting sobriety. Please consider a one time gift to Bee Cave Recovery by visiting the link in our bio or by going to amplifyatx.org and searching for Bee Cave Recovery.

Thank you to LifeAustin Downtown] for the generous donation collected from their congregation that will help us continue the good work of bringing sobriety to those that want it. We were selected as a Strategic Partner for 2021 and had the opportunity to speak during their Sunday morning service about our nonprofit and what we do. We are extremely grateful to and LifeAustin Downtown] for their commitment and desire to help those in need right here in our own community.

If you would like to donate, please go to our website at www.beecaverecovery.org and click on our DONATE button.

If you would like more information on our Intensive Outpatient Program or other ways to partner with us, give us a call today. 737-222-5155.

Veteran’s Day is one day to say thank you to our dedicated service members, but we are grateful EVERYDAY for their sacrifices. We would like to recognize one of our own, Dennis McCarty, who served with the United States Marine Corps. Dennis was part of two WestPac tours and served aboard the USS Kitty Hawk and the USS Enterprise. He guarded the nuclear weapons onboard the aircraft carrier while traveling to Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and parts of Africa.

We honor Dennis and the other great men and women who have served our nation. Thank you.

We have more exciting news! This Sunday we will be at LifeAustin Downtown at the very cool 3Ten ACL Live venue for Impact Sunday, a one day giving opportunity for several nonprofits throughout Austin. We have been selected as a strategic partner with the LifeAustin Downtown campus which is pastored by . Can’t wait to meet other nonprofits doing amazing work here in Austin and talk about what we do.

If you would like to donate, please go to our website at www.beecaverecovery.org and click on our DONATE button or head over to the LifeAustin site at life.family and click on the GIVE button. Once there, click on LifeAustin Downtown and be sure to click on the IMPACT fund.

If you would like more information on our Intensive Outpatient Program or other ways to partner with us, give us a call today. 737-222-5155.

We’ve always known that the Austin recovery community is a very dynamic and active group so we were thrilled to get connected with Lane Michael Stanley and their newest film, Addict Named Hal. Lane’s latest feature is inspired by their real-life experiences of becoming sober and shows a realistic view of getting clean.

There are two screenings:
Saturday, October 23 at 4:15 PM
Monday, October 25 at 9:45 PM

We will joining the filmmakers and stars for a post-screening Q&A to answer any questions about recovery and addiction. If you would like to get tickets, please DM us or send an email to [email protected]. Can’t wait to see you there!

This lovely lady serves as our Business Manager at Bee Cave Recovery. Denise Anderson started out creating our logo and helping with our first fundraiser. Since then, her role has expanded to keep up with the growth of our IOP.

Denise is new to the recovery industry and like many of us through our own lived experiences, she has also been impacted. Alcoholism is a family disease and those around the alcoholic are affected. She brings perspective and insight to essential aspects of our programming. We are glad to have her here.

If you are someone you love needs help, please call us and we can talk with you.

737-222-5155

www.beecaverecovery.org

It’s Friday! Getting some work done here at the office before the weekend starts.

If you are someone you love needs help, please call us and we can talk with you.

737-222-5155

www.beecaverecovery.org

When you come in our doors, you will hear this saying. It might take a moment or a while or quite some time, but you will come to understand what this saying means. In recovery, change is more than just changing your location, who you hang out with, and what you do in your everyday life. Changing everything happens within yourself.

If you are someone you love needs help, please call us and we can talk with you.

737-222-5155

www.beecaverecovery.org

This great guy right here is not only our Executive Director, but he recently celebrated his 20th year of sobriety. As Jim Anderson tells us, “There’s a moment when we concede to our innermost selves that we are an alcoholic and God opens a door for us. Don’t be afraid to go through that door. On June 24, 2001, I saw that door open and I wasn’t afraid to go through it. I threw out all my vodka bottles and entered treatment with an Intensive Outpatient Program the next day. Two and a half weeks later, I was in my apartment in California and laid back on my bed staring at the ceiling thinking I wanted to drink, but I didn’t want to drink. I asked God for help and he removed the obsession and it hasn’t returned. From that moment, I got busy and I worked the steps. Once you make the decision, you turn your life over to the care of God. It was God’s help but also my action. The steps are all about action. You can’t sit idly by, it requires total effort with complete abandon.”

Jim’s sobriety date is June 24, 2001.

If you or someone you love needs help, please call us and we can talk with you.

737-222-5155

www.beecaverecovery.org