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Banyan’s Faith in Recovery Program
Recovering from a drug or alcohol addiction comes with a lot of patience and hard work.
With the right resources and support, you will be able to pull through stronger than ever. Faith-based addiction treatment is a spiritual approach to treatment that allows individuals to fully recover from addiction as well as strengthen their relationship with God. Leaning on prayer to get you through hard times will help guide you and keep you on track. You will be able to make amends to the ones you have hurt, as well as heal from the pain and suffering. Faith in Recovery explains exactly what to expect during faith-based drug rehab and how this approach can be very successful.
Customized Christian Programming
A faith-based addiction treatment center provides patients with customized treatment that meets their needs and recovery goals. You will be receiving the level of care that is best for you. Whether that is detox or stabilization, you can expect to fully recover and heal. Incorporating evidence-based therapy with a focus on faith adds a new layer to addiction treatment. Some of the Christian programming you will engage in during this time includes:- Bible studies
- Local church services
- Substance abuse education
- Individual faith counseling
- Practicing spiritual principles of recovery
Taking the time to grow spiritually and learn from your past mistakes will help guide your recovery journey. Your level of care will determine your length of stay. No matter which treatment program you go through, you will learn the proper tools needed to handle challenging situations in the future. You will gain a whole new meaning and perspective on life, and this will help you throughout your lifelong journey with sobriety.