Providence Women's Recovery
An affordable, Christ-centered residential recovery program created specifically for women seeking freedom from addiction.
Providence Women's Recovery
Ready to start your path to healing in a peaceful, private setting? Providence Women’s Recovery offers just that—nestled on a tranquil 25-acre campus in northwest Georgia, just a short drive from Chattanooga and Atlanta.
Our serene surroundings provide the ideal safe space to step away, reflect, and reconnect. Whether you're seeking emotional, physical, or spiritual growth, our supportive, faith-centered environment is here to guide and uplift you through every stage of your recovery.
At Providence, you're not alone. You'll find a caring and safe community, a sense of purpose, and the tools to reclaim your life.
Take that First Step—Hope and Healing are Waiting.
Our Approach to Recovery
A ministry of Providence Ministries Inc., Providence Women’s Recovery offers a structured 90-day faith-based residential recovery program for women seeking freedom from drug and alcohol addiction. Grounded in Christian values and supported by evidence-based practices, our program is designed to bring healing not just to behavior, but to the heart, mind, and spirit.
Located on a peaceful 25-acre campus in northwest Georgia, the setting provides a quiet, natural space ideal for reflection, renewal, and personal growth. Free from daily distractions, women have the opportunity to reconnect with themselves, deepen their relationship with God, and focus fully on the recovery process.
Our comprehensive program includes:
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Biblical teaching and spiritual mentorship
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Individual and group counseling
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Life-skills development and relapse prevention
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Daily devotionals and peer support within a Christ-centered community
At the core of everything we do is the belief that lasting recovery begins with a restored relationship with God. Through daily time in Scripture, spiritual guidance, and the encouragement of a supportive community, participants learn to embrace grace, experience self-forgiveness, and build a strong foundation for a sober and purpose-driven life.
Whether you are starting your recovery journey or seeking a new beginning, Providence Women’s Recovery provides the support, structure, and spiritual care needed to reclaim your life and move forward with hope.
Seminars and Classrom
We’re committed to creating a supportive learning environment where questions are welcomed, growth is encouraged, and every woman is equipped to move forward with confidence and clarity.
Through engaging discussions, interactive lectures, and practical applications, participants gain valuable tools and insights to support their recovery. These sessions are designed not only to inform, but to inspire—helping women understand themselves more deeply and make meaningful progress in every area of life.
Building Community Through Peer Support
One of the most powerful aspects of our program is our peer support groups, where participants come together to connect, share their experiences, and encourage one another.
These group sessions provide a safe space for honest conversation, mutual understanding, and emotional support. By recognizing that you are not alone in your struggles, women often find renewed strength and a sense of belonging—key components of lasting recovery.
Equipping Women for Life Beyond Recovery
We empower women in recovery by equipping them with essential life skills that support lasting transformation. In a supportive, Christ-centered environment, participants are encouraged to explore topics such as self-worth, social confidence, and identity in Christ—shifting the focus from performance to a deep understanding of God’s unconditional love.
The Healing Power of Art in Recovery
As part of our comprehensive program, we offer weekly art therapy sessions—an essential therapeutic tool designed to support emotional expression and personal growth.
Art therapy provides a safe, nonverbal way for women to explore complex feelings, rediscover self-worth, and develop healthy coping strategies. Whether through painting, drawing, or other creative outlets, participants are encouraged to process their experiences in a meaningful and restorative way.
Work Therapy: Building Responsibility and Reducing Barriers
Accountability is a vital part of the recovery journey. That’s why we’ve developed a work therapy program that offers participants the opportunity to work together as a team, build essential life and job skills, and contribute to the daily upkeep of our beautiful 25-acre campus. This hands-on experience not only fosters personal responsibility and teamwork, but also instills a sense of purpose and accomplishment—key elements in building lasting confidence and independence.
Faith and Fellowship in Recovery
Faith and community are essential to lasting transformation. As part of our recovery program, participants attend local church services every Sunday and Wednesday, creating regular opportunities for worship, reflection, and spiritual growth.
These services offer more than a chance to connect with God—they provide a welcoming space to build meaningful relationships within a caring, faith-filled community. Church members actively embrace and support our participants, helping each woman feel seen, valued, and encouraged along her recovery journey.
Healthy Morning Routines
Mornings at Providence Women's Recovery are spent engaged in groups and classes. Thirty minutes of private devotion in our classroom is mandatory to start the day off right. Time spent is devoted to scripture reading, personal devotions, and prayer.
Next are three classes or group periods led by our passionate staff.
Topics include:
• Addiction Education
• Biblical Teaching and Preaching
• Life Skills Training (Coping with Stress, Learning Healthy Boundaries,...)
• Group Therapy Sessions
• Relapse Prevention Work
• Christian 12-Step Recovery Study
• Counselor-Led Discussions
• Recovery Literature Studies
• Recovery Related Biblical Studies
• Plus much more …
Afternoon Lunch and Work Therapy
Structure and responsibility are essential elements of lasting recovery. After lunch, participants engage in our work therapy program, which is designed to develop practical workplace skills and promote personal accountability. This hands-on approach not only supports our daily operations but also prepares women for reintegration into society with confidence and purpose.
