Discovery Place

11/07/2025

🔥 Friends & Family Night Reminder 🔥

Join us tonight for good food, great fellowship, and powerful recovery!

📍 Dinner: 5–6 PM
On the menu: Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Corn on the Cob, Scalloped Potatoes, and Coleslaw.

🎤 Speaker: 7 PM
We’re excited to hear from the one and only Kevin M. — a Discovery Place guide, an example of living the 12 Steps with enthusiasm, and a man who’s helped hundreds find a path to recovery.

Come out and spend the evening with the Discovery Place community. You won’t want to miss this one!

11/06/2025

Wellness isn’t just a bonus—it’s foundational to recovery. Our latest article, The 8 Essentials of Wellness, explores how emotional, financial, environmental, intellectual, occupational, social, physical, and spiritual wellness each play a crucial role in long-term sobriety.

At Discovery Place we believe that recovering from addiction means caring for the whole person—not just the symptom. These eight dimensions give us a roadmap for a healthier, more balanced life shaped by purpose and community.

Discover the 8 essentials of wellness that support lasting recovery, from physical health to emotional and spiritual growth.

11/04/2025

📣 This Week’s Speaker 📣

This Friday, we’re thrilled to welcome the one, the only Kevin M.!

Kevin is a guide here at Discovery Place and a vital part of our community. The 12 Step program tells us to practice spiritual principles with enthusiasm — and there’s nobody who does that better than Kevin.

He’s helped hundreds of men find a path to recovery and continues to lead by example with kindness, energy, and faith. Most of all, he’s our dear friend, and we can’t wait to hear him share his story.

📍 Dinner: 5–6 PM
🎤 Speaker: 7 PM

You don’t want to miss this one. Join us for a night of food, fellowship, and powerful recovery.

11/03/2025

Step 11: “Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him…”

Step 11 reminds us that recovery is a daily spiritual practice. It’s about quieting the noise, seeking guidance, and staying grounded in gratitude and awareness. As we move through November, this step encourages us to slow down and reconnect with ourselves, with others, and with the Higher Power that guides us.

From our Program Director, Adam L.:
“Meditation, over time, has taught me patience and the practice of being still, no matter what’s happening around me. We drink and use to avoid reality, but meditation and prayer allow me to experience it fully. Step 11 invites me to be present, to connect with God as I understand Him, and to simply be where I am.”

Recovery isn’t just about removing the things that held us back. It’s about building a relationship with something greater that keeps us moving forward.

10/31/2025

🎃 Friends & Family Night Reminder! 🎃

Join us tonight for a special Halloween edition of Friends and Family Night at Discovery Place!

📍 Dinner: 5–6 PM
💬 Meetings begin at 7 PM

Instead of our regular speaker, we’ll be hosting an Alumni Meeting with a topic brought by our guys from Long Term Recovery — plus a separate Family Meeting led by our Program Director, Adam Landry.

This evening is open to all friends of the Discovery Place community — alumni, families, and anyone connected to our fellowship.

Come out for a night of recovery, connection, and community. Costumes optional, recovery required!

10/28/2025

🎃 This Friday at Discovery Place! 🎃

We’re doing something a little different for Friends and Family Night on October 31st (Halloween)!

Instead of our usual speaker meeting, we’ll be hosting a special Alumni Meeting with a topic brought by our guys over at Long Term Recovery. It’s a great chance to reconnect, share, and reflect on recovery together.

At the same time, our Program Director, Adam Landry, will be leading a separate Family Meeting for loved ones.

📍 Dinner: 5–6 PM
💬 Meetings begin at 7 PM

This event is open to all friends of the Discovery Place community — alumni, families, and anyone connected to our fellowship.

Come join us for a meaningful evening of community, connection, and recovery!

10/24/2025

The Dogs of Discovery Place are soaking up the cool fall weather in style. Pictured here are Piper, Finn, and Huck holding down the fort. Not pictured here are Choco hiding under the front desk and Milo who is off doing Milo things.

Big thanks to Matt Tidwell for capturing our furry friends who bring so much joy and comfort to the campus.

10/23/2025

📣 This Week’s Speaker 📣

Join us this Friday for Friends and Family Night as we welcome Griff R. to share his story of recovery.

Griff is the newest member of our Business Development team and brings with him over 10 years of continuous sobriety through the power of the 12 Steps. His journey is a testament to what’s possible when we stay connected, do the work, and give back what was freely given to us.

📍 Dinner: 5–6 PM
🎤 Speaker: 7 PM

Come out for an evening of food, fellowship, and an inspiring message of experience, strength, and hope.

10/22/2025

Grateful for this incredible team that keeps Discovery Place running strong. Each person here plays a vital role in helping men find freedom, hope, and lasting recovery.

From the kitchen to admissions, from guides to leadership, this crew shows up every day with heart and purpose. Here’s to another amazing year together.

10/20/2025

Chef Craig and our Recovery Kitchen staff are serving up another incredible meal. Today’s feature is an adobo chicken smothered burrito with ranchero beans, Spanish rice, and a side of chips with queso.

At Discovery Place, we believe good food is part of good recovery. Meals like this remind us that community, connection, and nourishment all play a role in healing and living sober.

10/17/2025

🔥 Friends & Family Night Reminder 🔥

Join us tonight for great food, fellowship, and recovery!

📍 Dinner: 5–6 PM
On the menu: Seafood Gumbo topped with Dirty Rice and crispy battered Okra — with options available for those with seafood allergies.

🎤 Speaker: 7 PM
We’ll hear from Payton S., who came to Discovery Place broken and found a new way to live through the fellowship and the 12 Steps. Today he’s a weekend guide at our Phase 2 Long-Term Recovery Program and a kind, steady presence in our community.

Don’t miss this powerful night of experience, strength, and hope.