Program Outline
The Boaz House provides a 1 year-long program followed by a transition program that is available to each individual for up to 2 years. While participation in the transition program is optional, it is highly recommended.
We offer a supportive environment that encourages personal growth and healing through Christ centered spiritual engagement.
You will learn to lead your life with purpose. We guide you in building confidence and setting personal goals to support long-term recovery.
We offer a structured program to help you rebuild your life. Our compassionate team provides tools and support for a brighter future.
We provide support and resources to ensure a smooth reintegration and continued recovery.
Daily Schedule (Subject to Change):
This is an example of our typical program schedule.
6:30 AM Wake Up - Breakfast on your own
7 AM Morning Quiet Time + Devotion
7:30 AM Med Call
7:40 AM Worship
8 AM Prayer
8:15 AM Morning Class
- Current classes include Getting Your Life on Target, Battlefield of the Mind, Boundaries, The Freedom Blueprint, Every Woman's Battle, Living Beyond Your Feelings, Self Love, Tired of Trying to Measure Up and more!
- Wednesdays - Group led by LPC
10 AM
- Monday - Prayer Time with Volunteers
- Tuesday + Wednesday - Work Therapy
- Thursday - Individual Therapy
- Deep Cleaning Chores
- Friday - Work Therapy
12 PM Lunch
1 PM - 3 PM
- Monday - Video Teaching
- 2 PM Monday House Meeting
- Tuesday + Wednesday - Work Therapy
- 2 PM Exercise + Recreation (Tuesday + Thursday)
- Thursday - Deep Cleaning Chores
- Friday - Work Therapy
3 PM Worship
3:30 PM Study/Personal Time
5 PM Dinner
6 PM Evening Class/Offsite Activity
8 PM Evening Med Call
10 PM Lights Out
Sunday - Church and Rest
Abundant Life Beyond Addiction
Start your journey to recovery with The Boaz House—we are transforming lives, fostering healing, and providing support for every step forward.
Disclaimer: Scope of Services
The Boaz House is a faith-based, non-clinical recovery program designed to offer spiritual guidance, life skills development, and supportive community living for women seeking recovery. While we are committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment, we are not a licensed clinical treatment center and do not offer medical, psychiatric, or licensed therapeutic services.
Our services are limited to the scope, experience, and qualifications of our staff and volunteers. We are not equipped to manage individuals with severe mental health diagnoses, active psychosis, untreated eating disorders, or those requiring inpatient detoxification or intensive clinical care.
Participants are encouraged to maintain coordination with medical professionals, licensed therapists, or treatment providers as needed. Admission and continued participation at The Boaz House are contingent upon our ability to safely support each individual within our program structure and staff capacity.
We reserve the right to refer individuals to more appropriate services if their needs exceed what we are equipped to provide.