About Curran Seeley Foundation
Curran-Seeley is a private, non-profit organization providing comprehensive alcohol and drug counseling, treatment and prevention services to Wyoming residents of Teton County and surrounding communities, who are suffering from substance use issues and their effects. Services are offered in a confidential, caring and cost-effective manner at our offices located in the town of Jackson.
The Curran-Seeley Foundation has been awarded a three-year CARF-Accreditation for our Assessment and Referral Program, our Intensive Outpatient Program and our Outpatient Program. This means that we adhere to the highest standards of quality and person-centered programming.
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“As a born and raised Jackson local, I grew up in the ” go big or go home” ski and party culture that is a cornerstone of the Jackson lifestyle. As I committed to going hard in my skiing, I did the same in my use of drugs and alcohol, and before I knew it, my future, my ski career, and my education were all dismantled in the wake of my addiction. As things got progressively worse, I needed a new way of life.It had been years since I felt truly fulfilled and happy. At Curran and Seeley, I was introduced to community,fellowship, and support where I was able to lay the foundation for a life in recovery that is meaningful and worth protecting.”
-Andrew Shorts
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June 10, 2022 NOTICE - MASKS NOW REQUIRED As many of you know, our community has moved back into the red or high risk level due to the uptick in Covid cases. If you are sick, please stay home and test. Please be vigilant in mask wearing in the office around others and in common areas and remind others when you notice them without a mask. Due to the increase, JHCCC/CS are following Public Health recommendations including the following: Wearing masks in indoor and public settings Testing for COVID Stay home when sick (even mild symptoms) Ventilation and air sanitizers/purifiers read moreOnline Recovery Forums and Meetings
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read more“Spend a Dollar on Drug Treatment, and Save More on Crime Reduction”
The burden of substance abuse disorders can fall heavily on the families and friends of those who battle addictions. But society also pays a great deal through increased crime. Treatment programs can reduce those costs. Austin Frakt, THE NEW HEALTH CARE (As printed in The New York Times, April 25, 2017) read moreAlumni Corner
