The time is now

Our inpatient service provides a structured, sober living environment for male and females. In addition to our recovery curriculum our team provides sustainable resources to include weekly support group meetings, jobs referrals, community programs resources and more.

 Our course not only focuses on rehabilitation, but restoration of the total person.  We do this through the course syllabus incorporating Bachelor Degree level Criminal Justice studies,  12 steps to recovery for addiction, Accountability practices, Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation, Substance Abuse, Opioid Addiction, Meth Addiction, Benzodiazepine Addiction, Mental Health Therapy Sessions, Physical Exercise, Personal Goal Tracking and Faith Based studies.  

Successful completion of our course is equivalent to completing 18 college credit hours.  

 Class is weekly and CAN NOT BE MISSED for any reason.  Attending class and AA sessions are essential to successfully completing this program and changing your life forever.  Remember, a better you is best for all those around you. 

 Weekly assignments are due each week.  All students must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0  

No hand written assignments are accepted.  Knowledge of Microsoft Word, Power Point and Excel are required.  Weekly classes are offered, if these skills need to be learned. 

Be Prepared -  All students must arrive on time to class.  Being tardy is unacceptable.  Persons that are excessively late will not be permitted to attend class and will receive a zero for the day.  

Physical paper (spiral notebook and pen).  NO cell phones are allowed for note taking during class. 

Transition back into everyday life after completing our residential program. All program graduates can attend meetings and course review up to twelve months after completion date. 

We encourage staying connected to the entire supportive community found at Peter Marie House.