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“How will your program curriculum and staff work for someone who doesn’t believe in a god?”

The drugs or alcohol have turned someone you love into a monster. How can we turn them back?

Recovery is not only good for the individual but also good for the nation’s health and economy.

Addicts and alcoholics follow a fairly predictable route from drinking/using to stable abstinence and recovery, whether they believe in God or not.

The addict gives up on thinking for themselves, because it’s too dangerous.

This might help to explain why even addicts who have been ‘clean’ for extended periods are unable to return to drug use without further problems.

Changing how we live isn’t easy to accomplish, even with step-by-step instructions.

If we have been or are in the addict’s path, we have dealt with having to compromise.

We can “turn it over,” not because we believe there is a God who will do something for us or to us, but because we understand that recovering from addiction depends on outside help.

Plenty of addicts and alcoholics starting the journey of recovery from addictive disease can’t bring themselves to accept the spiritual program that’s helped so many. There are other options.