How About a Sober Cruise?

So you finished up your 90 day rehabilitation program at the Washington Rehabilitation Centers, and it is time to celebrate your new life. What better way to do it then to spend it with other fun loving sober people on a cruise ship sailing off to an exotic place? Well, if you want to hop on board one of sobercruises.com tropical getaways - you have to sign up in advance because people love to take these vacations and availability hard to find.

Introducing Meetup.com

So you finished your alcohol and drug rehabilitation in Washington Drug Rehab Centers, and you're looking for fun drug and alcohol free people to do things with, who live in your area: Meetup.com is a wonderful resource to find fun social activities to join, no matter where you are.

At Meetup.com you can find like minded people in your area meeting up to enjoy drug and alcohol free activities.

So how does it work?

1. Go to www.meetup.com
2. Type in what kind of activity you are looking for in the Topic or Interest box ex. "Drug Free"
3. Type in your area. ex. "Washington"
4. See what pop's up. 

  If you are interested in joining a Meetup simply sign up for free!

Do The 12 Steps Really Work?

Simply put, the Alcoholics Anonymous 12-Step Program is time-tested and proven to works. At River Source Washington Drug Rehab, we strongly encourage our clients to immerse themselves in actively working the steps. River Source provides 12-Step Group Counseling, 12-Step Workshops, support finding sponsors, and individual counseling from Licensed Independent Substance Abuse Counselors who will answer any questions that a client might have about the 12 Steps. In order to successfully complete the River Source treatment program, clients are required to complete worksheets on the first three steps and present their step work within a group setting. Experience has shown that clients who honestly grasp the first the 3 steps of the 12-Step Program have the most success sustaining sobriety. If you're researching Washington rehabilitation centers, visit www.WashingtonDrugRehab.org today.