Welcome to Malta Recovery
How can we help you get and stay on track with your Mental Health or Substance Use?
We bring years of Recovery Programming and Peer Support to the table for one-on-one recovery management in a recovery residence setting. Accountability, Compassion, Resources and Supports are our primary focus to build a solid foundation and a life that you WANT to live.
Welcome to our
MALTA RECOVERY FAMILY
We. Absolutely. Get. It.
This Recovery management team, including
CADCA I, Peer Support, and Community Service Associates are fully available and capable to do on-site assessments, counseling and more. We have several community partners that are ready and willing to help you help yourself as well whether that be for Intensive Outpatient Programming, Partial Hospitalization, or Medication Management.
This Peer led residential service was born from the madness that ensued including mental health decline and substance disorder. Then, after seeing the promises that were born from managing a healthy recovering lifestyle, we decided to never stop giving back. We have been there, done that, and gained considerable experience that we can share with you and your organizations. We are here to help "our people"!
what is malta
It's more of a "Movement"
In Malta you are not held to any specific religious belief system, however the name MALTA actually comes from the Bible. Paul (the original gangster from the New Testament, LOL), was shipwrecked on an island. While making a fire he was bitten by a poisonous snake on his hand, the tribe was concerned that Paul had not died or gotten very sick.
Later that day, since the snakebite had not killed him, he was asked to eat with the chief of the tribe in his home. While there the chief asked that Paul heal his father which was dying. Paul used the same hand that was bitten by the snake to heal the chief's father. Recovery is much like that; we heal with the same pain as we experienced.
Malta is built for those who want to heal and in turn want to heal others, our pain is where our power is. We want to build peers to make the healing process more broad and supportive for our community.
