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All Saints Recovery: Finding Strength Through Faith-Based Healing

At All Saints Recovery, we believe that faith has the power to transform lives and guide individuals toward lasting freedom from addiction. Faith-based recovery provides not only the tools to overcome substance abuse but also a sense of purpose, community, and spiritual grounding. By integrating biblical principles, prayer, and a supportive network of believers, we offer a holistic approach that heals the mind, body, and spirit. Discover how faith can light the path to recovery and help you rebuild a life of hope and fulfillment.

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Programs & Services

Our Services

At All Saints Recovery in Plano, Texas, we provide trauma-informed, Christ-centered care for individuals seeking lasting recovery from addiction. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) combines evidence-based therapy, spiritual renewal, and community connection to help clients heal
body, mind, and spirit.

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Christ-Centered Addiction Recovery

Freedom from addiction begins with hope and a safe place to heal. We integrate faith, therapy, and community support so clients can rebuild their lives with purpose and peace in Christ.

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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Our IOP offers structured clinical care three days a week, designed for individuals ready to live out recovery in real life. Clients receive counseling, group therapy, and faith-based support while maintaining work, school, or family responsibilities.

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Group Therapy and Peer Community

Healing happens in connection. In guided group sessions, clients learn emotional awareness, healthy communication, and accountability within a supportive, faith-filled environment.

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Individual Counseling

One-on-one sessions allow clients to explore trauma, relational patterns, and the emotional roots of addiction. Therapists use evidence-based and spiritually integrated techniques to foster clarity, self- compassion, and lasting change.

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Family Therapy

Addiction impacts the entire family system, not just the individual. Through family counseling, we help loved ones rebuild trust, strengthen communication, and create healthy boundaries that support long-term healing for everyone involved.

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Trauma-Informed and Somatic Interventions

We address the deeper wounds beneath addiction through trauma-focused and body-based therapies. Approaches like EMDR, mindfulness, and nervous system regulation help clients feel grounded, safe, and present in their bodies again.

Expressive Therapies: Music, Art, and Worship

Creativity opens new pathways to healing. Through art, music, and worship experiences, clients reconnect with emotion, joy, and the transformative love of God.

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12-Step Integration within a Christian Framework

Our program honors 12-Step principles while anchoring them in biblical truth. Clients grow through surrender, grace, and accountability while building a deeper walk with Christ.

Spiritual Formation and Faith Development

We encourage spiritual growth through prayer, worship, and Scripture reflection. Clients are invited to deepen their relationship with God and discover a renewed sense of identity and calling in Christ.

Life Skills and Relapse Prevention

Lasting recovery includes practical tools for daily living. We teach clients coping strategies, emotional regulation, and relapse prevention skills that support long-term stability and confidence.

Aftercare and Continuing Support

Healing continues beyond the program. We help each client create an aftercare plan that includes therapy, faith community engagement, and peer recovery resources for sustained growth and connection.

The 12 Steps

What Is the 12 Steps?

The 12-Step model, first introduced through Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in 1935, has helped millions find freedom from addiction through community, honesty, and surrender to a Higher Power. At All Saints Recovery, we honor this time-tested framework and integrate it within a Christ-centered approach to healing and restoration.

Walking the 12 Steps invites deep self-reflection, forgiveness, and transformation. Clients learn to release guilt and shame from the past, take responsibility for their actions, and experience the grace of God that empowers lasting change. The process nurtures emotional awareness and spiritual renewal, helping individuals express anger, grief, and anxiety in healthy, redemptive ways.

Through honesty, accountability, and faith, clients discover that recovery is not just about abstinence—it’s about becoming whole, connected, and free.

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How our 12-step program works

Our 12-Step program complements our trauma-informed and faith-based therapies by helping clients experience the power of connection and community. Within a safe and supportive group environment, clients share their experiences, reflect on past pain, and rediscover belonging. Each step encourages honesty, humility, and surrender to God’s transformative grace. As clients walk through the 12 steps, they gain practical tools for maintaining sobriety and spiritual alignment in everyday life.

Small Groups

Healing happens in relationship, which is why group therapy is at the heart of our Intensive Outpatient Program. Our small groups meet three evenings a week, creating space for vulnerability, accountability, and growth among peers who share similar experiences. Each group blends evidence-based therapy, experiential learning, 12-Step reflection, faith integration, and practical life skills. Clients discover that they are not alone and that recovery deepens through authentic community.

Location

Our Plano campus provides a calm, safe, and welcoming environment designed for healing. The setting offers private counseling rooms, warm group spaces, and areas for art, music, and worship. We’ve created a peaceful atmosphere where clients can rest, reflect, and reconnect with God and themselves.

Removing Barriers to Care

By offering online treatment, All Saints Recovery expands access to faith-based addiction care for
those who may otherwise go without it. Clients in rural areas, those with limited transportation, or individuals who prefer a more private option can still receive personalized support and connection. Our virtual platform ensures that help, hope, and community are never out of reach—because healing should have no limits.

The main way patients and providers communicate have always been through in-person, face-to-face interactions. And this has been the method clinicians have used to engage in substance abuse treatment. Although it has shown itself to be effective, online treatment offers a new vision in the range of treatment for substance use disorders (SUDs).

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What Are the 12 Steps?

The 12 Steps provide a spiritual and relational pathway to healing. They invite honesty, humility, and restoration through connection with God and others. Each step encourages reflection, confession, forgiveness, and growth, helping individuals break free from the isolation of addiction and rediscover purpose through faith and community.

The 12 Steps are:

1. We admitted we were powerless over alcohol (or drugs), that our lives had become unmanageable.
2. Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.
3. Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.
4. Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.
5. Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs.
6. Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character.
7. Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings.
8. Made a list of all persons we had harmed and became willing to make amends to them all.
9. Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.
10. Continued to take personal inventory and, when we were wrong, promptly admitted it.
11. Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God, praying for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out.

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How the 12 Steps Support Recovery

The 12-Step process is one of the most trusted frameworks for addiction recovery, rooted in honesty, accountability, and faith. At All Saints Recovery, we explore these steps through a Christ-centered lens, helping clients deepen their relationship with God as they grow in emotional and spiritual maturity. Through group therapy, reflection, and fellowship, clients learn to live in freedom, grace, and ongoing transformation.

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