Successful recovery from substance use disorder cannot be accomplished alone. It takes support, compassion, understanding and love. While this support can come from peers, mentors, and experts trained to address the unique needs of addiction treatment, a relationship with God is another crucial factor in successful addiction recovery care. Faith-based recovery combines clinical treatment therapies…
If you ask two people how they ended up in active addiction, you are likely to receive two different answers. What causes addiction? The truth is, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Genetics, home life, peer pressure, traumatic experiences and mental health conditions can all influence the development of an addiction. Oftentimes it is a combination…
There may be no greater feeling of helplessness than watching a loved one struggle with addiction and unwilling to seek treatment. With resources such as Casey’s Law, however, friends and family members have the power to get their loved ones the help they need before it is too late. What is Casey’s Law? Casey’s Law…
Isaiah House, Inc. has been awarded a $2,473,200 federal grant from SAMSHA, a division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. These funds will support Isaiah House Recovery Workforce Support Program that will address employment barriers for people in recovery and the workforce gaps resulting from substance use disorder. The grant will span…
Kentucky remains in the midst of a gripping heroin epidemic. Heroin addiction devastates families in crippling ways. The crisis is so serious that legislators recently implemented Senate Bill 192 referred to as “The Heroin Bill” per the Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy which imposes harsher legal consequences on those importing heroin with the intent…
A celebration of the accomplishments of 63 men and women of Isaiah House Treatment Center held on April 27, 2019. This was our 2nd graduation of 2019.
Congratulations to two clients who were baptized today by our Chaplain, Pastor Keith Creech. “There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to one hope when you were called; one Lord, one faith, one baptism; one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all.”…
Rise Up played for Lights of Hope at Anderson Christian Church in Lawrenceburg on Sunday. Hosted by PAL -Parents of Addicted Loved Ones and sponsored by TAM- Stop the Stigma. September is designated by SAMHSA as National Recovery Month.
Isaiah House female staff went on a Ladies Retreat for a weekend of fellowship, fun and relaxation. We are a large staff spread out on two campuses -to be all together is a blessing in so many ways. Proverbs 27:9
Isaiah House’s PR, Jordan Wilson and Jeffrey Goins attended the 2018 Nelson Baptist Association annual meeting held at First Baptist Church Mt. Washington in Washington, Kentucky yesterday. This year’s theme was Helping the Hurting.