Steps to a Better Life
When a person first arrives at a typical program, they will meet with an academic counselor to build and Individualized Education Plan or IEP. This program will establish learning goals and educational objectives based on particular interests and needs. The individualized program developed will address not only the immediate needs, but help the person get started on a successful life after completing the recovery and rehabilitation program.
A typical program offers a rich and varied set of options including:
- Completing a high school diploma through the home school
- Getting the diploma through a nearby college or university
- Studying for and Passing the General Equivalency Diploma (GED)
- Start or complete an Associates Degree from a community college
- Participate in a vocational training program
Interwoven throughout the more traditional educational components are the continuing parts of the recovery and rehabilitation, the typical program includes
- Addiction education including individual, group and external 12-step meetings
- Emotional and psychological education and counseling
- Career education
- Life skills education and training
- Counseling from a Christian perspective
We know how important learning and education is to all our clients. Our promise to you is that your son or daughter will be treated as an important individual and that a program will be developed especially for the individual and that they will be given the opportunity to grow independently and successfully in all areas of life.
Our desire is to help the person you love begin the road to full recovery from this addiction, and also help start the path to a productive educational experience. We know that successfully completing the Drug and Alcohol Recovery and Rehabilitation Program will be a critical step on the path to a rewarding life that ultimately can be genuinely glorifying to God.
We can help you in this time of need.
Please contact us at 1-208-610-3044