Jen N.
I had tried every possible means to get sober and stay sober but it wasn’t until my time at The McCoy House that I gained an entirely new perspective on recovery and learned what true sobriety is all about--it's about living life to the fullest, enjoying every waking second, and being of maximum service to this earth and all its inhabitants. I have truly enjoyed every second of my recovery process this time, and without The McCoy House, there is little chance that I would have ever stayed sober or understood what sobriety is all about.
Testimonials
Liz W.
The McCoy House have given me a second chance at learning how to live life again. Living in such a beautiful, calm, and safe environment, along with women who hold the same ideals and priorities, has strengthened and encouraged me. It’s wonderful to be a part of the world today!
Hannah F.
After living at The McCoy for 9 months, I can honestly say that I have no idea where I would be without Denise and The McCoy House. Through living here I have learned responsibility, trust, how to live life on life’s terms, and most importantly, who I am without drugs and alcohol. I could never express my gratitude for this place and all it’s given me. My life is so much more amazing than I ever thought possible!
Diane A.
I came to The McCoy House after being in residential-treatment facilities for more than 15 months. At the time that I entered treatment, my life was totally devastated -- destroyed -- my family was gone... my home was gone...my job was gone and worst of all... I was gone. At the age of 54, I did not even know who I was or even if I wanted to exist anymore.
As my time for completion of in-house treatment drew near, I had a crucial decision that would be the biggest challenge to my sobriety... and that was "jumping back into real life" where my sobriety was contingent on the choices I continued to make. After battling with self-will and exploring options for a few weeks, I decided to visit The McCoy House. When I walked in the front door of The McCoy House for the first time, there was a friendly, inviting, safe and warm environment that pervaded my senses so strongly that I felt sure this was the nurturing environment that would provide a supportive community in a "real life" setting that I strongly needed. God brought me to my new home that day and I immediately made the decision to make the McCoy House my home for the next part of my journey in sobriety, a decision that I now cherish.
The McCoy House has provided the continuity, fellowship, structure, and security to make positive progress toward a life free of alcohol. I was able to embrace the gentle lessons that I learned here and have a safe place to make my life choices. I feel hope and joy again. I am learning who I am and I am beginning to enjoy my authentic self again.
