Take control of your
Recovery.
We’re all about Connection & Action.
Let’s give you a breakdown of the Alumni Program.
Natasha
“I believe treatment provides the skills necessary to succeed in recovery, but sustained recovery requires a supportive community. My goal is to provide our alumni the support they need by offering accountability, opportunities to get involved, and ways to connect with each other and others in the community.”
Alumni Coordinator
Overcome your challenges.
“The 9 Simple Things”
In healing, nurturing, and strengthening our mind, body, & spirit, we practice these “9 Simple Things” on a daily basis to stay recovery focused and make conscious contact with our Higher Power. Getting “back to the basics” is essential when facing internal and environmental discord. Trust the process, follow direction, and keep it simple.
Envisionment
When we are finally at a turning point and ready for change in our lives, we not only have to have the open-mindedness to envision it, but also the faith to know the outcome is possible. Without vision, the desire to continue on the path of recovery doesn’t feel as rewarding. At this point in our journey we know where we don’t want to be, but it’s important to find out where we are headed.
Solution-Focused
Living a life in recovery does not mean life gets easy; it gets easier to manage. We have to be diligent and practice resiliency. We replace the idea of “problems” with “facing challenges”. Every question has an answer. Every destination has a route.
“Stay in the solution, NOT the problem.”
Connection
As humans, we were not designed to survive on our own. Through connection we find love, comfort, understanding, trust, and belonging. Our disease often brings disconnect, and therefore community and developing healthy relationships is a vital piece of our recovery.
“The opposite of addiction is connection.” -Johann Hari