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Who We Are
Who I Am
Sacred Hearts is a community that embraces kinship with the addicted.
With purity of motivation we are a culture who harness the power of spirituality through the Twelve Steps.
Along with clinical practices we bring compassion, hope and healing to those seeking long term recovery through intervention, education, counseling and sober housing support services.
In a world of best practices, evidence-based outcomes, and statistics we choose to also look into the "Sacred Hearts" of those wanting a new way of living.
Who I Am
Guy Aquino is the Executive Director of Sacred Hearts and is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor II and Interventionist with nearly 20 years of experience in building programs, serving the community, and providing guidance to those in need. Dedicated training in substance use disorder, mental health and primary care needs with strong therapeutic, leadership, and spiritual skills. Seasoned in crisis intervention, case management, and individual and family counseling.
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Sacred Hearts is a community attempting to exemplify a spiritually driven life in the hopes of ending the suffering of addiction.
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Services
Intervention
Case Management
Individual and Family Counseling
Sober/Spiritual Companion
Treatment Support Services
Sober Housing Support
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Symbolism
The rays of light represent the illumination process that happens within our life as we start to work the Twelve Steps or take part in therapy.
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The twelve letters that make up the words Sacred Hearts represent the Twelve Steps.
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The heart represents compassion, understanding and Gods unconditional love on humanity.
The flames represent transformation and purification. We are molded new and reshaped as we walk through the fire in early recovery.
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The heart itself is the center of being both physical and spiritual.
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The skyline represents community and the City of Los Angeles.
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The three outer tips of the flame represent three key spiritual principles, honesty, open-mindedness, and willingness.
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The two inner points in the flame represent the importance of the sponsor/sponsee relationship as well as service and one person helping another.
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The wound represents the wounds we inflict on ourselves and those we love while in our disease.
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The tear represents the tears we shed for those who have fallen and for the tears of gratitude and joy we find in recovery.
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Contact
Guy Aquino, CADC-II
11239 Ventura Blvd., Suite 103 Box 1043
Studio City, CA 91604
213.709.8353
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