Mt. Zion House

Mt. Zion House in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, provides a unique Christian sober living environment specifically for men addressing substance use disorders. Rooted in a faith-based approach, the program offers a structured path to recovery that integrates spiritual care with therapeutic interventions. Set on a serene 15-acre property, the house accommodates up to 24 men, fostering a brotherhood of support and shared commitment to healing. This supportive community is central to their model, encouraging men to grow spiritually, emotionally, and physically.

The recovery program spans a minimum of 26 weeks, structured into three distinct phases. Phase 1 is a residential immersion, featuring a daily schedule of classes, one-on-one discipleship, group sessions, church attendance, and recreation therapy. Phase 2 transitions clients into securing full-time employment while continuing to adhere to the Phase 1 schedule outside of work. Phase 3, lasting twelve weeks, builds on this independence, granting increased responsibilities and privileges as men progress towards self-sufficiency and long-term sobriety.

Beyond structured therapies like 1-on-1 counseling and spiritual care, the facility leverages its extensive property and proximity to Lake Geneva for a variety of recreational activities. Residents have access to an exercise area, a gymnasium at a nearby church, and opportunities for swimming, zip-lining, and sightseeing. These activities are vital for promoting physical well-being, stress reduction, and fostering a balanced, fulfilling lifestyle in recovery. The comprehensive approach aims to equip men with the tools needed for lasting change.