News & Events

Intended for Good: The Stonewater Council for Youth and The Magee Institute Present A Night With Former NBA Star Chris Herren 

April 25, 2023 · 6 p.m. 

Ole Miss Pavilion, 762 All American Drive, Oxford 

Featuring: 

• Herren’s inspiring journey from addiction to sobriety. PLUS why prevention starts with us all 
• Free Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich to first 350 arrivals 
• Groups of 10 or more get a free scoop of ice cream for each person at The Oxford Creamery 
• Many Ole Miss student athletes are expected to join

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Congratulations to our Founder and CEO Bryan Fikes on being named to Oxford Magazine's Top 20 Under 40 list!

Bryan's personal recovery journey and principled leadership have served as the bedrock of Stonewater Recovery since its inception. We are so proud and grateful to see him honored by the Oxford, MS, community for creating a safe haven for young men in need of substance use and mental health treatment — one that serves not just our local community, but adolescents nationwide.

Under Bryan's leadership, our team has been able to help more than 250 young men in crisis. At the same time, we've been able to give parents their son back. Better.

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Andy Goldstrom, Certified Parent Coach, produces an Apple Podcast called, “Wilderness Therapy & Residential Treatment Journey” for parents in need of resources and support during an unpredictable journey with their child and family. He features helpful topics with guest speakers that offer guidance and motivation for parents or family members on the path of helping a child who is struggling.

Tune into Season 3, Episode 11, where Stonewater’s Founder/Director of Outreach and Communications, Elizabeth Fikes, discusses Stonewater’s approach to helping adolescents and their families, plus tips for those who are concerned about a young person, family member or friend.

Ever wondered how you can turn an unexpected family crisis into a beacon of hope for others? Elizabeth Fikes joins us on Mental Health Matters to share her transformative journey from an international branding manager to Co-Founder and Director of Outreach at Stonewater Adolescent Recovery. Inspired by her brother Brian's battle and triumph over substance use disorder, Elizabeth offers an intimate look into their family's ordeal, the obstacles they faced, and their unwavering commitment to working with families in need. Her candid storytelling underscores the urgent need for specialized care for young people grappling with substance use and co-occurring mental health issues.