Recovery

Stabalize. Strengthen. Prepare.

Medical stabilization and Residential recovery

How Recovery Works

Stage 1

0–90 days

Intensive Clinic

  • Detox and medical/psych stabilization at our Intake & Detox Clinic (777 S Main).
  • Safety plan, legal protections, and basic needs covered.
Stage 2

91–180 days

Recovery Center @ Home Base

Headquarters (HQ) & Hospital

  • High-structure residential program: mindset, relapse prevention, skills, health & fitness, legal follow-through.
  • Daily spiritual support is available and opt-in.

Stage 1 (0–90 days) — Intensive Clinic

What happens here

Medical intake & detox

Physician-led protocols

Psych & trauma assessment

Individualized care plan

Legal & safety

Protective orders where applicable; device & location safety; safe communication setup

Stabilization of basics

Clothing, hygiene, nutritious meals, rest

Days 1–3 (Triage Window)

Vitals monitoring, withdrawal management, sleep, hydration, first therapy contact, safe contact plan with family (if desired).

Days 4–14 (Early Stabilization)

Individual therapy, small group, psychoeducation, relapse-risk mapping, legal/administrative steps.

Days 15–90 (Foundation)

Therapy cadence increases; skills mini-classes; light movement; prep for Stage 2.

Daily rhythm (sample)

Vitals & meds Breakfast Group (psychoeducation) Individual therapy Lunch Restorative time Legal/advocacy block Dinner Optional chaplain visit (opt-in) Lights-out

Notes

  • You may use an alias at intake.
  • Family contact is by your consent and timing.

Stage 2 (91–180 days) — Recovery Center @ Home Base

Environment

High-structure, no-distraction residential campus (classrooms, gym, kitchens, chapel/quiet rooms).

Core program

Relapse prevention & mindset training

Therapy

Therapy blocks: individual + group; trauma-informed modalities

Health & fitness

Daily movement, sleep hygiene, nutrition education

Education & skills

Literacy/GED as needed; job-readiness basics; financial foundations

Legal follow-through

Court dates, documentation, identity restoration

Weekly rhythm (sample)

Monday
Care plan review • Group therapy • Skills lab
Tuesday
Individual therapy • Fitness • Legal/advocacy window
Wednesday
Psychoeducation • Peer cohort time • Chapel
Thursday
Relapse-prevention lab • Education/GED
Friday
Health & nutrition • Community service (on-site)
Weekend
Family sessions (optional) • Recovery activities • Rest

Boundaries that keep everyone safe

No contraband, no intimidating behavior, visitor rules, technology limits, grievance & appeal process posted.

Your Team in Recovery

Medical Director (MD) & Nurse Practitioners (NPs)

Detox/medication oversight

Registered Nurses (RNs)

Vitals, meds, education

Therapists & Case Managers

Trauma care, goals, services

Victim Advocates

Legal & safety support, court accompaniment

Chaplain

Faith support at your request

Peer Leaders

Alumni and mentors

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Your Rights & Privacy

  • Consent first: You choose who we contact and when.
  • HIPAA-compliant medical privacy; survivor confidentiality.
  • Chain-of-custody when you choose to report to LE.
  • Complaints & appeals process is posted and honored.

Family & Friends

  • How to encourage without enabling; language that helps; visiting policies
  • Family sessions (optional) and coaching resources
  • Safety first: never confront traffickers or dealers

Preparing for Restoration (6–24 months)

  • Pathfinder session (week ~16): choose a track at Oak Farms (agriculture, culinary, trades, technology & design).
  • Readiness checklist: sobriety days, therapy milestones, legal steps, community connections.
  • Savings plan: orientation to earned wages + savings at graduation (during Restoration).
  • Faith: We’ll weave spiritual rhythms into your Restoration plan.

For Providers & LE

  • 24/7 partner line; bed availability; clinician on-call
  • MOUs (Memoranda of Understanding) to formalize data-sharing and roles
  • Intake packet templates; discharge coordination; medication continuity
  • SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) for joint case management

FAQ's

A physician helps decide the safest plan. You’re part of every decision.

Limited at first; privileges increase with stability and safety.

Yes—within posted visitation policies and your consent.

We re-stabilize and adjust the plan; shame is not a tool we use.

Ways to Help

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