Beth's Blessing offers a residential treatment program for women struggling with substance use disorders in a serene setting atop the Appalachian Mountains. This CARF-accredited center integrates clinical excellence with a Christian-centered philosophy, addressing healing through a holistic approach that nurtures mind, body, and spirit. The comprehensive program unfolds across four phases, beginning with a thorough physical and mental assessment to create personalized treatment plans. Throughout their stay, women receive around-the-clock support from addiction specialists while participating in evidence-based individual and group counseling sessions designed to identify triggers and develop healthy coping mechanisms. The program incorporates AA, NA, and Celebrate Recovery meetings, alongside chaplaincy care that honors the spiritual dimension of recovery. As women progress, they gain access to practical life skills development, including specialized vocational training through a partnership with Sullivan University, which offers Health and Human Services certification that can be applied toward associate or bachelor's degrees. This thoughtful structure allows clients to gradually rebuild their lives with increasing independence, with options to transition to intensive outpatient care with sober living accommodations for those who benefit from continued support with greater flexibility.