About The Landing
The Landing Recovery for Women
The Landing's mission is to provide support, structure, and accountability for women so that they may begin a new life of sobriety and have the best opportunity to embrace the spiritual principles of recovery and utilize the tools necessary to achieve permanent sobriety.
An In-Depth Sober Living Environment
The Landing helps women not only recover from drug and alcohol addiction, it also provides life skills that lead to an everlasting life of sobriety. We do this in a multi-layered way that includes helping you break free from the disease of addiction, awakening your spirit, and ultimately helping you dream a new life you never before realized. We support our residents with recovery support services but most importantly, we provide an atmosphere where our residents help one another in their journey toward long-term and permanent sobriety.
We strive to help our women to flourish and become the best women they can be by practicing sober and clean living on a daily basis.
With a year-long commitment, these women are given the tools they need to clean up their past and recreate their lives. They are taught to incorporate spiritual principles into their daily lives and we work closely with the court system to clean up the past.
Benefits
- Re-establish ties with family and friends
- Clean up the past - we work closely with the court system
- Rediscover your truth and potential
- Gain freedom from the bondage of self
- Discover and recreate a new world of exciting opportunities
- Create wholeness where there has been a void in self
- Develop new interpersonal relationships and friendships within the program
- Learn to truly love the small things in life
- Recognize that alcoholism and addiction is a disease of the mind and body - you are not bad, you're just sick and there is a solution
- Learn the true meaning of gratitude
- Gain self-confidence and self-esteem again
- Become employable
Alabama Addicts Share Horror Stories with Fentanyl Addiction
BAY MINETTE, Ala. (WKRG) — It’s a drug so dangerous that just touching it can kill you, yet some addicts in our area are abusing it every day. We are talking about Fentanyl. WKRG talked to recovering addicts at The Landing for Women in Baldwin County about how Fentanyl addiction took hold of their lives.
Haley Beason is the Executive Director of The Landing. Her struggle with addiction led her to open the recovery home for women in Baldwin County. She said that fentanyl started to rear its ugly head a couple of years ago, and now many drugs are being laced with it. She said it’s become the drug of choice for a lot of the women who come through her doors.
For the complete story, click here: https://www.wkrg.com/baldwin-county/special-report-local-addicts-share-horror-stories-with-fentanyl-addiction/
How It Works
Community Meetings
Community meetings are the backbone of The Landing's program. We attend 12-step meetings on a daily basis.
Relapse Prevention
The structure in place at The Landing prepares women for a life of permanent sobriety.
Working the 12-Steps
Working the 12-Steps
You will gain sponsorship and begin working the 12-steps.
Big Book Study
Working the 12-Steps
Along with working the 12 steps of Alcoholic Anonymous, The Landing has several in-depth Big Book studies throughout the week. .
Morning Meditation
Haley Beason delivers a powerful meditation each morning. This is a great way to start the day and get plugged in to the Power,
Become Part of a Tribe
The women have 24-hour direct-line access to a network of managers and sponsors while completing the program and after completion of the program.