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WHO WE ARE

We provide a safe place for long-term recovery from substance abuse while focusing on restoring lives through the love of Jesus Christ.​

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Everyone is Welcome

 

There is a place for you here!

The goal for our recovery center is to provide hope through individualized, supportive, and compassionate care while sharing the love of Jesus Christ to those who are suffering from an addiction. Our facility will serve adult women from Rock County and the Stateline area. Although we are a faith-based program, we will not discriminate against religious or spiritual views. Our Board will search to secure team members that believe in treating each client’s underlying core problems to help them heal emotionally, spiritually, mentally, and physically. Our aim is to provide the tools needed to achieve and sustain recovery and to be self-reliant through providing addiction counseling, while transforming lives in the areas of financial accountability, stress and anger management, and community interaction.

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OUR PROGRAM

Rock County Restorations Recovery Center will utilize a Christ-centered, faith-based curriculum while still using proven scientific methods of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Our program will take approximately one year to complete. Our facility will give women the skills and time to overcome the obstacles that prevent them from being self-reliant. Partnering with other organizations such as Willow Women’s Center and the Micah’s Project to ensure women and moms have the tools they need during and after their one-year stay with us to have the support they need to continue a successful journey through recovery.

The Process

​Our residents will participate in group sessions along with individual sessions throughout their time at Restorations. Our group sessions will focus on Biblical truths and educate the resident on the science of addiction while incorporating coping skills that will create new neuron pathways in the brain. Each resident will have individual counseling that will focus on past traumas and their individual recovery needs. The residents will additionally have an advocate that will work with them in an individualized treatment plan, focusing on goals to increase the rate of success. Because addiction affects so many relationships, there will be a focus for residents, when possible and beneficial, to mend familial relationships. Residents with children will have intensive parenting classes and training through Willow Women's Center's-Love and Logic program. We recognize the need for social interaction, and we will incorporate monthly activities as a group where children and extended families are invited to attend with the residents. This will teach residents how to socialize in healthy social situations. Healthy relationships will be an additional focus, concentrating on overcoming co-dependency, anger management, and manipulation.

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Restorations will provide education on health. We will give attention to the physical effects of drug and alcohol abuse and addiction. We will incorporate education and practices for a healthy lifestyle, which include proper diet, exercise, proper sleep, stress reduction, prayer, and corrective thought patterns.

The residents of Rock County Restorations will be given temperament and skills testing. These results will assist us in knowing areas that the resident needs educational tutoring and to assist in career counseling. During the third phase the resident will do in house career exploration. In or about the 5th month residents will be required to work 20 hours a week outside of the facility. If a resident is unable to work due to disability, they must find a place(s) to volunteer those 20 hours per week. It is our goal to have local businesses employ and train these individuals in a career that they will enjoy working in and be proud of. This will teach a work ethic and introduce them into healthy lifestyle patterns and build their self-esteem. After the residents begin working, they will be required to participate in a financial course that will be taught by a financial institution, where sound principles of budgeting and credit repair will be a focus. The resident will have ongoing supervision of financial responsibility throughout the time at Restorations and through the period of their one- year sober living. Additionally, those lacking a diploma, or a GED will have the opportunity obtain these. Restorations will also assist those that desired to attend college or tech school to apply for financial aid and scholarships. Residents that meet the age requirement will be offered Job Corps as an option as well.

Rock Co. Restorations will also dedicate time to educate residents on life skills. Our residents will have an opportunity to learn these skills while supporting the facility through meal preparation, grounds maintenance, homesteading skills, and cleaning. Prioritizing their needs and time management will be a component of this as well.

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Community Statistics

1345 people were surveyed in 2019 in Rock County by asking what the top health problems are.

1. 1091 said that drug abuse was the number one health problem.
2. 863 said alcohol abuse.
3. 734 people were asking for drug and alcohol abuse services.
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Alcohol…The Facts

​Alcohol is the leading lifestyle-related cause of death in the United States.
Out of 72 counties in Wisconsin, Rock county ranks 19th highest in the deaths related to alcohol.
42% of Rock County vehicular deaths in 2020 were due to alcohol-impaired driving, while the state average was 36%.

Alcohol-related hospital services 2011 versus 2019, according to the Wisconsin Department of Human Services

2011	2019
827 inpatient visits	1043 inpatient visits
297 emergency room visits	1243 emergency room visits

 

​Overdoses in Rock County increased 35 % between 2020 and 2021.
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/aoda/drug-overdose-deaths.htm

The following information was provided by Joe Murray, of the Beloit Fire Department.
As of June 2021, 4% of all paramedic runs were due to overdoses.
Rock County received 134 calls for overdoses by June 2021, being the top six most frequent calls.

• In 2020, 137 individuals were given of Narcan.
• In 2021, 147 individuals were given of Narcan.
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ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experience)and Effects on Addictions

​Addiction can be attributed to traumas experienced in childhood. These traumas (Adverse Childhood Experience or ACE) can be due to physical, emotional, and sexual abuse as well as physical and emotional neglect. Household disfunctions also can play a role, such as death or absence of a parent, parent/caregiver with mental illness or substance abuse, and domestic violence in the home. ACEs are linked to mental illness, substance misuse, impulse control and chronic health problems in children and adults. Rock County had the highest percent of high-risk people who admitted to having four or more ACE indicators as a share of the population (24% vs. a statewide average of 14%). It showed the fewest percent with scores of zero, in which a person had not experienced any of the ACEs (31% vs. 43%). 
​https://projects.jsonline.com/news/2017/12/4/wisconsin-childhood-trauma-data-explodes-myth-of-not-in-my-small-town.html

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Our Core Values

 

• We will utilize a Christ-based approach to our services.
• We believe that our residents have the right to be in a safe and healthy environment that is conducive to healing emotionally and spiritually.
• We believe that everyone has the right and the ability to live a life free of addiction to drug and alcohol.
• We will provide a safe and compassionate environment to share core problems that lead to addiction without judgement and maintain strict confidentiality.

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Restoring Lives Together!

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