Resources for Substance Abuse

At Providence Recovery Place, we understand how deeply the holidays can impact addiction and recovery. Our faith-based residential recovery program provides a safe, supportive, and Christ-centered environment for those ready to break free and begin a new chapter of hope.

When you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, finding the right treatment program is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. At Providence Recovery Place, we offer a structured, compassionate, and faith-centered environment designed to help individuals break free from addiction, rebuild their lives, and rediscover their purpose. Whether you're looking for ...

In recent years, the movement toward faith-based residential recovery programs has surged—and for good reason. More individuals and families battling addiction are seeking a transformative experience that addresses not just substance use, but the deeper wounds of the heart and spirit.

The four stages of drug and alcohol rehab are an essential roadmap for anyone eager to achieve long-term recovery from addiction.

Choosing residential recovery is more than just a step toward sobriety—it’s a leap toward rebuilding your entire life with compassion, structure, and long-term support. As addiction rates continue to rise and challenges grow more complex, residential programs like those at Providence Recovery Place stand out as a powerful solution.

Residential recovery programs—sometimes called inpatient treatment centers or faith-based rehab programs—have gained recognition as powerful tools for lasting change.

These meds are often prescribed for anxiety, panic attacks, or sleep problems. You might know the names—Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan, Valium. They help slow things down when life feels overwhelming. But over time, what starts as help can quietly become harm.

There are many challenges to achieving long lasting recovery. Addiction professional Keenan Diamond identified five of the biggest reasons addiction treatment fails.

Overall, the data reflects a troubling pattern that not only affects individuals but also has profound implications for families and society