The following is the techniques we use in our program to help our residents recover…
Spirituality-
A Higher Power which we call; God. Biblical studies, AA foundation.
Church Attendance is mandatory.
A Higher Power which we call; God. Biblical studies, AA foundation.
Church Attendance is mandatory.
Drug and Alcohol-
Psychopharmacology-the effects and consequences of mood-altering chemicals on the body and
mind. The concept of addiction.
Psychopharmacology-the effects and consequences of mood-altering chemicals on the body and
mind. The concept of addiction.
Relapse Prevention-
Learning how to live without psychoactive chemicals in recovery.
Learn trigger identification and relapse warning signs to promote healthy sobriety.
Behavior change
Learning how to live without psychoactive chemicals in recovery.
Learn trigger identification and relapse warning signs to promote healthy sobriety.
Behavior change
Denial Management-
Learn to change the way one thinks (in addiction) to healthy thinking (to recovery) to promote
long-term sobriety.
Learn to change the way one thinks (in addiction) to healthy thinking (to recovery) to promote
long-term sobriety.
Twelve Step and AA meetings-
Residents will participate in Twelve Step and AA meetings in-house and outside meetings.
Residents will participate in Twelve Step and AA meetings in-house and outside meetings.
Daily House Meetings-
Residents meet to hold accountability (confess rules they have broken) and share anything in the
house that needs addressed. This teaches honesty and promotes sharing.
Residents meet to hold accountability (confess rules they have broken) and share anything in the
house that needs addressed. This teaches honesty and promotes sharing.
Outside Activity-
Residents go outside and do group activities together including recreational activities. To teach
appropriate interaction with others.
Residents go outside and do group activities together including recreational activities. To teach
appropriate interaction with others.
Recovery Work-
Step work of AA, Timelines, Life History, King Baby, Big Book studies from Alcoholics
Anonymous text.
Step work of AA, Timelines, Life History, King Baby, Big Book studies from Alcoholics
Anonymous text.
Family Education-
Addiction is a disease that affects the entire family. Codependency, enabling and denial are
discussed in quarterly meetings on site. Families are required to attend Al-Anon meetings in order
to have privileges with residents.
Addiction is a disease that affects the entire family. Codependency, enabling and denial are
discussed in quarterly meetings on site. Families are required to attend Al-Anon meetings in order
to have privileges with residents.
Occupational Rehabilitation-
All residents, when stable, are required to obtain employment.
All residents, when stable, are required to obtain employment.
Financial Management-
Residents work with a financial advisor to learn the value of saving and earning.
Residents work with a financial advisor to learn the value of saving and earning.