BALTIMORE AREA ADDICTION RECOVERY — Self Determined Recovery has developed relationships with individuals who are living in rural and urban areas who have a history of hospitalization or Substance use disorder and require more than a traditional outpatient services to remain in the community. We humbly assist with access to the necessary resources that empower our clients. These include evidenced based practices, developing independent living skills, budgeting, self-assertion, setting and attaining goals as well as relapse prevention strategies.
Health Care Mission
Black Catholic Health Research Institute
4 INTEGRATIVE PREVENTIVE & RESTORATIVE MEDICINE PROGRAMS
Black Catholic Health Research Institute (BaCHRI) is the research arm for our four programs.
Day-to-day programming does not collect data. Once each year, BaCHRI conducts an Institutional Review Board (IRB)–approved study with fully consented, compensated participants to verify impact, improve efficacy, and publish peer-reviewed results. We also host conferences and methods workshops.
Alcoholics Anonymous
HAVE A PROBLEM WITH ALCOHOL? THERE IS A SOLUTION.
A.A. has a simple program that works. It’s based on one alcoholic helping another.
Aquinas Institute of Theology
Part of the world-wide Order of Preachers and following in the footsteps of Saint Dominic, we are a Catholic, Dominican, graduate school of theology in Saint Louis Missouri. We send out graduates, lay and religious, grounded in the teachings of Saint Thomas Aquinas, to preach the gospel in word and deed. https://www.ai.edu/academics/degree-programs
Looking for Multicultural Ministry?
Check out the New Frontiers in Preaching Program: www.ai.edu/continuing-education/preaching-academy or call (314) 256-8885.
Looking for Healthcare Ministry?
Housed under the Ashley-O’Rourke Center for Health Ministry Leadership, the Graduate Certificate in Health Care Mission, the Master of Arts in Practical Theology with a Specialization in Health Care Mission, and the Dual Master of Arts in Theology and PhD in Health Care Ethics provide an education and formation for a wide range of professionals and volunteers that strengthens the commitment to Catholic health care and results in deeper engagement in mission.
These programs are designed to provide a solid theological foundation for those committed to Catholic mission and identity in a format accessible to all leaders in active health care ministry.
Grounded in the Dominican intellectual tradition of study and the moral teaching of St. Thomas Aquinas, and aligned with the Catholic Health Association’s competencies for mission leaders, our academic programs offer leaders across the Catholic health ministry the opportunity to continue their education and formation with excellent faculty.
For more information, visit https://www.ai.edu/academics/aor/health-care-mission-academic-programs or call (314) 256-8885.