Residential Alcohol & Drug Rehabilitation
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The Bridges of Hope is a long-term residential alcohol and drug rehabilitation program. There are 3 facilities for men and the newest facility for women recovering from alcohol and/or other drug addiction or dependency. Our program of recovery is based on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous - that is, one addicted person helping another. The A.A. 'Big Book' and 12-Steps of Recovery serve as the foundation for the program. A.A. has been successfully helping people recover for more than 65 years, through fellowship, prayer and spiritual principles. | ||
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The Bridges of Hope approach offers a proven alternative to traditional short-term inpatient and outpatient programs. Research shows that brains seriously damaged by alcohol and/or other drugs can take years to fully heal. That is why our residents stay an average of six months to 1 year before they are ready to return to their families and communities with an adequate foundation for their continued recovery. Residents are referred to us through a number of channels, including word-of-mouth, professional counselors and agencies, and through the legal system.
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