Addiction doesn’t get the final say, Jesus does. Through Him, freedom isn’t just possible, it’s promised. At Still Waters Recovery Center, we help you break the chains, reclaim your identity, and walk boldly in the victory that’s already yours in Christ.

Self-forgiveness can feel impossible when shame keeps whispering lies, but God's grace tells a different story. At Still Waters Recovery Center, we walk with you as you learn to release the past, embrace your identity in Christ, and step into true healing, mind, body, and soul.

Healing goes deeper when Jesus is at the center.
Christian counseling doesn’t just treat symptoms, it speaks to the soul, offering truth, grace, and lasting transformation through faith.

Through daily prayer, Scripture, worship, and real community, healing becomes a lifestyle, not just a goal. In Christ, every day offers fresh grace, renewed strength, and true transformation that reaches beyond sobriety into wholeness.

Healing from addiction isn't just about breaking free from harmful patterns, it's about discovering who you are in Christ. At Still Waters Recovery Center, our Christ-centered Intensive Outpatient Program blends professional therapy with the unshakable hope of the Gospel. Here, healing touches the mind, body, and soul, offering lasting freedom, renewed purpose, and a community that walks with you every step of the way.

You’re not what you’ve been through. You’re who God says you are. Addiction may have written part of your story — but in Christ, your story gets rewritten. You are not your struggle. You are loved, chosen, and free."

Addiction breaks things, but prayer rebuilds. At Still Waters, we believe healing isn’t just clinical, it’s spiritual. Every prayer, no matter how messy or simple, invites God into the fight. And when He steps in? Freedom starts. Prayer brings clarity when your thoughts race, comfort when you crash, and hope when you’ve run out. You’re not alone , and this journey? It’s sacred.

Addiction doesn’t define you , Christ does. 🌿 At Still Waters Recovery Center, healing isn’t just about breaking habits, it’s about complete transformation, body, mind, and soul. Through faith, biblical counseling, and compassionate care, you can step out of the shadows and into the freedom Jesus promises.

True healing goes far beyond addressing addiction. It means restoring hearts, rekindling hope, and mending relationships through the transforming power of Jesus Christ. In Him, fractured relationships can be renewed, trust can be rebuilt, and peace can be found, even after deep pain. Recovery in Christ is not just about sobriety, it’s about reconciliation, forgiveness, and living fully in God’s grace.

Addiction breaks things, but prayer rebuilds. At Still Waters, we believe healing isn’t just clinical, it’s spiritual. Every prayer, no matter how messy or simple, invites God into the fight. And when He steps in? Freedom starts. Prayer brings clarity when your thoughts race, comfort when you crash, and hope when you’ve run out. You’re not alone , and this journey? It’s sacred.

In the quiet moments when fear feels loudest, faith whispers the way forward. Healing doesn't always come with clarity, but with each step taken in trust, light begins to break through.

Healing doesn’t always come all at once. But in the still moments, when we sit with God, open our hearts, and breathe in His promises, peace finds us. Even here. Even now. There’s beauty in the becoming, and comfort in knowing He walks with us through every step of the process.

Christian books provide a lifeline for those who may be isolated, struggling in silence, or needing daily encouragement.

Guilt may weigh you down, but God’s grace lifts you up. At Still Waters, healing begins not with shame, but with surrender, and leads to true freedom in Christ.

No matter how far you’ve wandered or how heavy the guilt, God's grace is greater. At Still Waters Recovery Center, we believe healing begins when you release your past and receive His mercy, because in Christ, you are forgiven, made new, and deeply loved.

Spiritual strongholds may feel unbreakable, but through prayer, Scripture, and faith in Christ, even the toughest walls begin to fall. Freedom is possible, and promised.

Healing begins when we no longer walk alone, when grace meets us in our pain, and Christ reaches out through the gentle hand of another.

In the arms of another, we begin to feel the arms of Christ—steadily holding, gently healing, never letting go.

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.