Elmhurst Home, Inc.

Elmhurst Home, Inc. 24 hour Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Center for Women & Men

12/01/2025

If you stopped drinking for 30 days, imagine what could change. Clearer skin. Better sleep. More energy. Less anxiety. Waking up with a clear mind instead of regret. Thirty days might feel small, but the shift it can create in your body and your spirit is powerful.

Sometimes you do not need a whole new life. You just need one month of choosing yourself. ❤️

Kate Middleton’s message is a reminder that addiction is not a choice and not a personal failure. It is a complex mental...
12/01/2025

Kate Middleton’s message is a reminder that addiction is not a choice and not a personal failure. It is a complex mental health condition that deserves empathy, support, and humanity. Too many people are still met with fear, shame, and judgement when what they truly need is understanding.

Her words matter because change starts with conversations like this. When we lead with kindness, we help break the stigma and remind people that they are not alone in their fight. ❤️

Addiction is never just what we see on the surface.The cravings, the using, the relapse… that is only the tip.Underneath...
11/30/2025

Addiction is never just what we see on the surface.

The cravings, the using, the relapse… that is only the tip.

Underneath sits the real weight. Trauma. Shame. Anxiety. Loneliness. Unmet needs. Pain most people never talk about.

Healing begins when we stop judging the surface and start understanding the depth.❤️

The worst part of drinking wasn’t the hangover. It was waking up with that same heavy feeling day after day. Sobriety do...
11/30/2025

The worst part of drinking wasn’t the hangover. It was waking up with that same heavy feeling day after day.

Sobriety doesn’t just clear your mind. It gives you back the version of yourself you thought you lost.

11/29/2025

A powerful PSA reminder today about substance use and recovery. Healing is not linear. Relapse does not erase progress. Recovery is not about perfection, it is about choosing yourself again and again.

If you are fighting this battle, you are not alone. Your story still matters. Your life is still worth rebuilding. And even when you feel broken or ashamed, there are people, including family, who still love you, still believe in you, and still want to see you win.

Keep going.❤️

Elmhurst Home Wishes everyone a holiday filled with connection, gratitude, and joy. ❤️
11/28/2025

Elmhurst Home Wishes everyone a holiday filled with connection, gratitude, and joy. ❤️

11/27/2025

Jelly Roll opened up about how his drinking and co***ne use didn’t start in isolation. It grew in the environments he stayed in and the people he surrounded himself with.

When chaos is your circle, chaos becomes your norm. His story is a reminder that who you hang around can shape your habits, your mindset, and your future.

Protect your space, choose your people wisely, and stay close to those who push you toward healing, not harm.❤️

Millennials didn’t set out to become the drunkest generation in human history, but the numbers don’t lie. Studies show m...
11/26/2025

Millennials didn’t set out to become the drunkest generation in human history, but the numbers don’t lie.

Studies show millennials drink more often and in larger amounts than any generation before them. Binge drinking rates surged in the early 2000s and hit their highest levels among millennials as they moved into adulthood.

Research from public health agencies also shows that alcohol related hospital visits and liver disease have risen sharply in people ages 25 to 44 over the past decade.

Sobriety is not just a choice for your health, it is a choice for your future.❤️

Sobriety doesn’t just give you better mornings. It gives you peaceful nights, clear energy, and a version of you that fe...
11/25/2025

Sobriety doesn’t just give you better mornings. It gives you peaceful nights, clear energy, and a version of you that feels grounded again.

Healing hits different when you can finally feel everything and still choose peace.❤️

11/24/2025

Paris Jackson recently opened up about living with a perforated septum a painful and serious condition caused by drug use. It’s a reminder that addiction doesn’t just hurt the mind and spirit… it changes the body in ways most people never see.

A perforated septum can lead to chronic infections, breathing problems, constant nosebleeds, and long-term damage.

When someone chooses recovery, they’re choosing to protect their life, their health, and their future.

If you’re struggling or love someone who is, know that healing is possible. ❤️

11/23/2025

Demi Moore just celebrated 8 years sober, and her journey is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible at any stage of life.

For years she’s been open about how addiction affected her health, her relationships, and even her career and how choosing sobriety became a turning point toward healing and rebuilding her self-worth. ❤️

Her story proves that you can fall, rise, and start again and come back stronger than ever.

11/21/2025

Since 2000, su***de has risen 764%. People are hurting quietly. Be gentle with others, and gentle with yourself. Healing starts when talking becomes safe.❤️

If you or someone you know is struggling please reach out to Elmhurst Home we are here to help.

Visit www.ehinc.org❤️

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12010 Linwood Street
Detroit, MI
48206

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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“You have to always put yourself in someone’s else shoes and realize that true success is when you are able to give each other a hand“ – Naomi Oden.

Elmhurst Home, Inc. (EHI) was founded in the late 1970’s by Mr. James Oden & Mrs. Naomi Oden. For many years prior to opening Elmhurst Home, James and Naomi would have different meetings out of their home to help encourage those who they called “down on their luck”. In the late 1970’s they saw a growing drug epidemic in the city of Detroit and recognized that something had to be done to save their community in which they loved so dearly. James & Naomi, had several businesses throughout the Detroit metro area, but helping those in need was always very near to their hearts. They closed down their other businesses in order to really focus on developing a substance abuse treatment center (12007 Linwood Ave.). Their vision of a community was one that constantly gives back to those in need. This vision and passion to help those in need, birthed the idea of a place where those can come to get clean and make a positive change in one’s life.

This same vision and passion was passed down to John C. Oden (current Executive Director). Elmhurst Home, Inc., which started out with just one contract and one building, has throughout the years, expanded to several contracts and a new building.