Cuan Mhuire
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Formation | 1966 | |
Type | Non-profit organization | |
Headquarters | Newbridge, County Kildare, Ireland | |
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Website | www.cuanmhuire.ie |
Cuan Mhuire is a leading Irish organization dedicated to the rehabilitation and support of individuals suffering from addiction. Founded in 1966 by Sister Consilio Fitzgerald, Cuan Mhuire has grown to become the largest provider of residential addiction treatment services in Ireland. The organization operates several centers across the country, offering a range of services designed to help individuals overcome addiction and rebuild their lives.
History[edit | edit source]
Cuan Mhuire was established in 1966 in Athy, County Kildare, by Sister Consilio Fitzgerald, a member of the Sisters of Mercy. The name "Cuan Mhuire" translates to "Mary's Harbour" in English, reflecting the organization's spiritual foundation and commitment to providing a safe haven for those in need.
Initially, Cuan Mhuire began as a small initiative to help individuals struggling with alcoholism. Over the years, it expanded its services to address a broader spectrum of addictions, including drug dependency and gambling. The organization has since opened additional centers in locations such as Newbridge, County Kildare; Coolarne, County Galway; Bruree, County Limerick; and Ballybay, County Monaghan.
Mission and Philosophy[edit | edit source]
Cuan Mhuire's mission is to provide a holistic approach to addiction treatment, focusing on the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of each individual. The organization emphasizes the importance of community, personal responsibility, and spiritual growth in the recovery process.
The treatment programs at Cuan Mhuire are based on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous and other 12-step programs, combined with a strong emphasis on spirituality and personal development. The organization believes in the potential for every individual to recover and lead a fulfilling life free from addiction.
Services[edit | edit source]
Cuan Mhuire offers a comprehensive range of services to support individuals in their recovery journey:
- Residential Treatment: Cuan Mhuire provides residential treatment programs that typically last 12 weeks. These programs include individual counseling, group therapy, educational workshops, and spiritual guidance.
- Detoxification: Medical detoxification services are available for individuals who require assistance in safely withdrawing from substances.
- Aftercare: After completing the residential program, individuals are encouraged to participate in aftercare services, which include ongoing support groups and counseling to help maintain sobriety.
- Family Support: Recognizing the impact of addiction on families, Cuan Mhuire offers support and counseling for family members of those in treatment.
Impact and Recognition[edit | edit source]
Cuan Mhuire has been recognized for its significant contribution to addiction treatment in Ireland. The organization has helped thousands of individuals achieve sobriety and rebuild their lives. Its holistic approach and commitment to spiritual growth have been praised by both clients and professionals in the field of addiction treatment.
Also see[edit | edit source]
- Addiction treatment in Ireland
- Sister Consilio Fitzgerald
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- 12-step program
- Sisters of Mercy
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