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RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE

For more than 45 years, Stout Street Foundation has been providing a better way to a more meaningful life in recovery.

FIND OUT IF YOU’RE COVERED IN MINUTES

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Treatment At

Stout Street Foundation

Alcoholism and addiction affect an individual’s biological, emotional, social and spiritual well-being. Our treatment programs are specifically designed to treat the physical, emotional, spiritual and psychosocial aspects of this disease – a holistic approach to recovery.

 

We believe that every person has within them the capacity to change, grow and recover. Our programs are designed to enhance each person’s intrinsic motivation to change while providing the tools necessary to do so.

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Long-Term Treatment

A BETTER WAY

Our unique, long-term support model emphasizes relationships, life skills, and deeper healing.

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Our recovery community provides a structured environment using evidence-based therapy and behavior modification in a residential setting. Residents learn to care for themselves and others, establish personal accountability, and develop vocational skills to return to their community as productive and responsible citizens.

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For those who have struggled with addiction for a long period of time, Long-term treatment is the best option.

Short-Term Treatment

QUALITY ATTAINABLE TREATMENT

Serenity offers a safe healing environment for those struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders.

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Our highly trained, licensed, clinical staff provide evidence-based group, individual, and family therapy as the foundation of our holistic healing experience.

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Short-term treatment gives you the chance to learn new ways to manage your stress, anxiety, addiction, and other needs.

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Testimonials

I was taking a bath, the water going cold while I hugged myself at the knees crying silently when the thought of wanting it to all end entered my mind. “My life,” I thought? No, my addiction! I wanted it to stop. For things to get better. I wanted my life back. I wanted my kids back. It was then I began to pray.

The next day I struggled over what I wanted and what I was used to. I faced my fears head-on. I
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