The Phoenix House is committed to aiding individuals with becoming sober and productive members of society. The Phoenix House presents a full and busy schedule of peer meetings, 12 step groups, individual counseling, basic life skills, job readiness skills, case management and provides additional tools for long-term recovery. If a busy and robust schedule is not the path to recovery you are seeking, then the Phoenix House program may not be the appropriate pathway. We give you our best effort and in return ask you for your best effort.

Daily Client Schedule

Do you Really
want to be
here?

Are you willing to help yourself?

Understand why you face destructive lifestyle or choices?

Self-help and mutual help are a fundamental part of The Phoenix House approach.

Self-help means that the person takes responsibility for his or her recovery. Mutual help refers to people with a common problem helping each other.

Trusting others, self-esteem, tolerance for discomfort or frustration, coping with feelings and controlling their impulses, dealing with authority, interpersonal and communication skills, and productivity.

Trust is built both ways through life skills, conflict resolution, honesty, communication, LISTENING, and a way forward in life.

“The biggest obstacle to change is fear. Fear of the unknown.”

Successful
Completion
of PH 90 Day
Program

First 90 Days of Treatment

Accountability, responsibility, impulse control

Employment Assistance

Alabama Ready to Live Life Skills Classes provided by peer instructors through a partnership with Shelton State 

Random Drug Screens

12 Step Meetings

Peer Sponsor

Peer Support Groups provided by Certified Recovery Support Specialist

Screening for individual therapy and referral for weekly individual therapy

Case Management

Legal Assistance

Assistance obtaining driver’s license, picture I.D. and Social Security Card

  • Linkage to Community Services:
  • Medical, mental health, personal items, housing
  • Assistance with entering sober living programs