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At Passages to Recovery, we believe it is essential that our participants understand the nature of their difficulties and the consequences of their choices.

Passages to Recovery's treatment approach integrates the following dimensions of healing: Social, Emotional, Intellectual, Biological, Physical and Spiritual.

The program offers a well developed chemical dependency and psychiatric treatment curriculum educating identified students on the detrimental effects of chemical addiction and other psychiatric challenges as it relates to their physical, mental and spiritual health.

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Passages to Recovery assists students in the process of identifying and confronting their fears, struggles and patterns of behavior in a supportive and emotionally safe milieu. Daily therapeutic and educational groups foster empowered, purposeful living.

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Just the Facts

Wilderness recovery program for adults ages 18 and over

12-Step Approach to Recovery

Experienced Therapists and Highly Skilled Wilderness Guides

Individual and Group Therapy

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We also have a wilderness treatment program in North Carolina...
Call (866) 870 - 6947 to learn more about Four Circles.

Why Wilderness?

How can being in a wilderness program assist with recovery from substance abuse/chemical dependency? There are many gifts that come from the adventure of being in a wilderness program, not the least of which is that it IS an adventure. Going into a more traditional recovery program, means that there is an adventure on an internal level, exploring parts of yourself you may not have been in touch with before, but being in a wilderness program like going on a journey of self-discovery, a pilgrimage, that is both internal and external. As you explore the wild and fascinating natural world in which you find yourself, you also explore the wild and fascinating world that lies within you. There is a kind of parallel process of discovery, each supporting and amplifying the other. Some basic elements that a good wilderness program offers include:

• “The wilderness effect” – in experiencing the beauty of the natural world participants have moments of true peace, joy, awe, gratitude (spiritual or meaningful experiences) for which drugs is often the false or temporary provider.

• Rite of Passage – we have so few meaningful rituals or ceremonies to mark important transition times. Wilderness programs are a powerful rite of passage, in which the individual is called on to shift from dependency to recognizing and relating from a place of interdependence, and from behaving as a child to acting as an adult.

• Improved self-esteem that naturally comes from meeting the challenges that are inherent in living outdoors, mastering the camping skills necessary to care for oneself and others in the group.

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• A sense of belonging to the world, finding one’s place in nature, feeling a part of nature.

• A sense of belonging with the family of humans, experiencing authentic, intimate relationships that meet on the grounds of shared pain, and the journey of recovery.

• Self-limiting beliefs are challenged by the guided accomplishments of mastering the physical and relational skills of living outdoors with a small group of fellow journeyers.

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