History of Praising through recovery
PTR was founded by our Executive Director, Lisa Bryson in 2007 after she was brought out of the fog of a 20-year long heroin and crack cocaine addiction. She knew there had to be a better way of life, but couldn't find it on her own. Only by the grace of God, drug detoxification, rehabilitation, and transitional living was she able to escape from her old lifestyle and start a recovery process that has transformed her heart and life. She has now dedicated her life to helping others who are looking for a way out.
PTR was incorporated and established as a non-profit 501(c) 3 in March 2009. As a result of this journey the Trinity Recovery House for Men and Covered Bridge Recovery House for Women were birthed. These homes remained opened for 10 years and served well over 300 men and women allowing them a tremendous opportunity for a new and successful way of living clean and sober. With a 75% success rate with the in-house facilities and a 50% success rate with the out-patient services. we offered structure, love, education, and life skills to all we served. The success of our programs were based on the clients remaining clean and sober through their entire process, working part-time/full-time, attending meetings, obtaining a sponsor, reconnecting with family, and becoming active and productive members of society. While we were very proud of our success with transitional housing, God had other plans. In March of 2022 we graduated our last remaining clients and made the decision to expand our services outside of the confines of the four walls.
History is now being made as Praising Through Recovery steps out of the box, crossing the divides and crushing the stigmas attached to those with substance use disorders.
PTR was incorporated and established as a non-profit 501(c) 3 in March 2009. As a result of this journey the Trinity Recovery House for Men and Covered Bridge Recovery House for Women were birthed. These homes remained opened for 10 years and served well over 300 men and women allowing them a tremendous opportunity for a new and successful way of living clean and sober. With a 75% success rate with the in-house facilities and a 50% success rate with the out-patient services. we offered structure, love, education, and life skills to all we served. The success of our programs were based on the clients remaining clean and sober through their entire process, working part-time/full-time, attending meetings, obtaining a sponsor, reconnecting with family, and becoming active and productive members of society. While we were very proud of our success with transitional housing, God had other plans. In March of 2022 we graduated our last remaining clients and made the decision to expand our services outside of the confines of the four walls.
History is now being made as Praising Through Recovery steps out of the box, crossing the divides and crushing the stigmas attached to those with substance use disorders.