Who We  Are

Joshua's House was born from a deeply personal journey of loss and resilience. Thomas Stone, driven by the loss of his half-brother Joshua to heroin addiction in 2015, envisioned a place where true healing and recovery could flourish. Witnessing Joshua’s struggle with addiction, Thomas and his mom Catherine founded Joshua's House to honor Joshua’s memory and provide a haven for those seeking a path to recovery. Catherine, a seasoned professional in substance abuse, trauma, and mental health, recognized that substance abuse is often more than just a problem—it’s a response to deep emotional wounds and unaddressed trauma. Rooted in compassion and understanding, Joshua's House stands as a testament to their shared commitment to helping others heal.

At Joshua's House, we understand that healing is a journey. We're here to walk alongside you, providing compassionate care that addresses both mental health and substance use challenges. Our approach is built on understanding, respect, and hope, offering support through:

• Healing-focused therapy sessions for individuals, families, and couples

• Educational programs to help you understand and manage your wellness

• Practical support for your daily needs, including housing and transportation

• Community-based services to help you build a strong support network

• A flexible 12-month program that adapts to your unique journey

We're committed to supporting you every step of the way, helping you build the skills and confidence needed for independent living while ensuring you always have access to the support you need.

When you join Joshua's House, you'll be supported by a compassionate team of experienced professionals who are dedicated to your wellbeing. Our diverse team of health professionals includes:

• Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW) - Experienced Clinical Social Workers who understand your journey

• Licensed Professional Counselor Associates (LPCA) - Professional Counselors specializing in various therapeutic approaches

• Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFT) - Family Therapists who help heal and strengthen relationships

• Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselors (LCADC) - Specialized Addiction Counselors who understand the complexity of recovery

• Masters-level Clinical Interns - Dedicated Clinical Interns bringing fresh perspectives to your care

• Community Support Associates who help you navigate daily challenges