Who We Are
Highly qualified and motivated professionals
Our service was born out of a visible need that is growing in our community. It was founded by Tony Farag. Tony completed his Master’s degree in clinical social work at a California State University in 2007. He got his Bachelors degree in psychology with emphasis on addictive disorders. Tony completed substance abuse counseling certification at California State University. He began working in the field of addiction treatment with teenagers and their families immediately upon entering the certification program. He worked as a Drug and Alcohol counselor with dually diagnosed ex-convicts. He also became a Certified Relapse Prevention Counselor with CENAPS. For many years he worked with individuals on developing treatment plans for dually diagnosed addicts, living as homeless in the streets of Los Angeles. He collaborated with other members of the community such as job developers, job preparation instructors, counselors, doctors and case managers to prepare clients to become emotionally stable and back to living independently. He also worked extensively with addicts and families struggling with grief and loss.
He has conducted individual and group grief counseling. Tony has practiced in a variety of inpatient and outpatient settings since 1998 working with adults. He brings over 24 years of experience working in the addiction and mental health fields.
Project Titus 2:6
"Young men likewise exhort to be sober minded."
Offering encouragement and hope to everyone in recovery who feels that they are living under the bondage of relationships, substances, or pornography. If you are or a loved one is having difficulties, we can help! Please reach out for help. Our services are FREE.
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"He that covers his transgressions shall not prosper; but whoso confesses and forsakes them shall obtain mercy."
Proverbs 28:13