Victory Addiction Recovery Center logo

Admissions help Line: (337) 379-7700

111 Liberty Avenue
Lafayette, LA 70508
Get Help Now
(337) 379.7700
Call to learn more about our healing culture

Posts by victory

How Addiction Affects the Whole Family
Avatar for Victory Center

How Addiction Affects the Whole Family

By on Nov 8, 2018 in Addiction, Alcoholism, Blog

Kerri Cunningham, program director at Victory Addiction Recovery Center, shares her thoughts about Sam Fowler’s recent TED Talk about addiction as a family disease. Frequently, the first inquiry call we get is from a family member of an addict or alcoholic. The family is in fear and does not know what to do. They don’t even know what to tell us. In this video,...

Read More

Local Addiction Professional Appointed to State Regulatory Board for Addiction Treatment

By on Oct 31, 2017 in Addiction Recovery, Blog

Kerri Cunningham, LAC, LCSW Appointed to ADRA On October 27th, Kerri Cunningham LAC, LCSW was appointed by Governor John Bel Edwards to serve on the Louisiana Addictive Disorder Regulatory Authority Board (ADRA). She is the Program Director for Victory Addiction Recovery Center in Lafayette. The ADRA is responsible for educating, regulating, licensing, and...

Read More
Addiction Treatment for Professionals: How To Stay Discreet
Avatar for Victory Center

Addiction Treatment for Professionals: How To Stay Discreet

By on Apr 24, 2017 in Addiction, Blog

Many people who seek addiction treatment may feel nervous about others finding out about their illness; they may fear losing their jobs, relationships, or reputation. People whose professions are high-profile, like executives, school superintendents, or prominent newscasters, may feel even more pressure to keep their addiction treatment private. In fact, the fear of...

Read More
Gender-Specific Sponsorship
Avatar for Victory Center

Gender-Specific Sponsorship

By on Apr 13, 2017 in Blog, Recovery

A Personal Experience: Sponsorship is a key element to 12-step recovery. Although there are no rules to sponsorship, there are suggestions based on the experience of others. One of these suggestions is that men sponsor men and women sponsor women. To be blunt, I thought that was a ridiculous and archaic thought process. What is the difference in who sponsors you?...

Read More