Testimonials
“I didn’t know what to expect. From the time I arrived ‘til now I can see growth in my sobriety by being able to have conversations with my own family. I am very grateful to Martin & Janet for welcoming me into the About Time Recovery’s men’s house. Through going to AA meetings & finding a sponsor I’m learning how to deal with my alcoholism by seeing how destructive I was to myself and the people I care about. ATR is a safe place that is and has allowed me to regain & grow spiritually”
Cameron G Frank-Resident- Owl Lake, SD
“I can truly say About Time Recovery has been a Godsend. I arrived a broken man, sunk in the depths of a cunning and baffling disease. Hopeless! After arriving and immediately being welcomed like I was family, I realized that this was a place where I could start a new life free from drugs and alcohol”
Cameron Jeffers- Alturas, Ca
“I finally met Martin he was soft spoken, caring, and loving. I could tell this was his passion. Caring for others who need real help to better their lives and this is it About Time Recovery. Feels just like home”
Bryndon- Redding, Ca
“I have had a good experience at About Time Recovery. Martin & Janet are great people who have a lot of love and are very caring. With all the love and support I have been able to stay sober for 3 months, which is the longest for me in many, many years”
Dave -Santa Cruz, Ca
“The men at the house showed me love I have never experienced before. They taught me how to cook, clean, shower, shave, talk and behave. I went from living in my truck waiting for my unemployment check to get drugs, having no friends or family to becoming a very blessed man. I know who I am today. And thanks to About Time Recovery. And love and support of my God, Martin and Janet, my family and the men at About Time Recovery”
Anonymous- Redding, CA
“On 1/22/2011 I came out of ERC into ATR at first I was kind of scared but after a day or two of living at ATR I felt like I was at home.
Martin and Janet have been a big part in my recovery they have taught me to be more helpful of others and not to worry so much about myself. Living with five other men has taught me to be more honest about myself”
Shon- Redding, Ca