About
Christian online rehabilitation
A unique path of recovery where a person regains sobriety, hope and a living connection with God — alongside mentors who have walked this road themselves.
Christian online rehabilitation is not a hospital and not a club. It is being accompanied by a real person who has been through addiction, found recovery, and now helps others. Everything happens online, free of charge, and at your own pace.
- 1000+ people who changed their lives over years of service
- 100% free — this is volunteer service
- Online take part from anywhere in the world
Our path of recovery — 12 steps
This is not just quitting an addiction. It is a path of inner restoration, of returning to God and gradually building a new life. Step by step. Day by day. Not alone.
Admit the truth
We honestly admit that the addiction became stronger than us, and that on our own we could not regain control of our lives.
Find hope
We accept that recovery is possible. God can restore clarity, freedom and hope to a person, even when it seems that all is lost.
Entrust your life to God
We decide to stop fighting alone and learn to entrust our life, our fears and our future to God.
Look at yourself honestly
Without excuses or self-deception, we examine our life, our actions, habits, fears and the reasons that led us to addiction.
Stop hiding
We openly admit the truth about our wrongs before God and before a person we trust. What was hidden stops ruling over us.
Be ready to change
We accept the need for inner change and stop clinging to old habits, destructive thinking and ways of living.
Ask God for help
In prayer we ask God to change what we could not change ourselves, and to give us strength to walk the road of recovery to the end.
Remember those we hurt
We honestly make a list of the people we wounded by our words, our actions or our addiction, and prepare to make right what we can.
Make amends
Where it is safe and will not cause new harm, we try to personally repair the damage done and rebuild trust through our actions.
Examine your heart daily
We learn to notice our mistakes, dangerous thoughts and old patterns every day, and to admit them before they begin to rule our lives again.
Strengthen your connection with God
Through prayer, reading the Gospel and silence, we learn to hear God, to seek His will and to receive strength for each new day.
Help someone else
Having received support and walked the road of recovery, we do not keep this experience to ourselves. We reach out to the one who today is where we once were.
What a typical session looks like
A typical session lasts 30 to 60 minutes. It may include:
- A short reading and reflection on a passage from the Gospel.
- An honest conversation about what is happening right now.
- Prayer — if the person is ready for it.
- Concrete steps for the coming week.
No lectures. No pressure. Just a real conversation.
Who the mentors are
Our mentors are not professors or licensed therapists. They are people who were in addiction themselves — and came out of it. They know shame, lies, relapse and hope from the inside. That is why talking with them works where advice does not.
How long the program lasts
The program has no time limit. Some walk the path in a few months, others stay longer. You move at your own pace — no deadlines and no penalties for a relapse.
Return to God is the heart of the program
We believe real freedom begins where a person opens up to God again. Addiction destroys not only the body but the soul — and recovery restores both. Thousands of people have found here not just sobriety, but a new life, forgiveness and hope.
You do not have to walk this road alone
You do not need to become strong, right, or fully ready first.
It is enough to take the first honest step.
A mentor will be beside you — someone who understands this road not only from books. He has been through the struggle and the recovery himself.
Take the first step