HOUSE OF ISAIAH
HOI / ATHLETES FOR A DRUG-FREE AMERICA, INC.
 A Long Term Residential Drug and Alcohol Recovery Program For Men
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‘“At the House Of Isaiah, something happened. It wasn’t instantaneous or fanciful, it was simply a heart change. God radically changed my hardened heart. The program and my personal relationship with Isiah Robertson helped to bring out the ‘real me’ which had been suppressed for so many years by chemicals.”

Rob Reid - 2004
3 years clean & sober

www.robreid.org

 

Dear Friends,

On behalf of the HOI/Athletes For A Drug-Free America, Inc., DBA House Of Isaiah, a residential drug & alcohol recovery program for men, we would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to our new website. We are blessed to have this opportunity to assist you and your family in your recovery needs.  We offer a unique 7-step program, and recovery workshops to help our clients learn to live a healthy, productive lifestyle.

The House Of Isaiah’s 130 acre campuses include 3 facilities which are located approximately 1 hour east of Dallas, Texas.  HOI offers a peaceful, serene setting strongly conducive to personal & spiritual growth located in rural Texas, far removed from the temptations of city life.

Mission - The House Of Isaiah is dedicated to providing quality care to chemically dependent individuals and providing them with the necessary tools to live productive, sane, sober lives.

 
Recovery Facts:

· Statistically 75% - 90% of all alcoholics or addicts will relapse within the first year of release from traditional treatment programs. The short-term, 28-day in-patient model or out-patient programs have in the past demonstrated these failure rates.

· Typically a 3-5 month residential program with 4-6 months of follow-up aftercare is the recommended treatment method for most hard-core addictions.

· For the addict unwilling to get treatment, professional intervention is recommended.

 
(Recovery Facts are provided by www.drugandalcoholrehab.net)
 
We at the House Of Isaiah believe chemical dependency is a treatable disease. We believe utilizing the 12-steps of Alcoholics/Narcotics Anonymous and Spiritual Principles address the ‘whole man’. We believe that it is vital for the addict/alcoholic to learn to live within the boundaries and limitations set for him, hence learning self-control. Furthermore, we believe that establishing great work ethics is essential for total rehabilitation and successful re-entry into society.

HOUSE OF ISAIAH
www.houseofisaiah.org
houseofisaiah@aol.com
(903) 887-1373