The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center Oklahoma City

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is a rehabilitation program that helps men and women work through drug and alcohol addiction. The center offers a residential treatment program where you can live in a safe and supportive environment while you build the recovery skills you need for success. While living here, you'll participate in their work therapy program and engage in counseling, fellowship, and community activities that will encourage you to make meaningful changes in your life.

Faith Based Support

The Salvation Army is a national leader in providing faith based services to help improve the lives of individuals, families, and the community at large. Through their rehabilitation centers, Christ centered teachings are woven into faith based counseling services and the 12 Steps.

Through fellowship and community building, you'll find meaning in your recovery journey, and many past clients say that being able to relinquish control to a higher power has helped them find success in their recovery.

Work Therapy at The Salvation Army

The work therapy program is a critical part of The Salvation Army’s Adult Rehabilitation Program. You'll become an associate at one of their affiliated thrift shops. While working, you'll get to apply the skills you've been practicing in recovery. This includes learning how to socialize, set boundaries, maintain those boundaries, develop a strong work ethic, and build your work experience so that you can land gainful employment once you leave the program.

Empowering Communities, One Person at a Time

The Salvation Army’s Rehabilitation Center is focused on helping you become the best version of yourself so that you can be a successful member of society. As you work through treatment, you'll be encouraged to mend broken relationships in your life, work toward family reunification, and build healthy habits that will make a lasting impact on your future. With these skills, you'll be able to maintain your sobriety in the long term.