Milestones – Community Impact Report: June 2019
We are astonished and excited about the incredible increase of women coming through The Magdalen House this year. To say that the Social Detox Program has helped more [...]
A Day in the Life at Maggie’s as a Social Detox Client
The Magdalen House Social Detox Program provides a safe and comfortable setting for an alcoholic woman to physically separate from alcohol so that she may learn about alcoholism [...]
Why does Maggie’s ask for House Needs? – FAQ
House Needs are so much more than food items, toiletries, study materials, and supplies. Not only do these gifts help to meet immediate, tangible needs for our Social [...]
Celebrating 32 Years of Helping Alcoholic Women
We are honored to be celebrating 32 years of helping alcoholic women. What an ✨INCREDIBLE✨ 32nd Anniversary Party with over 200 attendees! Thank you to this special community [...]
Providing Meetings with Childcare for Moms in Recovery
Meetings with Childcare Moms in recovery, we see you! And we know that putting your recovery first can be especially hard when you have kiddos to take care [...]
What does “Social Detox” mean?
While not as common as medical detox typically found in treatment centers, social detox is a common type of method used in the process of physical detoxification from [...]
The Magdalen House is Not a Treatment Center
Being an organization that helps alcoholic women recover from alcoholism, it’s common to be asked, “Is Maggie’s a treatment center?” or “Does The Magdalen House offer an Intensive [...]
Alcoholism is a Mental Illness
Did you know that alcoholism is a mental illness? From the National Institute of Mental Health: "Substance use disorder changes normal desires and priorities. It changes normal behaviors [...]
Help a Mom Recover: Teresa’s Story
An Interview with Teresa Hollingsworth, Social Detox Alumna Help a Mom Recover is a series that spotlights moms in Maggie's Recovery Community. Please consider honoring the moms in [...]
Alcoholism: The Statistics are Staggering
A 2017 study published in JAMA Psychiatry found that, on average, one in eight American adults suffers from Alcohol Use Disorder, more commonly known as alcoholism. The study [...]
