Making a decision to enter treatment is not easy. Because addiction is a community and family disease, it affects everyone in proximity to the afflicted person. So, to those closest to you and your family, both afflicted and affected, you are commended for the acts of courage, hope, and resolve that have brought you here, to SpiritLife. Hopefully, we are joining you at the crossroads of a journey leading to a better path.
Clients are not permitted to receive or accept phone calls while in detox. Family will receive a phone call from our staff once their loved one is admitted into detox. Family members can also get updates on their loved ones provided the client has signed a consent.
IMPORTANT: SpiritLife’s communication with families depends entirely on consent of the client. If we not communicating with you, it is not because we don’t want to but because we are not permitted to without a client’s permission.
If your family member is staying for rehabilitation, he or she are allowed a short phone call once they step to rehab. This call is usually made with their counselor, allowing you to establish a relationship and point of contact.
Clients are permitted two (2) ten-minute phone calls a week.
Family members can visit seven (7) days after their loved one has been in rehabilitation or if cleared by counselor.. Visiting hours are on Wednesday’s from 4-6pm.
Clients are permitted three (3) adults and three (3) children under the age of 18 each visit. Visitors over the age of 18 must show photo ID.
Family counseling sessions can also be set up with your loved one’s counselor during the week.
Please refer to our prohibited items list on our admissions page
If you have any additional questions, please call 724-465-2165
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Please refer to our prohibited items list on our admissions page