Substance Use Disorder (SUD) as a cyclic, chronic condition is no different from other chronic conditions in its response to treatment. There is substantial evidence to suggest that the longer a patient stays connected to treatment via a formal aftercare program the better their chances of maintaining long term recovery. A Study in the Psychiatry Journal (Volume 2014, Article ID 692423, 16 pages) showed that 90% of people who regularly attended recovery meetings and participated in a formal aftercare program had maintained abstinence for up to 1 year! Your recovery journey doesn’t end when you complete our program. It’s just the beginning – you will need support and encouragement from a network of people who really get you, like the JI Recovery Community!!

Alumni Open House & Events

➡ Next AOH is on April 24th at 5:30 pm  

SEEKING SPEAKERS FOR COMMITMENTS contact [email protected]

The Alumni Open House, where all former residents are welcome to stop in for food and fellowship, is held on the last Wednesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. Come get your earned Jaytags for up to multiple years; we often have an alumni commitment. It’s not mandatory to speak to attend, but it’s always great for alumni to share their experience, strength, and hope with current brothers – it’s so important for them and you!! Make sure you stay connected to learn about off-property activities like hiking, free bowling, or tickets to local sporting events!! Past activities have included:

• BBQ
• Ice cream party
• Corn Hole Tournament
• Trivia night
• Bowling
  
• Deep Sea Fishing
• Six Flags

Stay Connected 

Email Updates

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Recovery Community on BAND

Stay up-to-date with Residential Program, Recovery Home, & Alumni Program latest happenings, offerings and events. Post things you find helpful and inspirational and share your success story!! This group is completely private for staff, current residents, and alumni of Jeremiah’s Inn.