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## Posts
- [Alcohol Use Disorder: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and What Treatment Looks Like in Memphis](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/alcohol-use-disorder-what-it-is-what-it-isnt-and-what-treatment-looks-like-in-memphis-2/): Alcohol is the most widely used substance in the United States, and alcohol use disorder is the most common form of addiction. Yet it's also one of the most misunderstood, in part because alcohol is legal, socially normalized, and rarely talked about with the same clinical seriousness as other substance use disorders.
- [What Happens After Residential Treatment? Planning the Transition Back to Daily Life](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/what-happens-after-residential-treatment-planning-the-transition-back-to-daily-life/): Completing residential treatment is genuinely hard-won. Getting through it deserves recognition. But the days and weeks after discharge are among the highest-risk periods in any person's recovery, and how well that transition is planned matters more than most people realize going in.
- [What Does Recovery Dynamics® Therapy Actually Do?](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/what-does-recovery-dynamics-therapy-actually-do/): Recovery Dynamics® is Serenity's core clinical approach to addiction treatment. Learn what it is, how it works, and why it's been central to successful recovery for over 50 years in Memphis.
- [What Is Intensive Outpatient Treatment?](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/what-is-intensive-outpatient-treatment/): Intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) offers structured addiction recovery without residential care. Learn how IOP works, who qualifies, and what to expect at Serenity Recovery Centers in Memphis.
- [Alcohol Use Disorder: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and What Treatment Looks Like in Memphis](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/alcohol-use-disorder-what-it-is-what-it-isnt-and-what-treatment-looks-like-in-memphis/): Alcohol is the most widely used substance in the United States, and alcohol use disorder is the most common form of addiction. Yet it's also one of the most misunderstood, in part because alcohol is legal, socially normalized, and rarely talked about with the same clinical seriousness as other substance use disorders.
- [Addiction Treatment Resources in Memphis: A Local Guide](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/addiction-treatment-resources-in-memphis-a-local-guide/): Finding addiction treatment can feel overwhelming when you need help most. Serenity Recovery Centers has served the Memphis community for years, providing comprehensive treatment services designed to support recovery at every stage. This guide explains the treatment options available through Serenity and the supplementary resources in Memphis that support long-term recovery.
- [Meditation Practices: Finding Inner Peace in Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/meditation-practices-finding-inner-peace-in-recovery/): In the journey of recovery from addiction, finding effective tools for maintaining sobriety and emotional balance is crucial. Among these tools, meditation stands out as a powerful practice that can significantly enhance the recovery process. This ancient practice, now backed by modern science, offers individuals in recovery a way to cultivate inner peace, manage triggers, and build a stronger foundation for long-term sobriety.
- [Career Development: Finding Purpose Through Work in Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/career-development-finding-purpose-through-work-in-recovery/): Finding meaningful work during recovery is more than just securing employment—it's about discovering purpose, building self-worth, and creating a sustainable foundation for long-term sobriety.
- [Recovery and Relationships: Rebuilding Trust and Connection](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/recovery-and-relationships-rebuilding-trust-and-connection/): Recovery from addiction is a deeply personal journey that impacts not only the individual seeking sobriety but also their relationships with family, friends, and loved ones.
- [Managing Stress: Healthy Ways to Cope Without Substances](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/managing-stress-healthy-ways-to-cope-without-substances/): Stress is a natural part of life, but how we manage it can make all the difference in our overall well-being and recovery journey. While some people might turn to substances as a coping mechanism, there are numerous healthy alternatives that can help us navigate life's challenges effectively.
- [Support Groups: The Power of Community in Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/support-groups-the-power-of-community-in-recovery/): These gatherings of individuals who share similar experiences create powerful spaces for healing, understanding, and growth.
- [Art Therapy: Creative Expression in Addiction Treatment](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/art-therapy-creative-expression-in-addiction-treatment/): Art therapy has emerged as a powerful tool in addiction treatment, offering individuals a unique pathway to healing through creative expression.
- [Nutrition and Recovery: Healing the Body Through Proper Diet](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/nutrition-and-recovery-healing-the-body-through-proper-diet/): When it comes to recovery from addiction or other health challenges, proper nutrition plays a vital role that is often overlooked.
