Bakersfield Recovery Services
Sarah Furr is an experienced professional in the recovery and counseling sectors, currently serving as a Registered Drug Alcohol Technician and Drug and Alcohol Counselor at Bakersfield Recovery Services since June 2018. As the founder of Restore, a support group that engages in discussions on the 12 steps of recovery, Sarah emphasizes inclusivity and community support. Additionally, Sarah is an entrepreneur at Phoenix Rising, a recovery home providing tailored support for adults overcoming substance use issues. Previous roles include Support Technician at Legacy Village and Intervention Specialist at Global Family Care Network, where Sarah made significant contributions to aiding victims of human trafficking. Academic credentials include coursework in General Studies, Emergency Medical Technology, and Psychology from various institutions, including Cuesta College and Bakersfield College.
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Bakersfield Recovery Services
Bakersfield Recovery Services (BRS) is the premier substance use disorder treatment facility that offers programs rooted in the 12-Step approach. It emphasizes accountability and individual responsibility while attending daily sessions and working towards building solid 12-Step support networks. Furthermore, our establishment boasts a team of full-time, on-site therapists who provide comprehensive assessments, tailored treatment planning, group counseling, and one-on-one sessions. This is complemented by a dedicated team of registered and certified counselors. BRS recognizes the importance of empowering individuals with the necessary coping skills to embrace life as it was intended. Our structured curriculum helps navigate the challenges of early recovery, ensuring continued support throughout the journey of maintaining sobriety. At Jason’s Retreat, our compassionate and competent team addresses each individual's unique needs. We utilize evidence-based practices, focusing on imparting skills for relapse prevention, reframing, and managing triggers and cravings. The duration of treatment depends on the funding source and the level of resident participation.