Sunday night and Wednesday night services are also available if the patient desires to attend. At the end of treatment, the patient presents his or her fifth step with a clergy person of his or her choice. This is a time of confession and spiritual renewal where the patient admits to God and another human being the exact nature of his or her wrongs and turns his or her life over to the Lord. Each day the patient is encouraged to seek through prayer and meditation to improve his or her conscious contact with God, as the patient understands Him, seeking only the knowledge of his will and the power to carry that out. Family Program Keystone believes that everyone in the family is affected by living in an addictive environment.
Addiction is a family disease.
The Keystone family program staff offers special education and support to the family members while their loved one is in treatment. The family program is designed to promote open and honest communication and to develop healthy relationships. To maintain a clean and sober lifestyle, individuals must continue to work a program of recovery after treatment. This includes regular attendance at 12 step groups and aftercare sessions. Family therapy continues as needed and a parent's support group meets once a week.