- [The Role of Exercise: Physical Fitness in Addiction Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/the-role-of-exercise-physical-fitness-in-addiction-recovery/): Exercise and physical fitness play a crucial role in addiction recovery, offering both physical and psychological benefits that can significantly enhance the healing process.
- [Relapse Prevention: Identifying Triggers and Developing Coping Strategies](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/relapse-prevention-identifying-triggers-and-developing-coping-strategies/): Relapse prevention is a crucial component of long-term recovery from addiction. Understanding your personal triggers and developing effective coping strategies can make the difference.
- [Building Healthy Habits: Creating a New Lifestyle in Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/building-healthy-habits-creating-a-new-lifestyle-in-recovery/): Recovery from addiction is more than just abstaining from substances—it's about building a completely new lifestyle that supports long-term wellness and personal growth. Creating healthy habits is fundamental to this transformation, providing structure, purpose, and stability during the recovery journey.
- [Dual Diagnosis: Addressing Mental Health and Addiction Together](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/dual-diagnosis-addressing-mental-health-and-addiction-together/): Understanding and treating dual diagnosis - the co-occurrence of mental health disorders and substance use disorders - is one of the most critical challenges in modern behavioral healthcare. At Serenity Recovery Centers, we recognize that these intertwined conditions require an integrated, comprehensive approach to treatment for the best possible outcomes.
- [Mindfulness in Recovery: Techniques for Maintaining Sobriety](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/mindfulness-in-recovery-techniques-for-maintaining-sobriety/): Mindfulness has emerged as a powerful tool in addiction recovery, offering individuals a practical approach to maintaining sobriety while developing greater self-awareness and emotional regulation. This comprehensive guide explores how mindfulness techniques can support your recovery journey and help prevent relapse.
- [Family Support: How to Help a Loved One Through Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/family-support-how-to-help-a-loved-one-through-recovery/): Supporting a loved one through addiction recovery is both challenging and crucial. Family members play a vital role in the healing process, but many struggle to find the right balance between helping and enabling. This comprehensive guide will help you navigate this journey effectively.
- [Understanding Addiction: The Science Behind Substance Dependency and Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/understanding-addiction-the-science-behind-substance-dependency-and-recovery/): Addiction is a complex neurobiological disorder that affects millions of people worldwide, fundamentally changing how individuals think, feel, and behave. To truly understand this challenging condition, we must delve into the intricate workings of the brain and the various factors that contribute to substance dependency.
- [Detoxification: What to Expect](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/detoxification-what-to-expect/): Detoxification is the first crucial step in the journey to overcoming addiction. It involves removing harmful substances from the body and managing withdrawal symptoms under medical supervision. Understanding what to expect during the detox process can help individuals prepare mentally and physically, ensuring a smoother and more effective transition to sobriety. In this article, we will provide a detailed explanation of the detox process, its importance, and how to prepare for it.
- [Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Opioid Addiction](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/cognitive-behavioral-therapy-cbt-for-opioid-addiction/): Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Opioid Addiction offers a transformative approach for individuals struggling with opioid addiction, focusing on altering negative thought patterns and behaviors. This evidence-based therapy can significantly impact recovery, helping patients develop healthier coping mechanisms and ultimately achieve lasting sobriety.
- [Understanding the Role of Nutrition and Exercise in Opioid Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/understanding-the-role-of-nutrition-and-exercise-in-opioid-recovery/): The journey to overcome opioid addiction is multifaceted, involving a combination of medical treatment, psychological support, and lifestyle changes. Among these, nutrition and exercise play crucial roles. A well-balanced diet and regular physical activity can significantly enhance the recovery process, providing the body with essential nutrients and the mind with stability and focus. In this article, we will delve into the importance of nutrition and exercise in opioid recovery, exploring how these elements contribute to a holistic and sustainable recovery process.
- [Support Groups for Opioid Addiction Recovery: A Path to Healing](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/support-groups-for-opioid-addiction-recovery-a-path-to-healing/): Opioid addiction is a complex and challenging condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide. Overcoming this addiction often requires a multifaceted approach, including medical treatment, counseling, and social support. One of the most effective ways to achieve and maintain recovery is by joining a support group. In this article, we will highlight the benefits of joining support groups like Narcotics Anonymous (NA) and how they can aid in opioid addiction recovery.
