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ALUMNI PROGRAM
A Lifetime of Support
At St. Gregory Recovery Center, we believe that recovery is a lifelong journey that extends far beyond the completion of our residential treatment program. To support our guests in maintaining their sobriety and continuing their personal growth, we offer a comprehensive Alumni Program designed to provide ongoing support, resources, and community. Our Alumni Program ensures that once you leave our care, you remain connected to a network of peers and professionals who are dedicated to helping you sustain your recovery and live a fulfilling life.
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Alcohol and Cancer: What to Know About The Surgeon General’s New Alcohol Warning
Alcohol often plays a central role in our social lives, making it difficult to avoid. Public health experts say that abstaining from alcohol is the safest route, but alcohol’s cultural
Rebuilding Your Identity in Recovery: Tips For Understanding Who You Are in Sobriety
Recovery is a holistic transformation that extends into every aspect of your life: physical, emotional, psychological, mental, spiritual—you name it. And while sobriety may look like a series of straightforward
Digital vs In-Person Recovery Support: Which is More Effective?
St. Gregory Recovery Center offers virtual support meetings, but we understand that many folks have questions about how effective they are. We’re here to say that what works best—in-person or
How to Regain Your Family’s Trust in Addiction Recovery
For the most part, Americans find deep satisfaction in their community, family, and social bonds. When a person can quit using addictive substances and enjoy their family and social lives,
Peril of Hope: How An American Poem Inspires Addiction Recovery
Peril of Hope, by Robert Frost It is right in thereBetwixt and betweenThe orchard bareAnd the orchard green, When the boughs are rightIn a flowery burstOf pink and white,That we
Who Was Saint Gregory, and What Can He Teach Us About Recovery?
One of the Catholic Church’s most revered figures, Pope Gregory I, commonly known as Gregory the Great, lived during the early medieval period. He was the product of a noble
