About Mt Zion House – Lake Geneva
There’s a Christian alcohol and drug residential recovery program called Mt Zion House in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The program is grounded in spiritual practices and biblical teachings. They’re guided by the belief that complete recovery is achievable through the restorative power of Jesus Christ and the word of God. Mt. Zion House as part of Mt. Zion Christian Church.
This 24 bed facility is situated on a 15 acre parcel of land just outside the downtown area of Lake Geneva. The facility sits along Highway 120 which provides direct access to nearby cities of Elkhorn, Burlington and Kenosha. The Geneva Lake is just three miles away from the clinic. The Big Foot Beach State Park and Lake Como are also nearby. This natural scenery offers a peaceful space for prayers, reflection and bible studies. They also offer great outdoor recreational opportunities including boating, hiking trails and fishing.
For indoor recreation, there is a workout area at the house and a gymnasium available at Mt. Zion Christian Church nearby. The facility has a big kitchen, dorm style bedrooms and a common room as well as a chapel, classrooms and offices. Residents enjoy tasty and balanced meals to support recovery. However, if you feel like trying something different from the house menu, there are great restaurants within three miles of the facility. These include Sopra Bistro, Oakfire and Egg Harbor Café.
Mt Zion House residential recovery involves a three phase Christ centered program that lasts at least 26 weeks. Phase one begins immediately upon entry and lasts four weeks. It primarily involves an in house residential schedule. You’ll attend classes, group discussions and individual discipleship meetings to deepen your faith and strengthen your path to recovery.
Through group discussions and church attendance, you’ll build a sense of community and reinforce your spiritual foundation for healing. Work therapy is emphasized and you’re required to take on responsibilities that help build discipline and practical skills for daily life. This may include completing your daily chores, helping in the kitchen, general facility maintenance and gardening. You’ll also enjoy recreational time to just have fun and relax in recovery.
The second phase comprises an eight week transitional period that guides you towards independence
and self-sufficiency. You’re required to secure a full time, first shift job which is key to building a stable foundation for life outside the program. During this phase, you’ll start taking responsibility for your living expenses like housing, food and any other costs. Emphasis is placed on building the skills and habits necessary to stand on your own two feet.
As you demonstrate faithfulness and obedience to the Christian principles of the program, you’ll advance to the final phase. This phase lasts 14 weeks and grants you an opportunity for more privileges onsite. This may include increased personal time and opportunities to reconnect with family. The goal is to help you transition into greater independence while maintaining accountability.
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