- [How to Find the Right AA Sponsor](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/find-right-aa-sponsor/): Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous both recommend finding a sponsor to guide you through the recovery process. Finding the right sponsor is important. Here are some tips to help you find the best match.
- [Bouncing Back from Relapse: Your Roadmap to Resilient Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/bouncing-back-from-relapse-your-roadmap-to-resilient-recovery/): Starting on the path to recovery is a brave step, but it’s also the beginning of a long journey that can have its share of challenges, including the possibility of relapse. It’s important to remember that relapse doesn't mean failure—it's a common part of the recovery process for many. Here’s some guidance on how to deal with relapses and maintain progress in your recovery journey.
- [Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders: A Guide to Recovery When Facing Both Mental Health and Substance Use Challenges](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/unraveling-the-complexity-of-dual-diagnosis-treatment-a-holistic-path-to-recovery/): When someone is dealing with both mental health issues and substance use problems at the same time, we call these co-occurring disorders. It's like facing two battles at once, which can feel overwhelming but also very common. Here’s a simpler look at why getting help for both problems together is so important and how it can make recovery smoother and more effective.
- [Navigating the First 30 Days of Sobriety: A Guide to Your New Beginning](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/navigating-the-first-30-days-of-sobriety-a-guide-to-your-new-beginning/): Embarking on the journey of sobriety is a monumental step toward reclaiming control over your life and health. The initial 30 days are often seen as a pivotal period - full of challenges, but also filled with the promise of a new beginning. We understand the complexities of this critical phase and are here to provide guidance and support. Here's what to expect and how to navigate through your first month of sobriety.
- [The Impact of Childhood Trauma on Substance Abuse](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/the-impact-of-childhood-trauma-on-substance-abuse/): Recovery from addiction is a challenging journey, and it can become even more difficult when life throws curveballs such as loss and grief. The emotions experienced during these periods can be intense, and without the proper coping strategies, they can potentially lead to relapse. Today, we will delve into understanding and dealing with loss and grief during recovery.
- [Recognizing and Addressing Co-Dependency](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/recognizing-and-addressing-co-dependency/): Co-dependency is a behavioral condition in a relationship where one person enables another person's addiction, poor mental health, immaturity, irresponsibility, or underachievement. It can be a significant obstacle in addiction recovery. Let's explore how to recognize co-dependency and how to address it to facilitate the recovery process.
- [The Importance of Routine in a Sober Lifestyle](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/the-importance-of-routine-in-a-sober-lifestyle/): Transitioning from a life dominated by substance abuse to one of sobriety is a significant change that can be both liberating and daunting. One key strategy that can make this transition more manageable and successful is establishing a consistent routine. In this article, we explore why routine is crucial in a sober lifestyle.
- [Exploring the Link Between Addiction and Loneliness](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/exploring-the-link-between-addiction-and-loneliness/): Loneliness is a human experience that everyone encounters at some point. However, when it becomes chronic, it can be damaging. Studies show a significant link between loneliness and substance abuse. Let's dive deeper into understanding this connection and how addressing loneliness can be a crucial part of recovery.
- [The Importance of Aftercare in the Recovery Journey](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/the-importance-of-aftercare-in-the-recovery-journey/): Embarking on a journey to sobriety is a monumental step, and completing a rehabilitation program is an accomplishment worthy of celebration. But it's essential to understand that the journey doesn't end here. One of the most critical stages of recovery comes after leaving the rehabilitation center - the stage known as aftercare.
- [Using Mindfulness Techniques in Addiction Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/using-mindfulness-techniques-in-addiction-recovery/): In recent years, mindfulness has gained recognition for its potential in aiding addiction recovery. Often incorporated into therapies like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), mindfulness can provide those in recovery with essential tools to navigate their journey. Let's explore what mindfulness is, why it's beneficial, and some techniques you can start using today.
- [Nutrition in Recovery: Food Choices for a Healthier You](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/nutrition-in-recovery-food-choices-for-a-healthier-you/): Taking control of your health involves more than just saying no to drugs or alcohol. It means nurturing your body, including paying attention to your diet. Nutrition often gets sidelined in discussions about recovery, but it plays a crucial role. Let's delve into why nutrition matters in recovery and how you can make healthier food choices.
