Frequently Asked Questions

The following is a collection of the most frequently posed questions to Peniel.
If you have any other questions, or require any further assistance please contact us.

This will be one of the most difficult things a client will ever do. Reversing the curse of addiction requires personal effort and commitment. But it is worth the effort! Those seeking to conclusively overcome their chemical addictions and mild emotional problems should go through an intense treatment process where continuous change is required. Our program provides that opportunity. Because long-standing habits are both hard to break and easily revived, it will take great determination and strong perseverance to complete the treatment process successfully. Notwithstanding, we see it happen every day by our clients who want a real and lasting change in their lives!

Awful! Imagine being on dangerous streets, lonely, depressed, out of money and sicker than you can describe. Consider one with friend and family relationships destroyed, angry, unhappy and no where to turn because of having burned every bridge. While you may not be able to imagine such a set of circumstances, this is exactly where many chemically-dependent people live. Nearly every addict in treatment testifies to experiencing what they believed they never would have experienced before becoming “strung out.” Many even admit to turning to criminal activities, such as prostitution and theft, to financially support their addiction problem.

The outstanding success of PENIEL’S Christian treatment model indicates that a drug and alcohol problem begins with a spiritual need. And our unique and patented Bible Therapy (officially registered with the Unite States Patent and Trademark Office) effectively identifies and addresses the spiritual root of every drug and alcohol problem. Notwithstanding, with Certified Addiction Counselors, Social Workers, Registered Nurses, Societal Behavior Specialists, etc., we also incorporate widely-recognized sobriety tools and counseling strategies to address the many and varied secondary problems that contribute to and perpetuate a drug and/or alcohol problem and its associated lifestyle issues.