by The Magdalen House | Mar 31, 2021 | #Relapse, First Step, Next Step, Volunteer
Have you ever wondered what can happen when a woman returns to The Magdalen House First Step program for the second (or more) time? Andrea’s story is one of many beautiful examples of a “Hopeful Happening” following her return to The Magdalen House. Returning to The...
by The Magdalen House | Feb 18, 2021 | Community, First Step, Next Step, Partners, Resources, Testimonial
The stars truly aligned when we partnered with Allen Psychiatry. They proudly serve the North Dallas area with recovery-based practices including: mental and behavioral health assessment and evaluation, medication management, therapy/counseling, and advanced...
by The Magdalen House | Jan 18, 2021 | #Free, #Treatment, 12 Steps, Next Step
Since June of 1987, The Magdalen House has worked toward a single purpose: helping women achieve sobriety and sustain recovery from alcoholism. And for over three decades, we have helped thousands of alcoholic women through our 14-day residential First Step program...
by The Magdalen House | Oct 29, 2020 | #Detox, #Free, 12 Steps, Alcoholism, Community, First Step, Next Step
In this episode of Studying the Steps, Chloe helps us study Step 10. She talks about the discipline and importance of this step, building awareness, being recovered, aligning our will with God’s will, and more. Step 10: Continued to take personal inventory and...
by The Magdalen House | Oct 21, 2020 | #Detox, #Free, 12 Steps, Alcoholism, Community, First Step, Next Step
In this episode of Studying the Steps, Chloe helps us study Steps 6 and 7. She talks about character defects becoming objectionable, God giving us the choice in Step 7 (He’s not going to turn us into someone we don’t want to be), how being spirituality fit...
by The Magdalen House | Jul 30, 2020 | #Women, First Step, Next Step
We were given the opportunity to meet Teresa in 2018 when she came through the Social Detox Program. It was her second time through Maggie’s in the same year, but this time was different. “Though I had been trying for years to get sober, this was the real deal—it was...
