The Salvation Army: Adult Rehabilitation Center

About The Salvation Army: Adult Rehabilitation Center

The Salvation Army: Adult Rehabilitation Center is located just east of the Susquehanna River in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. They serve men and women who need support for their drug or alcohol use disorder. They provide residential treatment and counseling services while also taking a faith-based approach to care. The program is free of charge but there is a small fee if you have a regular income stream.

This location is situated along a quiet commercial zone within proximity to Interstate 81. It’s also close to different shopping facilities as well. The Adult Rehabilitation Center operates under the nationally recognized Salvation Army. The Salvation Army is a nonprofit organization that’s committed to providing quality care to individuals and their families within a community.

At the heart of the Adult Rehabilitation Center’s services is its work therapy program. Through the work therapy program, you’ll work in the affiliated Salvation Army thrift store. This will allow you to gain real-world skills that will help you build healthy habits to combat your substance use struggles.

You’ll learn how to improve communication skills and how to problem-solve in real-time as you work with customers. You’ll also gain a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction in achieving the work goals you’ve set for yourself.

In addition to their work therapy program, I appreciate that they take an intentional approach to the therapy services they offer. There’s both individual and group counseling which will help you focus on building healthy habits and coping strategies for success. There’s also faith-based fellowship here as well. This will encourage you to lean into a higher power as you move through your recovery.

The Salvation Army has a big focus on helping restore individuals and their relationships with their loved ones. They believed that through this focused approach to care, you can go on to lead a sustainably sober lifestyle