Healthy Living at Trinity Inn
Our program is a highly specialized form of structured living, which provides quality services to a “Family of Choice” for men, women, and children under the age of six years old.
Our approach is to work with men and women, and their support networks, to create an environment that makes enhanced recovery possible. This involves education, employment, hands-on services, peer support groups, community resources, and having the opportunity to create a life and reputation that matches your values, and includes your loved ones. Becoming self-aware and breaking cycles are an intimidating and uncomfortable process. This environment supports healthy decision-making, and you create space to invent your own path forward.
Living quarters at Trinity Inns allow parents and children to stay together. The community at the Inn works as a team and grows together in a family-like environment.
Our structured living program was created to help families form healthy boundaries and relationships. During the day, families learn more about addiction and how to create a new life in recovery for everyone.
Daily schedules include classes on 12-Step recovery, prevention, parenting skills, life-skills, self-esteem and self-awareness. Each member participates in weekly, individual, counseling sessions, recovery coaching, and daily process groups to learn healthier ways to process information and feelings that will help them in their recovery.
The goals are:
- Maintain abstinence, while increasing knowledge about substance dependency and the recovery process.
- Acquire and build recovery skills necessary to maintain a sober lifestyle.
- Increase physical and emotional stability while living a sober lifestyle.
- Identify life changes necessary for sobriety and develop daily behavioral skills to help manage life changes.
- Assist significant others in coping with the impact of addiction on relationships.
- Discover the Essence of Self through Timeless Universal Principles.
Alumni Outreach
We follow up with our alumni to ensure that they are doing well and living healthy lives in their recovery. Alumni meet with our Alumni Relations Coordinator prior to leaving Trinity Inn. This meeting is essential as it is the final step in introducing our members to our supportive alumni community.
In addition, our alumni team reaches out to our members at set intervals. They will hear from us for no less than the first year after leaving Trinity Inn. We are dedicated to ensuring that our members are successful in their recovery long after leaving our campus. Alumni Relations Coordinator guides this open-forum discussion when members are free to discuss anything that is on their minds.
One of the most beneficial elements of outpatient treatment has always been that members are able to process highs and lows while in a safe, supportive environment. The care you receive at Trinity Inn does not end upon your departure/discharge. The transfer back to “the real world” can be overwhelming and we are here to support you during this time. There is something uniquely therapeutic about reconnecting with the peers with whom you shared your Trinity experience, and we want those bonds to flourish after you leave.
“The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” – Mark Twain.
NARR Certified Recovery Residences
Recovery Residences – Trinity Inns
Our Recovery Residences offer a structure of a healthy living program that supports the need for accountability, responsibility, and dependability in one’s daily routine to nurture sustainable recovery. It was created to help form healthy boundaries and relationships and to the importance of sober networking and peer-to-peer processing through those connections. We guide and encourage members to exercise the 12 Steps Recovery Process in their day-to-day sober living with an emphasis on Humility, Gratitude, and Service to Others.
