Welcome to Garden of Hope
Garden of Hope is a 12 – 16 month Residential Recovery program for women over the age of 18 who are ready and willing to pursue freedom from addiction from drugs, alcohol, food, sex and relationships (co-dependency). Our home is an environment where women can be assured an atmosphere of grace, competency and safe staff and volunteers. We believe grace is a relationship with the heart, not the behavior.
Garden of Hope’s Residential Program includes 3 phases: Evaluation, Restoration and Transition. The program’s foundational recovery tool is The Genesis Process. As far as we know, it is the only individualized recovery program that helps addicts identify their own unique pattern of relapse and address the damage that drives their self destructive behaviors, rather than just addressing the behaviors themselves. We view relapse as an opportunity for growth.
Their stay will include:
• House Meetings
• Process Groups
• Case Management
• One on One Genesis Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Classes for Spiritual Growth and Recovery Foundations
• 12 Step Meetings
• Individual Mentorship
• Classes taught by volunteers, including: life skills, job skills, educational skills, interviewing skills, etc.
• Community Involvement & Volunteer Work
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Life-Changing Recovery
Garden of Hope serves women 18 years of age and older who struggle with life controlling issues and addiction. This can include women who are controlled by alcoholism, street drugs, prescription drugs, relationship addiction or sex addiction.
Garden of Hope fosters life-changing experiences for these women by equipping them with the necessary skills through training, work experiences and biblical principles. The materials used in the program are proven effective in bringing healing while modeling love, acceptance and forgiveness.
What Is The Program?
This program consists of biblical principles, The Genesis Process, a 12-step program, mentoring , various books for study and small group discussion and case management.
