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Spirituality in Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation

The Roots of a Strong Recovery

Many know the treatment of addiction requires medical, psychiatric, and social interventions. However, another much overlooked and important component is spirituality. At Stepping Stone Center for Recovery, we provide you the opportunity to explore your spiritual connections.

Creating a spiritual practice of your choosing allows you to discover the essence of your being. It is a chance to understand your values and the meaning of life. Spirituality can help heal some of the isolation, loneliness, and disconnectedness you may have experienced in your addiction. In fact, an addicted person or alcoholic reports a sense of isolation long before they ever became addicted to drugs or alcohol.

Spirituality versus Religion

Spirituality is often confused with religion. Religion is a method that some choose to express their spirituality. However, one can be practicing spirituality while not being involved with any particular religion, and even while being agnostic or atheist.

We discuss the topic of spirituality during treatment through groups, lectures, and individual counseling. We will help you discover your spirituality through journaling, meditating, and selected readings. In addition, all of the 12-step programs, such as Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous, are spiritual programs, and you will attend them on a daily basis. 12-step programs are grounded in a spiritual understanding that remains undefined, allowing each individual to shape that understanding in his or her own way.

If you are interested in exploring your spirituality through religion, we are generally able to arrange a meeting on-site with an outside clergy member. We also offer non-denominational prayer on Sundays. We recognize that some people choose to explore faith in the context of religion. We can provide a complete Christian tract for those patients who want this experience of recovery and treatment.

We Say Admissions Coordinators. Our Patients Call Them “Lifesavers.”

Our Addiction Helpline is available to anyone struggling with a drug or alcohol problem, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The specialists on the other end are caring, empathetic folks that have been in your shoes and want to see you get better.

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