01
Weeks 1–2
Intake & Blackout
No phones, no outside contact. We get to know you. You settle into the rhythm of the community. We assess physical, mental, and spiritual needs and build your personal plan.
The programOne to two years.
One to two years.
Four phases. One person, rebuilt.
02
Months 1–3
Foundation
You move into your apartment with a roommate. Daily classes begin: trauma, codependency, finance, parenting, communication. Job training, job search, or return to work starts.
03
Months 3–12
Building
Full work or training schedule. Rent stipend begins, with 10% routed automatically to savings. Required volunteer service in the community.
04
Months 12–24
Launch
You sponsor newer residents. You graduate with a prudent reserve in savings, a job, a sponsor, a network, and the skills to live independently and sober.
Daily life
Classes, work, service, and play.
Boredom causes relapse. Our days are full — purposeful, structured, and joyful.
Trauma counseling
Individual and group therapy with licensed clinicians.
Codependency & relationships
Learning healthy boundaries and how to get along with others.
Parenting
Practical support for residents reuniting with their children.
Financial literacy
Budgeting, saving, prudent reserves, and breaking the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle.
Job skills & job training
Résumé, interview prep, vocational pathways, and transportation to work.
Body work
Physical therapy, gym time, dance, nutrition, and outdoor activity.
Arts & spirit
Music, painting, pottery, writing — finding God in the arts.
Animal therapy
Equine, aquarium, and animal-assisted therapy programs.
The agreement
What we ask of every resident.
The program is grounded in the foundational recovery text written by Bill Wilson, which has saved thousands of lives. It works when you work it — and we expect you to work it.
- 01Attend recovery fellowship meetings on schedule
- 02Get a sponsor and begin working the Steps
- 03Hold a job, attend training, or actively job-search
- 04Pay a rent stipend — 10% automatically saved for you
- 05Volunteer service back to the community
- 06Eventually sponsor newer residents
- 07Live drug- and alcohol-free, always