The Blake House

Christ-Centered Approach

The Blake House in Georgia provides a structured, 4-phase recovery program specialized for men struggling with substance use and behavioral disorders. Their unique services provide guidance and reintegration support throughout a 10-month program, deeply immersed in a christ-centered approach. Through ministry, education, and connection, men are empowered to rediscover their strength, potential and purpose through a close personal relationship with Christ.

Structure and Support

The Blake House does not identify as a rehab or residential addiction treatment, rather a faith-based recovery residence focused on community reintegration. Their program structure emphasizes God, then self, and then others. Throughout their 10-month stay, men are introduced to a personal relationship with Christ through daily classes and morning journaling, focus on the true meaning of connection, and grow their identity through Christ. Relationships and connection with others plays a crucial role in healing, and clients actively engage in groups, classes and relational activities that foster fellowship, as well as engaging in daily group prayer.

4-Phase Process

Their first phase is orientation, an introductory phase as clients acclimate to the structure and guidelines of the program. While they adjust, clients are supported and encouraged to begin facing the damage caused by their addiction by beginning to discover their relationship with Christ. Phase 2, preparation, adds peer and family connection, focused on connection and reconciliation through self-reflection assignments. Clients will address unhealthy behaviors, coping skills, belief systems or defense mechanisms, fostering an opportunity to reconnect with regular family visitation. Phase 3 integrates inner healing, as clients learn and apply the truth of the gospel through personal moments with Christ. Phase 4 is identity, focused on goals and planning for the future. Men in phase 4 prepare for their next steps as they continue to learn their true purpose and who they are in Christ.