- [Building New Habits: A Key Element of Sobriety](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/building-new-habits-a-key-element-of-sobriety/): Recovery from substance abuse is more than just abstaining from drugs or alcohol; it's about reshaping your life, transforming your mindset, and, crucially, building new, healthier habits. These new habits play a significant role in maintaining sobriety and creating a fulfilling life beyond addiction. Let's explore why this is and how you can start building new habits today.
- [Understanding the Journey: A Step-by-Step Guide to Recovery Process](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/understanding-the-journey-a-step-by-step-guide-to-recovery-process/): Embarking on the road to recovery from substance abuse is a courageous step. It's important to remember that the journey to recovery is a process; it's not something that happens overnight, but rather a series of steps that lead to a healthier and substance-free life. Here at Serenity Recovery Centers, we want to demystify this journey and guide you through each stage of the recovery process.
- [Family Dynamics: How Addiction Affects Relationships](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/family-dynamics-how-addiction-affects-relationships/): Addiction doesn't just affect the individual suffering from substance abuse; it permeates and disrupts the entire family unit, challenging relationships and shaking the foundations of familial bonds. In this article, we will shed light on how addiction impacts family dynamics and ways families can navigate these tumultuous waters.
- [Exploring the Link: Mental Health and Substance Abuse](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/exploring-the-link-mental-health-and-substance-abuse/): In the realm of health and wellness, the intricate relationship between mental health and substance abuse is a critical topic of discussion. The correlation between the two is often referred to as a dual diagnosis, a condition where an individual suffers from a mental health disorder and a substance abuse problem concurrently. At Serenity Recovery Centers, we believe understanding this link is paramount for a comprehensive approach to recovery.
- [Decoding Detox: The Role of Detoxification in Addiction Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/decoding-detox-the-role-of-detoxification-in-addiction-recovery/): Embarking on a journey of recovery from addiction is a significant milestone. One of the first steps in this process, and often one of the most crucial, is detoxification or 'detox'. Let's dive deeper into understanding this essential phase of addiction recovery.
- [The Benefits of a Personalized Addiction Treatment Plan](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/the-benefits-of-a-personalized-addiction-treatment-plan/): Addiction is a disease that affects each individual differently, making a one-size-fits-all approach to treatment ineffective. That's why a personalized addiction treatment plan is essential for individuals seeking recovery. A personalized approach considers the individual's unique challenges, needs, and circumstances to develop a tailored treatment plan that addresses their specific needs. Here are some of the unique benefits of a personalized addiction treatment plan.
- [The 5 Unexpected Benefits of Becoming Sober](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/the-5-unexpected-benefits-of-becoming-sober/): One of the scariest parts of becoming sober is the fear of not handling life after sobriety well. It's understandable to be skeptical of change, but given the right tools, sobriety is the light at the end of the tunnel that is proven to be reachable.
- [How To Structure Your Routine in Early Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/how-to-structure-your-routine-in-early-recovery/): When you're in recovery, you'll probably have a lot of free time on your hands, which can be both exciting and scary at the same time. One of the hardest things to do while in recovery is finding ways to fill your free time with productive and healthy activities, which is why it's essential to structure your routine wisely from the beginning.
- [5 Ways Physical Activity Can Help You Recover From Addiction](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/5-ways-physical-activity-can-help-you-recover-from-addiction/): One of the most difficult aspects of recovery from an addiction can be the feeling of just lying around all day, every day, even if you are busy with other tasks like going to counseling, taking medication, and attending support group meetings.
- [5 Tips Dealing With Summer Parties During Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/5-tips-dealing-with-summer-parties-during-recovery/): When in recovery, you must remain mindful of your triggers and surroundings at any given time. However, as the summertime rolls around, you may find it increasingly challenging with all the seemingly endless parties and events.
- [How to Help a Family Member Suffering From Addiction](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/how-to-help-a-family-member-suffering-from-addiction/): Suspecting that someone we love may be suffering from drug addiction is a hard concept to face. Make sure that you have witnessed valid signs that point to a dependency on drugs before making a verdict or approaching your family member.
- [Ways to Help a Friend With Depression](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/ways-to-help-a-friend-with-depression/): It is estimated that about 3.8% of the population suffers from depression; in addition, it is also the leading cause of disability worldwide. These staggering statistics emphasize how common depression is international.
