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Can You Believe in God and Be Addicted to Drugs?

Can You Believe in God and Be Addicted to Drugs?

by | Sep 13, 2018 | Articles

Can You Believe in God and Be Addicted to Drugs? One of the saddest consequences of drug addiction is isolation. When people realize that recreational drug use or dependence on painkillers is getting the best of them, they withdraw from their families, friends and...
Reasons to Go to a Des Moines Drug Treatment Center

Reasons to Go to a Des Moines Drug Treatment Center

by | Jul 10, 2018 | Articles

Reasons to Go to a Des Moines Drug Treatment Center When a person is addicted to drugs or alcohol, it may be difficult to quit without help. There are many resources available that can make the process more effective. For example, many individuals enter rehab. If you...
Attending Christian Drug Rehab, Not A Christian

Attending Christian Drug Rehab, Not A Christian

by | Jun 29, 2018 | Articles

Attending Christian Drug Rehab, Not A Christian One of the considerations that many make is determining whether to consider when looking at Christian drug rehab, not a Christian. Will this be the right environment? Of course, someone who is already Christian will...
Letting Go: Forgiveness in Addiction Recovery

Letting Go: Forgiveness in Addiction Recovery

by | Jun 7, 2018 | Articles

Forgiveness in Addiction Recovery Through the process of healing from a substance abuse process, you may discover that you hold onto feelings of resentment, anger, and disappointment in yourself. While these feelings are very common for people in your situation, they...

Our graduates tell their stories…

As I Arrived. I had a lot of emotions going on coming here: anger (getting “help”─again─but this time out-of-state), and fear (first time on a plane, going to the middle...
- Shari
When first arriving at St. Gregory I had mixed feelings about the health and wellness workouts. I came in at 136 lbs and didn’t think it was possible to reach...
- Chris
The good life is not merely a life free from addictions, physical and/or psychological—addictions that usually are the outward manifestations of deeper problems—but a life lived in harmonious balance, free...
- Matt
I came to St. Gregory’s at my all-time worst—physically, emotionally, and mentally. Having gone through a bad rehab experience once before, I had been very reluctant in succumbing to that...
- CJ
No matter where I start my thought process when reflecting upon my time before, during and after St. Gregory’s, I always seem to end up in the same place in...
- Kaele

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