Christian Drug & Alcohol Rehab Program
Faith-Based Addiction Treatment Program
Religion is central to many people’s lives, but all too often it is missing in addiction treatment, a time in which people may be most at need of a reconnection to their spirituality. That is why our Dallas-Fort Worth metro area rehab facility offers a religion-based addiction recovery program specific to the Christian community.
Faith-Based Addiction Recovery
In our inpatient facility near Dallas, you’ll have a chance to get the highest-quality addiction treatment combined with our carefully crafted Christian program.
We have developed a comprehensive faith-based addiction recovery curriculum that offers evidenced-based addiction treatment that is also consistent with Biblical principles.
The Christian track will include a special focus on these topics via individual and group Christian drug counseling, educational classes, and group fellowship activities.
What to Expect in the Christian Track Program
At Greenhouse, we treat addiction as a medical condition that affects the body, mind, and spirit. The Christian track adds biblical teaching and fellowship to evidence-based clinical care. It doesn’t replace that care.
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Program Director
The Christian track is led by William Allen, LCDC.
William “Bill” Allen, LCDC, leads the Christian track at Greenhouse. Bill has worked in addiction treatment since 2015, starting at MHMR’s Pine Street Residential Treatment facility in Fort Worth before moving to its outpatient clinic in 2019. He joined Greenhouse in April 2020 as a Crisis Counselor, became a therapist in 2021, and now serves as a lead therapist on the clinical team.
Who Is the Christian Track For?
The Christian track is designed for adults who want their faith to be part of their recovery. You don’t need to be a member of a particular church or denomination to participate.
How Faith and Clinical Treatment Work Together
Every patient in the Christian track receives the same evidence-based care as all Greenhouse patients, including:
- Medical detox with 24/7 medical monitoring, when needed
- Inpatient rehab with individual and group therapy
- Evidence-based therapies such as CBT and DBT
- Medications for addiction treatment, when clinically appropriate
- Treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions through our PATH track
The Christian track adds faith-based individual and group counseling, scripture-based education, prayer, and Christian fellowship to that foundation.
Does Faith-Based Recovery Work?
Spirituality has long been part of addiction recovery. A Cochrane review found that Alcoholics Anonymous and clinically delivered 12-Step programs were as effective as other established treatments for reducing drinking, and more effective at helping people stay continuously abstinent.1 Faith-based recovery works best when it’s paired with professional treatment that addresses the physical and mental health sides of addiction. That’s why the Christian track is built on top of Greenhouse’s clinical program.
Staying Connected to Faith After Treatment
Aftercare planning begins before you leave Greenhouse. For patients in the Christian track, that plan may include:
- Christ-centered recovery groups such as Celebrate Recovery
- Connecting with a local church or pastor
- 12-Step meetings and a sponsor
- Outpatient care in Arlington, sober living, and our alumni program
Beyond the 12 Steps of Recovery
The Struggle of Sin
Looking at addiction in the context of sin to gain a better understanding of the problem. (Step 1)
The Grace of God
We’ll use scripture to gain a better understanding of God’s grace and discuss how it can free us from our addiction.
(Step 2) Empowerment of Faith
Faith can be a mysterious subject. Using scripture, we will discuss what faith is and, more importantly, how it works in our lives. (Step 3)
The Importance of Honesty
The first step in recovery is that one must be honest with themselves. We will look at the denial of addiction and cognitive distortions in light of Biblical teaching. (Steps 4-8)
Prayer and Meditation
Prayer and meditation is essential to spirituality. We will discuss the importance of prayer and mediation and how to make it a priority in our recovery. (Step 11)
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