Addiction & Treatment
Group Sessions
Family Education
Provided on one Saturday morning each month from 10 am to 1 pm. These groups are held to provide information to clients and their family members as well as group discussion. To help families learn positive communication, acceptance of the clients addiction and new ways of living with recovery.
Open Group Therapy
Clients are given the opportunity to address struggles they have. This provides a safe and therapeutic setting to receive feedback from peers and staff.
Spirituality
Community spiritual leaders present information and answer questions on spirituality. Clients may request an individual session with clergy if they choose to.
Women's Way
A supportive, trauma-informed approach to recovery designed just for women. It creates a safe space to build self-worth, strengthen relationships, and develop healthy coping skills while working through the 12 steps together.
ASTOP
Provides free, confidential support to survivors of sexual abuse and assault. Their services include advocacy, counseling, and crisis support, helping individuals navigate healing, legal processes, and next steps in a safe and empowering way.
Big Book
Study group of Big Book of A.A. and N.A.
Anger Management
Presentation of the principals of anger management, which also includes discussion and questions. Explore and practice new ways of expressing anger.
Goals Group
Weekly goals are shared and discussed. This helps to focus on specific tasks for the client’s recovery. Assists them in responsibility and accountability for ongoing recovery.
Domestic Violence
Presentations by the Domestic Violence Program of St. Agnes Hospital working towards respectful relationships. To help clients learn about and identify abusive relationships.
Relapse Prevention
Identifying triggers and formulate plans to lower
Parenting Classes
Learning to examine parenting messages in order to heal and parent our children and ourselves. Specific skills are offered and discussed to help clients develop their parenting techniques.
Transitions Group
Opportunity for alumni and current clients to connect and share experiences, including struggles and successes.
Physical Activity
Physical activity opportunities include YMCA access, walking, and other activities as available. Limited workout equipment is also available on site.
Financial Literacy Class
Build confidence and stability around money. This course covers the basics of budgeting, saving, managing debt, and making informed financial decisions. Participants gain practical tools to support independence and long-term success in recovery.
Creativity Group
Fun and supportive space for self-expression, stress relief, and connection through creative activities. Whether it’s art, journaling, crafts, or other hands-on projects, participants are encouraged to explore creativity as a healthy outlet in recovery.