Discipleship
ROFM values discipleship above all else, working under the principle that true healing comes from the redeeming love of Jesus Christ. As part of ROFM’s residential program, our students are offered an abundance of resources to grow and enhance their walk with Christ. Particularly, we offer discipleship training throughout the program that begins with Bible-based classes, groups, and studies, and transitions to the process of re-acclimating into the community and establishing an ongoing culture of support and accountability. This includes establishing a home church and community support group while continuing with ROFM’s program and services.
Community
A large component of ROFM’s program is relationship restoration. While enrolled, students work diligently to heal broken relationships with friends and families, while expanding their base of natural supports. This often includes connecting students to local resources, churches, support groups, and education programs (i.e., certificate trainings, colleges, etc.). Through community relationships and an active board of directors, ROFM supports students in relationship restoration through program graduation as well, frequently connecting students with local job opportunities, community resources (i.e., food banks, clothing barns, etc.), volunteer opportunities, and housing prospects upon program graduation.
Holistic Healing
Ultimately, ROFM desires for students to successfully overcome their addictions and achieve a healthy, self-resilient life. At ROFM, our staff understand that successful recovery requires addressing all aspects of an individual’s life, not just the addiction. While working through the program’s core stages, our staff aid students in traveling through Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. This framework emphasizes that for an individual to reach their full potential, they must first feel secure in physiological needs (i.e., shelter, food, water), followed by safety, then belongingness, and finally, esteem.
Each stage implements new coping skills and strategies for addiction recovery and long-term stability. Specifically, students obtain the necessary supports, values, and skills to rebuild relationships, grow spiritually deeper, improve self-resilience, increase workforce development, and lead a productive life.
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