Recovery isn’t just about finding the right recovery residence; it’s also about being somewhere you feel comfortable, with people who respect you and encourage you to be your best self—somewhere that feels like a community. We started Providence Retreat with this vision in mind. Substance abuse recovery is personal for us because we’ve been there.
Most sober living homes are in urban areas and may be a overwhelming during the early stages of recovery. Our recovery program is different. Located in beautiful Hollis, Maine, Providence Retreat is designed to feel warm, welcoming and peaceful. We take in no more than 12 men at a time. It’s why we chose this 19th century New England farmhouse setting to run our program. From the moment you walk through our door, you’re made to feel at home.
The Providence Retreat Mission
Our mission is to provide a safe and understanding atmosphere to men who have a desire to recover from alcoholism and/or drug addiction. We use the time tested and proven method of 12 step recovery. We offer a spiritual approach to recovery based on a reliance and dependence on God, fellowship with others and selfless action.
Our goal was to create a space where you can step away from the strains of everyday life and retreat, not hide, but immerse yourself in the recovery process. To be a part of a community of men who are seeking the same thing.
At Providence Retreat, we don’t believe that relapse is a requirement for recovery. Instead, our experience has shown us that when the 12-step way of life is presented in a simple, loving and respectful way, amazing things can happen.
If Providence Retreat sounds like the right fit for you, please give us a call and get in touch. We’d love to hear your story—and help you write the next chapter.
Providence Retreat is not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous or any other 12-step program. We use the 12-steps and book of Alcoholics Anonymous as a guide through our program.