- [Dealing with Anger During Your Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/dealing-with-anger-during-your-recovery/): Anger is a normal and healthy human emotion. But it is a problem when it gets out of control. When you are under-recovery, anger can be a source of distraction.
- [What to Do if an Overdose Is Happening](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/what-to-do-if-an-overdose-is-happening/): An overdose is a life-threatening condition. As a medical emergency, if you suspect someone is overdosing, it is critical to call 911 immediately.
- [How Addiction and Depression Can Be Connected and How to Get Help](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/how-addiction-and-depression-can-be-connected-and-how-to-get-help/): Both addiction and depression share common risk factors, such as changes in brain chemistry. Self-medicating with drugs or alcohol can quickly spiral into a full-blown addiction.

## Pages
- [Register for Free Training](https://serenityrecovery.org/wtebpi/registration/)
- [WTEBPI 2026 Conference](https://serenityrecovery.org/wtebpi/conference/)
- [A Night of Hope & Healing](https://serenityrecovery.org/gala/): An Evening Benefiting Serenity Recovery Centers
- [Recovery Dynamics](https://serenityrecovery.org/recovery-dynamics/): Joe McQuany (Joe McQ.) was the founder of Serenity Park, Inc. and Kelly Foundation, Inc. in Little Rock, Arkansas. For over 40 years, Joe devoted himself to helping others discover the joy of recovery through the program found in the original Twelve Steps.
- [What to Expect and What to Bring](https://serenityrecovery.org/admissions/what-to-expect-what-to-bring/): Listed below is information that you may need to know while you or a loved one is enrolled at Serenity Recovery Center.
- [Locations](https://serenityrecovery.org/locations/)
- [Admissions](https://serenityrecovery.org/admissions/): If you or someone you love is in need of treatment, you can request a call-back using this form, or call us toll free at 888.521.1131. Our staff is available to listen, to answer your questions, and to assist you with the admission process. We are committed to making this process as smooth as possible and will help you feel comfortable.
- [Employment](https://serenityrecovery.org/about/employment/): Serenity Recovery Centers, Inc., (“the Center”) is an equal opportunity employer and fully subscribes to the principles of equal employment opportunity. We consider applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, religion, creed, sex, national origin, age, marital or veteran status, disability, or any other protected basis under local, state or federal law. No question on this application is asked for the purpose of limiting or excluding any applicant’s consideration for employment because of the applicant’s inclusion in one of the protected categories.
- [Our Staff](https://serenityrecovery.org/about/our-staff/): Our Administrative, clinical, and support staff.
- [Board Members](https://serenityrecovery.org/about/board-of-directors/): No data was found
- [Mission & Values](https://serenityrecovery.org/about/mission-values/): The mission of Serenity Recovery Centers is to provide treatment and support to alcoholics and drug addicts as well as individuals who experience co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorders. This is achieved through counseling, education and advocacy provided to them and their families in order to strengthen and enrich their lives.
- [Resources](https://serenityrecovery.org/resources/): At Al‑Anon family group meetings, the friends and family members of problem drinkers share their experiences and learn how to apply the principles of the Al‑Anon program to their individual situations. Younger family members and friends attend Al-ATeen meetings.
- [Our Commitment](https://serenityrecovery.org/about/commitment/): Serenity Recovery Centers began as “Serenity House” in 1971 when a group of recovering alcoholics founded a safe haven for alcoholics seeking treatment. In the 50 years since our inception, our initial commitment has never waivered to offer counseling, education and advocacy to all individuals and families in our community who are struggling with addiction and seeking help.
- [Halfway Care](https://serenityrecovery.org/programs/halfway-care/): Serenity’s Halfway Program provides the support you need when you’re committed to living a sober lifestyle.
- [Healthy Life](https://serenityrecovery.org/programs/residential-treatment-for-pregnant-women/): Serenity Pregnant Women’s Program helps you face addiction while pregnant so you can deliver a healthy baby.
- [Our Story](https://serenityrecovery.org/about/): Serenity Recovery Centers began as “Serenity House” in 1971 when a group of recovering alcoholics founded a safe haven for alcoholics seeking treatment. In the 50 years since our inception, our initial commitment has never waivered to offer counseling, education and advocacy to all individuals and families in our community who are struggling with addiction — regardless of their ability to pay.
