Christian outpatient addiction treatment shaped by trauma-informed care.

Christian Outpatient Addiction Treatment That Sees the Whole Person

Grace Recovery Services offers Christian outpatient addiction treatment that addresses substance use while making room for trauma, mental health concerns, relationships, and faith. Spiritual practices are always your choice.

Looking for help for someone you love? Our care team can help you understand available next steps while respecting each person's privacy.

Care for substance use and the person experiencing it

Recovery can begin before you have every answer

Addiction is a health concern, not a moral failure. You may be carrying questions about substance use, emotional pain, anxiety, depression, family strain, or faith. You do not need to sort those questions alone before reaching out.

GRS provides outpatient and intensive outpatient care. Recommendations begin with listening, reviewing your needs, and discussing which available services may be appropriate. Outpatient care is not a substitute for emergency care, hospital care, residential treatment, or medically supervised withdrawal when those levels of support are needed.

Intensive Outpatient Program

Structured outpatient support for people who may need more frequency and support than standard outpatient care while continuing to live at home. Program fit and current availability require clinical review.

Outpatient Program

Ongoing support that may fit people beginning care, stepping down from a higher level of treatment, or continuing recovery work with less structure.

Co-Occurring Needs

Care may consider mental health concerns that occur alongside substance use. Grace Christian Counseling may be an additional or continuing counseling option when verified and appropriate. It is not automatic enrollment.

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What shapes care at Grace Recovery Services

Clinical responsibility, Christian hope, and respectful connection

The same three commitments guide the way GRS welcomes questions, considers treatment needs, and supports the work of recovery.

Trauma-informed care

Trauma may be part of a person's story, but it is not the cause of every addiction. Trauma-informed care emphasizes safety, trust, choice, collaboration, and pacing. It does not assume that trauma processing should begin immediately.

Faith-based options

Christian faith is central to GRS and informs its understanding of grace, hope, and restoration. Prayer, Scripture, and spiritual discussion may be included when you want them. People of any belief may inquire, and spiritual practices do not replace clinical treatment.

Relational process

Care begins with respectful connection. The team learns about your needs and discusses available options without reducing you to a diagnosis. Reaching out does not guarantee admission, a particular counselor, or a specific outcome.

A lower-pressure first step

What to expect when you contact GRS

You can ask questions without knowing the right program name or level of care. A member of the care team can explain verified options and what information is needed to consider a next step.

  1. Step 1


    Share what brings you here

    Use the Contact page to tell the team how to reach you and what you would like help understanding.

  2. Step 2


    Discuss needs and available options

    The conversation may include substance use, mental health, safety, prior care, practical needs, and whether faith integration matters to you.

  3. Step 3


    Review an appropriate next step

    The team can discuss whether a verified GRS service may fit or whether another level or type of care should be considered.

For individuals and families

A place to ask what support could look like

If you are concerned about someone you love, you may contact GRS to learn about available treatment options and general ways to support a next step. Family involvement in a client's care depends on the client's consent, clinical appropriateness, and confidentiality requirements.

Family members may also ask whether counseling through Grace Christian Counseling is an appropriate separate option. That relationship should be confirmed at the time of inquiry and does not provide access to another person's treatment information.

“So then, while we have opportunity, let us do good to all people.”
Galatians 6:10, NASB 1995 excerpt

You can begin with a question

Explore your options with the GRS care team

Tell us what you are looking for, whether for yourself or someone you love. The care team can explain current services, what information is needed, and possible next steps without promising admission or a particular outcome.

Contact Our Care Team

Grace Recovery Services is located at 8700 Pennsylvania Avenue, North Huntingdon, PA 15642. Confirm current service availability and appointment details with the care team.