• Spiritual Guidance: Faith-based treatment centers provide spiritual guidance and biblical counseling to help patients build a stronger relationship with God. This spiritual foundation can bring hope and healing throughout recovery when combined with traditional and holistic addiction treatment methods. 
• Personalized Care Plans: Christian recovery centers create individualized care plans that address the physical, emotional, mental, social, and spiritual needs of each person to help them achieve lasting sobriety. 
• Supportive Environment: People benefit from the supportive environment of a faith-based rehab center where they can share their religious beliefs with one another and how their faith is helping them on their recovery journey while receiving compassionate care. 
• Holistic Approach: Faith-based centers combine evidence-based treatments with holistic methods, such as medication, yoga, exercise, and nutrition, along with biblical teachings to provide a personalized addiction treatment program to heal the mind, body, and spirit. 
• Lasting Sobriety: By developing a strong relationship with God through faith-based practices, people often find addiction strength that can help them achieve long-term sobriety and reduce the risk of lapses and relapses.

At Inner Voyage Recovery, in addition to faith-based recovery programs, we also provide other services that can be included as part of your custom-tailored addiction treatment plan:

• Adventure Therapy: Adventure therapy is perfect for those who enjoy nature and the outdoors. 
• Health, Wellness, and Holistic Services: Improving one’s health and wellness using holistic methods is essential to addiction recovery. 
• Family Recovery: Addiction affects everyone around us, including our friends and family. Part of recovery is helping friends and family recover as well. 
• Intervention Services: When a loved one refuses to get help, our intervention services could motivate them to start treatment. 
• DBT: DBT is a cognitive-behavioral therapy that focuses on helping individuals regulate emotions, improve relationships, and better manage stress.
• CBT: CBT is a type of psychotherapy that focuses on changing thought patterns to help individuals better manage their emotions and behaviors.
• Trauma Therapy: Trauma therapy is a form of psychotherapy that helps individuals process and heal from traumatic experiences.
• Medication-Assisted Care: Medication-assisted care is a comprehensive approach to treating substance use disorders that combines medication with counseling and behavioral therapies.