For Friends and Families

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 “When will things get sorted out in our loved one’s life? They have made some progress and are sober today. They seem to have done a lot of work to change the harm that addiction has caused. But I know, just know, they need a little more time, a little more distance from where they ended up. They need a safe space where they can make their sober foundation a little deeper. We don’t want them to go backwards, again”. 

The above is  a summary voice of the many friends and families before their loved one arrives at Freedom Arch. Our mission is clear: we provide a safe residential environment that can facilitate a deepening of sobriety and lay the groundwork for resolving issues that addiction has caused. The goal of challenging our clients to do the needed work to build a new, meaningful life is our focus each day they are with us.  Please read through each section of our website including our new client intake form.  We take our role in your loved one's life very seriously.  We are here to answer your questions at any time. 

A Family Perspective

"No parent wants to have to find a sober living for their young adult child. When my son's journey brought us to Freedom  Arch, I was scared & very uneducated in the recovery world. Freedom Arch welcomed us with open arms, taking us along the path with care, knowledge & love! It was my son's path & one he was successful at navigating due to the hope he found at Freedom Arch. As a mother, my journey was eased knowing  he was where god intended him to be & my fears were lessened through the support I too received in the Freedom Arch community. The owner of Freedom Arch is changing  lives each & everyday!"  (parent of former client)

"Our son arrived at Freedom Arch with a beginners foundation in recovery. He didn't think he had enough time between the last time he used and where he was the day he got out of rehab. We heard about Freedom Arch. We liked that they didn't promise us a rose garden.  They assured us that the staff would be tuned into his daily life and that the sober recovery plan they would develop with him would make a difference if our son did the necessary work.  The emphasis on daily work made a difference.   He is home now and is doing great, which for us means he knows that he has to keep doing the work that all recovering people know they have to do to stay sober.  His sense of humor is back. He is employed. Each day brings its own challenges that he deals with in a sober way."  

(parent of former client)