How It Works

“Joy lies in the fight, in the attempt, in the suffering involved,
not in the victory itself.”

~ Mahatma Gandhi

This is your semicolon moment!

The semicolon represents the pause between two complete ideas. In this case, your semicolon represents doing this research – the momentary gap between your old self and your new self.

Now’s your chance to let go of your old self’s powerless behaviors so that your new self can start developing healthier, and more satisfying ways to live.

Recovery Hill deliberately keeps a small caseload of clients to insure each person has the attention they deserve! You won’t find max capacity “group sessions” just to keep seats filled for nine hours a week.

Embracing your authentic self.

Recovery Hill is not a traditional “check-the-box” modality of treatment. Instead, you’ll experience a person-centered approach that focuses on you and your specific needs. Together, we’ll do what’s best just for you – that might involve family or spouse involvement or other supporting cast members. This approach gives time, attunement, and grace by meeting you in your narrative.

At Recovery Hill, you won’t feel trapped in a box of judgment, shame, or stereotyping. You’re an individual – you have unique needs. We’ll work in a relaxed setting that allows you to be yourself.

To be informal.

To be vulnerable.

To say what you need to say.

And yes, even to have fun at times.

A customized plan created by your needs

Free of that one-size-fits-all approach, we’ll keep your treatment fluid and situation-based.

Sobriety can have an intrinsic (inner) cultivation. One day we may be doing deep meditation, and the next we may enjoy the weather in a walk-and-talk style therapy. We may focus on education and awareness in one session, but deep trauma work the next.

We’ll mold and adapt your treatment plan to your needs at each moment in your journey.

It works because you work it.

Despite whatever article you’ve read, there simply isn’t some magic pill of modern science that can provide a miracle cure. If one did exist, someone in recovery would take two!

As we work together, we won’t try to reinvent the wheel, but we will use the most recent research and a you-centered approach to give you the very best treatment.

By nurturing an honest, vulnerable environment, together, we’ll work toward your holistic wellness.

Sobriety is not a jealous, resentment-filled existence; that is just abstinence at best. If your goal is to “just stay clean” or to “take a break from substances to fix stuff,” you’re missing the mark.

Sobriety is an evolution of your mind, body, spirit, and human connectedness.

And we can make that happen.