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Our Vision
Transforming lives.
Our Mission
Saving the lives of women of all ages, women with children and pregnant women affected by alcoholism, other addictions and related issues.
Our Core Values
Excellence – “Setting Standards”
Spiritual – “Soul Centered”
Integrity – “Moral Soundness”
Diversity – “Inclusive”
Addiction Information Blog
How Single Moms Can Benefit from IOP
Being a Single Mother Has Its Challenges Being a mom is a rewarding and beautiful experience. But, let’s be honest. Raising a child is not always a walk in the park. In fact, it is one of the greatest challenges women face in the course of their lives. Motherhood can be difficult, frustrating, and downright […]
Sesame Street Tackles Addiction to Create Conversation About Recovery
Our alumnae make a difference in the community in so many ways. Many of them join their children’s school PTA, volunteer for various nonprofits, and advocate for recovery by sharing their stories and being a living example. Our alumnae are breaking the stigma surrounding addiction and mental health by using their influence and platforms to […]
Overcoming the Fear of Attending 12-Step Meetings
The founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, Bill Wilson, created the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous in 1935. Since then, the 12 Steps have played an integral role for people who want to live and enjoy a sober lifestyle. The 12 Steps serve as a spiritual guide to sober living. They encourage people to turn their lives over […]
Dual-Diagnosis – Do You Need Specialized Care?
What is a Dual-Diagnosis? A dual-diagnosis, also known as a co-occurring disorder, is a term given to people who experience a substance use disorder and a mental illness simultaneously. The 2018 National Survey on Drug Use and Health reported that approximately 9.2 million Americans are dually-diagnosed. There is no way to tell how many people […]
