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UGM LIFE Recovery

Although every person who enters the Mission encounters a culture of recovery and an opportunity to build a better life, some choose to enter our long-term residential recovery program to deal with overwhelming issues such as addiction, personal trauma, or a criminal record.

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A holistic recovery program

Recognizing that permanent change takes place at the heart level, UGM’s 18 to 24-month-long recovery program (available, free of charge, for men, women, and children) addresses the underlying thoughts, feelings, and beliefs that drive destructive behaviors. In almost every case, the root causes of addiction and other destructive lifestyles are deeper than a 30-, 60-, or 90-day treatment program can reach.

Watch our Breaking the Cycle video for an in-depth look at UGM’s distinctive approach to holistic recovery.

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“It gave me freedom that I get to live in every day. That I’m not alone, first and foremost, and the freedom to combat the addictions that I had.”

– Allen, UGM Men’s LIFE Recovery alumnus

 

Basic requirements include:

An 18- to 24-month
commitment

Living
on site

Being clean
and sober

Accepting the challenges
of life in community

The 5-phase program includes:

  • Three meals a day
  • Basic medical care
  • Case management
  • Individual and group counseling
  • Bible study and life skills classes
  • Community support and accountability
  • Work therapy and job training
  • 240-hour business practicum
  • Mentorships
  • Ongoing support and accountability after moving out
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What to expect in each phase

(Program length varies per person, but requires a minimum commitment of 18 months.)

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If you or someone you know is interested in entering UGM Life Recovery in either Spokane, WA or Coeur d’Alene, ID, please connect with our intake coordinators here.

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