Alcohol and Drug Recovery Retreat and Event Centre
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The Leipzig Serenity Retreat is operated by recovering alcoholics and addicts who have changed their lives by using the 12 Step program.
They all found that they could not get or stay clean and sober without help and the use of the 12 Steps.
For the past 15 years they have been taking people into their homes to assist them to stay sober and clean in a safe and healthy family environment. When they discovered that the historical 1920s, three story convent building at Leipzig, Saskatchewan was available for sale, they sold their homes to make the purchase and began work on building a home away-from-home for recovering alcoholics and addicts.
The Leipzig Serenity Retreat offers a five week recovery program. Studies have shown repeatedly that "recovery centre staff ... must understand and truly appreciate what their clients are going through. It is well known that if one hopes to help those in recovery, they must first and foremost have empathy for the plight of the alcoholics and addicts they serve." [Ron Harris] This is what makes Leipzig Serenity Retreat such a success.
The owners of the Leipzig
Serenity Retreat have lived the broken and tormented lives of addicts and alcoholics themselves and the 12 Step Program has allowed each of them to live clean and sober for years. They have "been there and done that!"
A Back to Basics Program With a Body, Mind, Spirit Approach.
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The Leipzig Serenity Retreat alcohol and drug treatment program offers a unique approach to recovery. Privately owned and operated by recovering alcoholics and addicts; those who have been there and done that! Our 5 week program focuses on the 12 Steps of recovery and restoration of body, mind and spirit through emotional wellness classes and ionic cleansing in a family-like setting.
Click here to read what our clients say about our program of recovery.
a stillness, a comfort
that embraces you when you first get here.
You want to be a part of it,
to find a corner that could be yours.
A room where the large windows could
let light into your life, your heart.
Where the thick walls could protect you,
a patch of trees where the branches
could shelter you from the blowing wind.
But this place could never be yours alone.
It was never meant to be, and you cannot
be selfish, it must be shared.
For when you come and rest and wonder
at this place, this solace
you leave a little of your heart behind
for the next soul to find.
Jacqueline Hoffman
April 10, 2009
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