Annual Educational Events/Retreats

The Wilson House, birthplace of Bill W., is located less than eight miles from the Inn. Tuesday afternoon we will tour Bill W’s home and East Dorset Cemetery (final resting place for Bill and Lois). This will be followed by an evening AA men’s meeting at the Wilson House.

Helping Sisters overcome addictions, compulsive behaviors and other behavioral health concerns.

The retreat will consist of tasty, healthy meals, presentations, daily Mass, 12-Step meetings, small group discussions and free time. All retreatants will have a private room with a private bathroom.

Designed for those who have participated in our Walking with the Wounded program, this program provides information about other addictions, the spirituality of those in leadership, and the importance of balance in our lives.

Helping Sisters overcome addictions, compulsive behaviors and other behavioral health concerns.

Guest House offers retreats periodically throughout the year to support clergy and men religious in recovery from a variety of addictive disorders. The retreats are offered to Guest House alumni and also to other clergy and men religious who came to recovery through other treatment centers or entered recovery on their own.

Many women religious grew up hearing about how we had to be on the path of perfection. The thought behind it might have been sincere and of good intention, but that notion has caused many problems for us "perfectionists".

Helping Sisters overcome addictions, compulsive behaviors and other behavioral health concerns.

Designed for those who have participated in our Walking with the Wounded program, this program provides information about other addictions, the spirituality of those in leadership, and the importance of balance in our lives.