At The Blackberry Center in St. Cloud, Florida, Christian counseling is an optional treatment that can make a big impact in addiction recovery. By supplementing our traditional counseling services, this faith-based approach can give you a new way to contextualize and...
Designer drugs are extremely common among young people and are very unstable and dangerous. We at The Blackberry Center are dedicated to fighting this epidemic and help people take their lives back. What Are Designer Drugs? Designer drugs are synthetic or man-made...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 10, 2020 Irene Pinero-Duque The Blackberry Center 1-844-232-6151 info@getchristianrecovery.com Orlando, Florida: The Blackberry Center is pleased to announce the launch of its newest program, Get Christian Recovery: a faith-based drug and...
As you begin your sober life, it is only natural to worry about relapse. But there is much you can do after receiving treatment from a Christian faith recovery center in Florida to help prevent relapse from happening. Read on for just some of the things that will help...
Here at The Blackberry Center, we take enormous pride in our calculated recovery process. We combine the Christian faith with the 12-step program along with counseling to maximize your ability to succeed. While some treatment centers only remove the addiction, The...
A vicious cycle exists between trauma and addiction. Trauma often causes its victims to self-medicate with drugs or alcohol. Oftentimes, this leads to addiction and further trauma. For this reason, it’s essential that rehabilitation treats not only the addiction but...
We at the The Blackberry Center are very concerned with allowing our patients to reconnect with God. By healing your relationship with God, you can make peace with the mistakes of your past and move on. Combining medicine and faith we can help to heal even the...
Interventions allow close friends, family and loved ones to take a stand in the battle against addiction. They are one of the more common ways to effectively and proactively reach out to someone who is abusing drug, alcohol or other vices. We know it can be...
