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Beyond Relapse Group
Getting to the Heart of Relapse
- Intense (group) that allows members to find their way past impulses and actions to help maintain sobriety.
- Explore feelings, thoughts, and actions associated with relapse.
- Help to identify triggers associated with prior relapses and substance use and develop a defense against these triggers.
Individual Counseling
Personal Progress – One Person at a Time
- Each week individuals counseling is used to discuss drug and alcohol, medical, legal, psychological, and family histories.
- Residents are guided through early methods of recovery and tools needed to maintain sobriety.
- Residents are provided with an opportunity to discuss parts of their lives that may be hindering their progress helping them achieve contented sobriety and a happier more productive life.
Men’s Support Group
The Foundation of Support that is Essential to Growth
- Men’s Group is a professionally facilitated peer support group that provides a positive and supportive outlet for our male residents to share freely about common challenges facing men in recovery; challenges such as anger, boredom, anxiety, depression, family problems, financial pressures, difficulty with trust and histories of trauma.
- Participants can develop supportive friendships that extend beyond their time together at Granada House as a result of this shared experience.
Parenting Group
A Positive Approach to the Challenges We Face
- Positive parenting is a universal challenge – recovery from addiction and alcoholism compounds this challenge.
- Eight-part series focuses on the intersection of addiction or alcoholism treatment and recovery and positive approach to parenting.
- Helping parents develop confidence in their ability to parent effectively.
Women’s Support Group
Strategies for the Long and Short Term
- Here they learn the rules of the house and the basic ABC’s of recovery specific to their experiences in sobriety as women.
- Women close to graduation serve as facilitators. A kinship develops between those new to sobriety and those who have some time under their belt and can offer words of encouragement.
- This helps to reinforce self-worth and recognize the growth that has been achieved which continues long after their departure from the house – graduates are welcomed back to the group in order to connect with other women in the Granada House family.
Seeking Safety Group
Recovery Through Understanding
- Many of Granada’s clients live with PTSD – the combination of living in early recovery and with PSTD makes them especially susceptible to relapse.
- Provide tools with which they can address their PTSD and how it affects their sobriety.
- Develop a personal plan that helps manage PTSD while living a sober life.
Radiance – Spirituality
Asking the Questions and Exploring the Truths
- RS is designed to help residents answer some of the fundamental internal questions they may face: Who am I? Where am I going? Why am I here?
- RS enables participants to consider, discuss and find some of the internal spiritual answers they may seek – a sense of belonging is created through a shared experience and the interconnectedness of each human soul.
- Provides knowledge which supports understanding and balance in resident lives, which will lead to long-term growth and peace of mind.