Work therapy includes a range of activities such as meal preparation, gardening, thrift store, and facilities maintenance. Each task is an opportunity to build self-discipline, learn new skills, and contribute to the community. Whether a participant arrives with specialized experience or simply a willingness to learn, she will find a supportive environment that values her efforts and encourages growth through teamwork.
We also recognize the importance of personal connection in the healing process. That’s why afternoons are reserved for one-on-one counseling sessions, where women meet individually with our experienced team members—whether pastoral counselors or certified addiction specialists. These sessions are tailored to each individual’s recovery journey, offering time to reflect on progress, identify challenges, and outline practical steps for continued growth.
At Providence, our mission is to empower each woman to take ownership of her future, grounded in faith, supported by community, and equipped with the tools for long-term recovery and transformation.
A Typical Day at Providence Women's Recovery
Each day is thoughtfully structured to empower, uplift, and support personal growth. Even the simple routines of daily life are part of a larger journey toward healing and independence.
Evenings at PWR
True recovery goes beyond counseling, work, and study—it’s about healing the whole person. That’s why our program includes opportunities for recreation, reflection, and spiritual renewal as vital parts of the recovery journey.
Relaxation & Recreation: A Balanced Approach to Recovery
Our serene campus offers a welcoming recreational area designed to help women relax, connect, and recharge. Whether it’s participating in team sports, enjoying card or board games, or settling in for a movie night, these moments of fun and fellowship provide much-needed balance after a day of focused growth. Evening free time allows residents to unwind with a snack and prepare for restful sleep—nurturing both body and mind.
Evenings of Encouragement & Spiritual Growth
Each night, we invite inspiring guest speakers—pastors, ministry leaders, and women who’ve experienced long-term recovery—to share powerful messages of hope, healing, and transformation. These heartfelt testimonies remind our participants that lasting change is not only possible, but within reach.
Faith-Based Community & Support
To strengthen spiritual growth and build community beyond our program, we encourage active participation in Christian 12-Step groups like Celebrate Recovery. These gatherings help women deepen their relationship with God and find ongoing support through shared faith and experience.
Weekend Activities
Weekends are intentionally designed to offer a slower pace—providing our residents with the time and space to rest, reflect, and recharge. With a more flexible schedule, women can enjoy greater freedom, participate in off-campus activities, and take full advantage of our peaceful, 25-acre campus.
Embracing Nature & Building Bonds
Whether it’s a quiet walk in the woods, moments of solitude on a scenic bench, or sharing laughter with peers, our natural setting invites both personal reflection and meaningful connection. For those who love the outdoors, it’s a refreshing environment to support emotional and spiritual healing.
Reconnecting with Family
We know how important family is during the recovery process. That’s why, beginning the third weekend, residents are welcomed to receive visitation from loved ones—a powerful step in restoring relationships and rebuilding trust.
Saturday Outings: Faith, Fellowship & Practical Support
Each Saturday, our residents head into town for a Christ-centered recovery meeting, offering encouragement, accountability, and hope within a broader community. Following the meeting, we visit Walmart, where every woman may spend up to $40 on personal necessities, helping them feel cared for and supported during their stay. Spending is thoughtfully managed through our office to promote accountability and peace of mind.
Sunday Worship
Sundays are a time to spiritually refocus. Residents attend a local church for morning and evening services, where they experience vibrant worship and Gospel-centered preaching that uplift and inspire. These services are a core part of our commitment to nurturing both heart and soul.
Yes. That said, there are opportunities for program participants to purchase specialized food items, personal hygiene products, and attend a weekly luncheon at a restaurant with which program participants will use their own money.
Chattanooga International Airport is the most convenient way to fly into the area.
No. 90 days is the minimum amount of time a program participant can attend Our Master's Camp. While the minimum length of our inpatient drug rehab alternative is 90 days, we allow men who would like to extend their stay the opportunity to remain on a month to month basis. Plus, once the primary phase is completed, we offer graduates the opportunity to enroll in our sober living program located in Dalton, Georgia. The transitional living program is part of the family of Providence Ministries missions and offers the chance for men to continue growing away from camp without simply going away.
On the third weekend and all weekends following. Only immediate family can visit.
No we are private pay only.
The short answer is yes, we will work with families looking to get their loved one into recovery quickly. We do require that before day 60, the full sponsorship fee must be received.
We highly recommend that blood work be performed before checking in at Our Master's Camp. If any of the tests come back positive, the participant will unfortunately be asked to leave. That said if it is a situation where time is of the essence, and the blood work must be performed here, there is a local blood testing facility that you could go to. The cost is $125.
No, we are not medically staffed and do not have the facilities to perform medical detox. We ask that all program participants be fully detoxed before entering the program.
The rooms are very clean, comfortable, private, and are shared between two roommates.
Yes, you can bring a musical instrument which can be used at appropriate times.
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