- [Treatment Programs](https://serenityrecovery.org/programs/): Clients gain structure in their lives through comprehensive individual, group, recreational and family group counseling. Therapy groups are specialized and related to life skills, relapse prevention and spiritual concepts.
- [Aftercare Group](https://serenityrecovery.org/programs/aftercare-group/): Stay on the right path with Serenity’s Aftercare Program by meeting once a week with our Serenity alumni support group.
- [Counseling](https://serenityrecovery.org/programs/counseling/): Serenity’s Addiction Recovery Counseling gives you the professional support you need to find lifelong sobriety.
- [Intensive Outpatient](https://serenityrecovery.org/programs/intensive-outpatient/): Serenity gives you the support you need as you transition back to independent living following addiction rehabilitation.
- [Medication Assisted Treatment](https://serenityrecovery.org/programs/medication-assisted-treatment/): Serenity Recovery Centers gives you the support you need for a medically supervised withdrawal from Opioids.
- [Residential Treatment](https://serenityrecovery.org/programs/residential-treatment/): Serenity Residential Treatment for men and women gets you the support you need for addiction recovery today.
- [Addiction Evaluation Assessment](https://serenityrecovery.org/programs/evaluation-assessment/): How do you know if you have an alcohol or drug problem? Find out with Serenity’s Addiction Evaluation Assessment.
- [The Journey](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/): Recovery is a journey, not a destination.
- [Contact Us](https://serenityrecovery.org/contact/): 1094 Poplar Ave.Memphis, TN 38105
- [Serenity Recovery Centers](https://serenityrecovery.org/): Willie Allen White, age 66, of Memphis, Tennessee passed away on Wednesday, May 1, 2024.
- [Privacy Policy](https://serenityrecovery.org/privacy/): This notice describes the personal data we collect through this website, how it’s used and shared, and your choices regarding this data.

## Locations
- [Serenity Recovery Centers](https://serenityrecovery.org/locations/midtown/): Our residential treatment center sits on three beautiful acres in Midtown, just outside of downtown Memphis, Tennessee are the four, three-story buildings that comprise the campus.
- [Serenity Intensive Outpatient (Bellevue)](https://serenityrecovery.org/locations/bellevue/): Serenity's Midtown Intensive Outpatient facility is located on Poplar Avenue and Bellevue, just east of the Main Campus.
- [Serenity Intensive Outpatient  (Park Avenue)](https://serenityrecovery.org/locations/park-avenue/): Serenity Recovery Centers New East location is now open. The Intensive Outpatient facility is located on Park Avenue in the Park Professional Plaza. For over 50 years, Serenity Recovery Centers intensive outpatient program has specialized in providing services for substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. Serenity’s Park Avenue location provides intensive outpatient, outpatient, partial hospitalization,medicated assisted treatment and addiction and mental health assessments. Along with these services Serenity offers Telehealth for group sessions and individual sessions to those in need of flexibility with scheduling.

## Profiles
- [Ashley Bulluck](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/ashley-bulluck/)
- [Joy Knowlton](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/joy-knowlton/)
- [Jim Harwood](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/jim-harwood/)
- [Zayid Saleem](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/zayid-saleem/)
- [Arriell Gipson Martin](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/arriell-gipson-martin/)
- [Dr. Mario Johnson](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/mario-johnson/)
- [Michael Fulton](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/michael-fulton/)
- [Rachel Sullivan](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/rachel-sullivan-2/)
- [Dr. Deaunte Thompson](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/deaunte-thompson/)
- [Joe Steffner](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/joe-steffner/)
- [Dustin Inman](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/dustin-inman/)
- [Latrice Thomas](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/danielle-jackson/)
- [Erma Hayslett](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/erma-hayslett/)
- [Ed Bosch](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/ed-bosch/)
- [Paula D. Hopper](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/profiles/paula-d-hopper/): B.A., M.S., LADAC

## Categories
- [Advice](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/category/advice/)
- [Education](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/category/education/)
- [Opioid Addiction Recovery](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/category/opioid-addiction-recovery/)
- [Resources for Recovering Addicts](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/category/resources-for-recovering-addicts/)
- [Uncategorized](https://serenityrecovery.org/blog/category/uncategorized/)