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“20 years ago, I walked into Friday nite at the WHRC and it was filled with people who had long term sobriety. The follo...
11/03/2026

“20 years ago, I walked into Friday nite at the WHRC and it was filled with people who had long term sobriety. The following week I went to the Log Cabin and it was standing room only with people spilling out onto the sidewalk. With less than 30 days of sobriety, it was comforting to know there were people who had a day more, a week more, a month more than I had. Laughter, clapping, stories, and solution; I heard it all and kept coming back.

The power of knowing we are not alone. We show up for ourselves and others, even when our lives get busy and our ism wants us to isolate. I’ve gained a freedom that I didn’t know was possible for me when I started and I’ve seen others achieve the same.

These recovery spaces are sacred. Our Board of Directors strive to protect these spaces for those seeking recovery today, tomorrow, and for decades to come. “
— Adam Guzman
2026 Board President

“I was only a day out of rehab and I was told to go to a meeting. What I didn’t know is that I would find a community. When I walked into the West Hollywood Recovery Center I found my people. Addicts just like me who had found a way out and were willing to share it with me without strings, without repayment and with alot of love and care. I am so grateful for the WHRC.”
— Dale Griner
2026 Board Vice President

“I was told to find a meeting when I got out of rehab, which is how I ended up at the Log Cabin. I sat in the back row, on my own for the first time in 60 days, scared of what, if anything, lay ahead.
After the meeting, a gravelly-voiced man sauntered up to me and said, “Oh honey, you’re done.” He handed me a business card and invited me to another meeting the following day. He wasn’t at that next meeting, but I took his advice and began exploring the variety of meetings offered at the Recovery Center and the Log Cabin. Although I was emotionally shut down, people welcomed me.
During that important first year of recovery, I found myself attending the daily noon meetings. I found friends, a sponsor, a sober gay community, and a life I couldn’t have imagined in those early days in rehab, when I thought my life was over and I’d never have fun again.
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“After nearly 17 years of sobriety, I can honestly say it’s one of the most consistent and meaningful things I’ve ever d...
11/01/2026

“After nearly 17 years of sobriety, I can honestly say it’s one of the most consistent and meaningful things I’ve ever done in my life. The West Hollywood Recovery Center has become part of who I am, part of my DNA. Recovery has become a habit, but one of the best habits I’ve ever had. It’s given me a community, opened doors to opportunities I never imagined, and helped me become a better person. The Center is more than just a place to go. It’s a place where I feel connected, grounded, and reminded of the importance of showing up, giving back, and trying to do the right thing. I’m incredibly grateful it’s part of my life.”
— Ryan Zynger



“The WHRC is a special place to me, it happens to be where I went to my first AA meeting on the first day of my sobriety...
10/31/2026

“The WHRC is a special place to me, it happens to be where I went to my first AA meeting on the first day of my sobriety, Nov. 3 2024. It was my first time I put a label on my chaos, I’m an alcoholic. What i didn’t know is that I wouldn’t convince myself not to stay. I not only stayed but I surrendered, for the first time, I didn’t have all the answers and I was no longer in charge. I trusted that I was ready to meet a new version of myself and the unknown could have the solutions i was ready to receive. What I found is that the spiritual connection that I’ve always had with God had now been presented to me in a way that felt personal, mine. I was ready to walk the path of sobriety and with that I was ready to live, so I’m living SOBER, SOBER & FREE.”
— Boots



“The West Hollywood Recovery Center has been a part of my life since I was 21 years old. Even when I lived abroad, I mad...
10/30/2026

“The West Hollywood Recovery Center has been a part of my life since I was 21 years old. Even when I lived abroad, I made it a point to visit every time I came home. This center is such an important part of our community. It has saved my life on numerous occasions, and I know I’m just one of many. I’m forever grateful to the City of West Hollywood and to the people who have poured their time, love, and energy into creating a space where we can heal, find connection, and share hope.”

— Moses



“The WeHo Recovery Center has been a safe place for me to turn to when I’ve felt lonely, triggered, or simply needed a m...
10/29/2026

“The WeHo Recovery Center has been a safe place for me to turn to when I’ve felt lonely, triggered, or simply needed a meeting. I cherish the beautiful connections I’ve made in these rooms. Every time I walk through those doors, I feel the presence of my Higher Power, and I’m reminded that everything is going to be okay.”
— Seth Ray Hewitt



“The WHRC holds a very special place in my heart because it was one of the first places that helped lay the foundation f...
10/28/2026

“The WHRC holds a very special place in my heart because it was one of the first places that helped lay the foundation for my recovery. When I first began my journey of sobriety, the WHRC gave me a place where I could begin to learn, ask questions, listen to others’ experiences, and start to see that a different way of living was possible. I am incredibly grateful for the guidance, support, and sense of community I found there. Being surrounded by q***r people who understood the challenges of recovery helped me feel less alone and gave me hope when I needed it most.

For me, the WHRC represents hope, connection, and the opportunity to begin again.”
— Cody Mejia



“The WHRC will always hold a special place in my heart as being where I went to my very first meaning. My uncle (my eski...
10/27/2026

“The WHRC will always hold a special place in my heart as being where I went to my very first meaning. My uncle (my eskimo) took me, and despite being pretty high and needing 3 double tequila shots at the Abbey up the road to steady my nerves enough to get me through the door, I remember the meeting being full of laughter, joy and warmth. Over the years many of my regular meetings have been at both the WHRC and the Log Cabin, recently my home group recently outgrew its original space and moved to the Log Cabin. Having a resource like this in the heart of West Hollywood, is something we should never take for granted, having lived in other cities that do not have a permanent recovery meeting space.”
— Ruaraidh Hunter



“I have no idea where I would be with the support of my sponsor and a place like West Hollywood Recovery!! Truly so grat...
10/26/2026

“I have no idea where I would be with the support of my sponsor and a place like West Hollywood Recovery!! Truly so grateful for the community effort you guys bring to West Hollywood and the recovery community at large!!!

It’s not how you start it’s how you finish!!”
— Reese Allbritton



“The West Hollywood Recovery Center holds a very special place in my heart because it’s where I attended my very first r...
10/25/2026

“The West Hollywood Recovery Center holds a very special place in my heart because it’s where I attended my very first recovery meetings. My journey in recovery has opened my eyes to a life I once never thought was possible, and it has shown me that healing, growth, and happiness are within reach. Today, with over six and a half years of sobriety, I am filled with gratitude for a place where I feel safe, welcomed, and accepted as a trans woman with lived experience. The center has been an important part of my journey, reminding me of the power of community, connection, and the gift of recovery. I’m truly grateful to have a place where I can show up as my authentic self and continue growing, one day at a time.”
— Mariah 🏳️‍⚧️🦋



“The Log Cabin and the West Hollywood recovery community mean so much more to me than just a place to attend meetings. T...
10/24/2026

“The Log Cabin and the West Hollywood recovery community mean so much more to me than just a place to attend meetings. They represent belonging, acceptance, connection, and a second chance at life. Through these rooms, I’ve found people who have loved me, supported me, challenged me, and reminded me that I never have to walk this journey alone. I’ve been able to share my vulnerabilities, celebrate my victories, and find strength during some of my hardest moments. I’m incredibly grateful for the lessons, and the love I’ve found here. This community has become an important part of my story.”
— Sol



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626 N Robertson Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA
90069

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