Get away from negative distractions...find your positive inner self

The retreat environment has been selected as part of your recovery--away from distractions that prevents you from reflecting on life events. Many residents find peace and complete recovery in this setting after repeated failures in more traditional hospital-like programs. 

The Retreat Counseling concept combines a therapeutic group living arrangement with 24 hour Licensed and Certified professional counseling oversight. The program accepts men and women 18 years of age or older who have struggled with drug abuse and are now desiring a new sober lifestyle.  The Certified Counselors develop individualized treatment plans to help clients adress issues associated with their drug use behaviors.

Many potential residents are usually employed and able to return to a productive lifestyle after their retreat stay. In some circumstances residence transition into halfway houses to acquire more clean and serene time before considering a return to their previous lifestyles. Ace Camp helps with this transition when required.

Healthy roads to recovery are 

surrounded by nature... 

The Givebac Recovery House/Ace Camp concept has shown to be a superior program approach as it encourages residents to get involved more directly with important principles of their recovery--heathy spirtual development and positive self-talk-- Residents participate in evidence-based approaches to recovery--Cognitive/Behavioral group counseling, 12-step principles and living closer to their natural environment.

The program schedule is structured to facilitate long-term recovery thinking and behavior practices to be utilized in the community. Treatment is designed to immediately cut drug cravings and prevent relapse when residents return home.  Additional recovery time is recommended and made available when needed. The House fee includes food and other materials used. New residents are excepted to:

1.  Be medically stable prior to admission.

2.  Help provide upkeep to the house and grounds.

3.  Respect the rights of all other residents.

4.  Be able to financially support their own length of stay.

5.  Cooperate with required groups as scheduled.