Fellowship Hall

FH is an amazing treatment center. The staff are professional and caring, going above and beyond their responsibility to make patients feel welcome and comfortable during a difficult time. There is a good balance of large group education, small group therapy and one on one counseling. I also found time to be with myself and make use of the beautiful grounds for exercising and meditating. My life began to change from this experience!

As a former guest at Fellowship Hall, I received the best care a person in recovery could possibly get. Their staff is superb and their curriculum is top notch. Thanks to all at Fellowship Hall who have helped me on my recovery journey!

My life and the lives of those closest to me was taken hostage by addiction. I found myself chasing an antidote, a solution, an escape from pain, trauma, and that sinking sensation fueled by fear and frustration, all best friends with futility. In the mist of that, through their care and creation of a structured path for what was left of my so called life, a path lined with hope was presented. Narrow, yes. Navigable yes. Challenging, sure. But what was different from all the other attempts I’d made to turn my life around you may be wondering…. Well, everyone and everything. What Fellowship Hall accomplished was separating me from my unmanageable listless life, just long enough for my higher power to take a moment of clarity and mold that moment into movement towards sober living and sober thinking. The “Hicone Hilton” as my recovery family lovingly calls the hall fosters personal growth. Their supportive community became a crucial anchor, providing understanding and encouragement throughout my journey to realizing that at the core of my problems, the theme and the thing that sewn many of my mishaps together was , ME. Fellowship’s tailored recovery program and process met each of my individual needs, and ultimately contributed to a transformative experience in every area of my life. I left empowered to never reclaim my life back. No, that wasn’t the goal. The goal was for me to surrender my life back to the High Power that lends it to me in the first place. If you or anyone you love leaves Fellowship and believes that the Hall should have been the Cure to your addiction….ask yourself if they were also the Cause of it? This place helps those who want something different than death, those seeking answers to all their problems, start to do the due diligence it will take to discover there is a Solution. For me and my house that was priceless, given the fact that my life seemed lifeless. Well, while sitting in small group one day , Fellowship Hall helped reminded me I still had life left. So many of us do! Fellowship Hall has was the place the rest of my life was born.

I have personally witnessed miracle after miracle as a direct result of the great care given at Fellowship Hall. Many of us, including our families, have been given a second chance at life.

April 28, 2005 is when I stepped through the doors of FH. I was angry, afraid, tired and not sure if I could do this. My counselor approached me and said… We are not bad people trying to get good, We are sick people trying to get well. That hit me hard. Thank you Fellowship Hall for helping me find me., and for loving me until I could love myself.I have not found a reason to drink since.