Our Program – A Pathway to Recovery

A Reprieve for Women is a place that helps you find your skills and talents and match them with your passion and gifts. So, when you leave here you have a new sense of identity and purpose as you live a sober life.

12 Step Immersion Program

The focus of the first 90 days is to help residents identify their own spirituality, community and self.

Spirituality

It is common for the addict to have many different influences and experiences when it comes to spirituality. Their spiritual connection has either never been established, or it has been broken. The lack of spiritual connection is evident through their addiction.

Community

Most addicted individuals tend to isolate themselves from family and find difficulty in making positive relationships. They develop harmful relationships with negative influences. These relationships become a huge barrier to recovery.

Self

The morals and values instilled during childhood become lost through addiction. These virtues are replaced with negative instincts. Instinctually, the addict is only thinking about survival. She no longer grows mentally and spiritually. Her only focus is hiding the addiction, denying the addiction, or resigning to the fact that she is an addict and there is no hope. At this point, the addict has truly lost her sense of self.

12 Step Immersion Goals

Begin to study, learn and practically apply the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous in your life.
Learn the basic teachings of AA and NA as outlined in the Big Book, 12 & 12 and Narcotics Anonymous Step Working Guide.
Actively participate in the recovery process, of your peers as well as your own.
Learn interpersonal skills to help improve relationships with self, family, and community.
Come to understand the term Spirituality and practically apply your personal conception of it in your life.
Learn to find enjoyment in sobriety.
Complete, present and internalize the experience of working Steps 1, 2 & 3 in an intensive group setting.
Write a fearless and thorough inventory of yourself and present this information on a one-to-one basis- steps 4 and 5.
Learn to accept personal responsibility and become a contributing member of a community.
Ultimately through the Three Phases of Development at The Reprieve; complete all 12 Steps and recover from alcoholism / addiction.
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12 Step Immersion Goals

Begin to study, learn and practically apply the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous in your life.
Learn the basic teachings of AA and NA as outlined in the Big Book, 12 & 12 and Narcotics Anonymous Step Working Guide.
Actively participate in the recovery process, of your peers as well as your own.
Learn interpersonal skills to help improve relationships with self, family, and community.
Come to understand the term Spirituality and practically apply your personal conception of it in your life.
Learn to find enjoyment in sobriety.
Complete, present and internalize the experience of working Steps 1, 2 & 3 in an intensive group setting.
Write a fearless and thorough inventory of yourself and present this information on a one-to-one basis- steps 4 and 5.
Learn to accept personal responsibility and become a contributing member of a community.
Ultimately through the Three Phases of Development at The Reprieve; complete all 12 Steps and recover from alcoholism / addiction.
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At A Reprieve for Women, women discover their talents and passions and learn how to apply themselves every day using their skills positively and with purpose. Here you discover a new way to live life that is fun, fulfilling and free of substances.

Immersion Programming

Immersion Programming

Career exploration and readiness, community service and daily balanced living for a lifetime of sobriety.
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Family Programming

Family Programming

In-depth exploration of the 12-steps and why each is necessary to ensure the internal transformation needed for recovery.
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“I was looking for a place that went beyond just addiction. A place that helped me sort through trauma and bad habits and behaviors. I was looking for a place that could teach me how to live and function as a productive member of society. A Reprieve for Women did that for me!”
“The 12 steps, working with eating disorders, spiritual solution, therapy, psychiatry, group therapy, accountability, developing authentic relationships, family therapy, service work, fun in recovery...all the fun activities, the pool, theater and the community as a whole. I wish y’all could put a picture of all the girls up that are there now and the ones that have graduated.”
“Super grateful! At first because my parents said I couldn’t come home. But then I realized how important the community of women were to my recovery, and the sheer length of time needed to lift my obsession, you know how difficult I am haha. Once I shut up and listened to someone else I finally got some peace.”
“I, of course, didn’t love the idea of long term treatment but when I was told how much there was to offer, I knew that’s exactly what I needed. I know most people tell you that it doesn’t matter what rehabilitation you’re in, it only matters how you learn from it, what you take from it and how bad you want it.”
“But for me, I had been in and out of different places and was never held accountable like I should have been. A Reprieve had everything I didn’t know I needed. I loved the 12 step immersion. I felt as if it was more in depth and a lot of light was shed when I worked them that way.”