La Junta, Colorado Drug Rehab Programs

Lisa Orraca joins All Points North Lodge as the Clinical Director of Telehealth, continuing her years of experience as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California and Colorado. She is excited to work with a dynamic, experienced team of clinicians and expand family support for all clients receiving treatment and therapy through All Points North Lodge. For school, Lisa earned an MA in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, Los Angeles. She is also CPR-certified and has completed trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy and parent-child interactive therapy training. In 2015, Lisa interned as a marriage and family therapist and group facilitator at a Los Angeles treatment center. Since then, Lisa has worked in private practice and treatment centers as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She is highly experienced in trauma-focused therapy, addiction recovery, addiction within family systems, and relationship enhancement skills. Lisa’s commitment to helping each client comes through a no-nonsense, direct, solutions-focused approach that resonates well with many. She is truly here to help. She shares that the most rewarding part of her job is helping clients who have struggled in recovery or relapses as they navigate the path of long-term recovery. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, camping, and snowboarding in the mountains of Colorado, as well as fostering animals whenever she can.

Hi, I’m Eric Lapp, the Founder and CEO of the Raleigh House. Just this year, we’ve celebrated our 10th year of serving our community. One thing I’ve learned after working with over a thousand families is that substance abuse devastates families. It destroys lives but most importantly, people do recover and families get better. Long ago I discovered that addiction stems from years of LIFE and it is just a symptom of something more going on. We didn’t cause it but it is our job to figure out how to live a healthy life. The Raleigh House takes a multifaceted approach to treating addiction but first we have to understand the contributing factors of why and how it exists in the first place. At The Raleigh House we are careful to understand what is driving the substance use and the behaviors. We understand that addiction in some cases is a family disease, patterns and behaviors started at a young age that later manifested as problematic substance use and mood irregularities. In order to treat the desire to use, drink and act out unhealthy behaviors we have to grasp the entire picture. What was the childhood like, was there enough attention, was there enough love and nurture, what about support and discipline? Was there space to make choices, was there guidance if there was a better decision? Where did it come from and what prohibitin advancement in life. At The Raleigh House our job is to raise awareness and begin the transformational process, your job is to keep it!