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Guest House provides comprehensive health and wellness care for clergy and women and men religious.
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Guest House stands as a beacon of hope for clergy and women and men religious, offering a compassionate path toward healing, health, and wellness.
Alcohol & Drug Addiction
Process Addiction
Mental Health
Trauma
Binge-Eating Disorder
Continuing Care

Continuing Care
for Men
Serving priests, deacons, brothers and seminarians who suffer from substance use disorders, process addictions and compulsive overeating.
Continuing Care
for Women
Addressing the challenges of addiction, behavioral health, and other compulsive disorders that are faced by women religious.
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Education

Promoting understanding of addiction and related behavioral health needs.

When you consider the health and wellness needs of your community members or clergy personnel, we invite you to contact us for assistance. Our complimentary education programs can be designed for specific needs of a local community or larger group. Call us to discuss how we can help you.

800-626-6910

For women’s programming, contact Sr. Julie Bruss at ext. 1239 or jbruss@guesthouse.org.

For programming for men, contact Colleen Richards at ext. 1207 or crichards@guesthouse.org

NATIONAL CATHOLIC COUNCIL ON ADDICTION

What is NCCA

Over 70 years ago, the National Catholic Council on Addiction (NCCA) was formed to bring a message of healing and hope to addicted persons and those who love them. Affiliated with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, the NCCA is committed to assisting its members to a greater awareness and acceptance of alcoholism, other chemical addictions, and prevention issues. With the support of Guest House, the NCCA is announcing a new initiative that seeks to connect people with existing resources in order to help bring healing and recovery to more people struggling with addictions.