The Grove Recovery Center

The Grove Recovery Center Hope and healing from substance use. Serving Ascension, Baton Rouge & surrounding parishes. Detox, residential & sober living.

Call (225) 310-2600 — the first conversation is free and confidential. The Grove includes a serene 80 bed residential facility in Ascension Parish, wellness-centered outpatient campuses in Baton Rouge and Ascension, and numerous transitional living homes for men and women. The Grove is a haven of healing and transformation for people seeking a path of recovery from substance abuse, and is dedicated to helping clients live happier, healthier, and more fulfilling lives. The Grove offers a comprehensive array of evidence-based treatment and supports, including:

• Detox and Residential Care
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Intensive Outpatient Services
• Dual Diagnosis Program
• Transitional Living
• Outpatient Aftercare
• Peer Support

Ascension Campus:
7384 John Leblanc Blvd
Sorrento, LA 70778

Baton Rouge campus
5311 Dijon Drive
Baton Rouge, LA 70808

Ten years ago, Grace had given up. Today she has a marriage, a master's degree, and a purpose she never saw coming. 💚Swi...
09/18/2026

Ten years ago, Grace had given up. Today she has a marriage, a master's degree, and a purpose she never saw coming. 💚

Swipe through her words. If you've been waiting for a sign that it's not too late, for you or for someone you love, this is it.
Recovery is possible. The first conversation is confidential and free.

🎉 Employee of the Month — double the reason to celebrate! 🎉A big congratulations to Albert Burns in Gonzales and Nolan L...
09/17/2026

🎉 Employee of the Month — double the reason to celebrate! 🎉

A big congratulations to Albert Burns in Gonzales and Nolan Leglue in Sorrento on being named our Employees of the Month!

Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence don't go unnoticed. Thank you both for everything you do — you make our team stronger every single day. 👏

Please join us in giving Albert and Nolan a huge shoutout in the comments! 👇

09/16/2026

To the families holding on, this one's for you. 💛

If you love someone battling addiction, you know a specific kind of exhaustion. The late-night worry. The hope you're almost afraid to feel. The quiet fear that this is just how the story ends.

We'd like you to meet Grace.

A little over ten years ago, Grace had given up on life. In her own words:

"Anybody who would have known me back then would tell you I was going to end up back in prison, or dead in a ditch somewhere. They would never have guessed I'd end up finding recovery, getting married, going to college, getting a bachelor's degree, then going back for my master's. I would have never guessed that."

Today, Grace has a purpose. She calls herself "just one of the fortunate people who lived long enough to find it."

We share her story for one reason. The people who love someone in active addiction often can't yet see who that person is going to become. Sometimes the person can't see it either. That doesn't mean it isn't coming.

You can't walk their recovery for them. But you don't have to carry the worry alone. If you need someone to talk to about what your family is going through, we're here. No judgment. No pressure. Just a conversation.

In Grace's words: "There is always an opportunity for change. Recovery is possible. It's never too late to make a change."

🌿 This September, our doors and our whole office are decked out for a reason.National Recovery Month is here, and everyo...
09/15/2026

🌿 This September, our doors and our whole office are decked out for a reason.

National Recovery Month is here, and everyone at The Grove Recovery Center is celebrating it all month long. Swipe through to see how we've decorated the office in honor of every person walking the road to recovery. 💚

Recovery Month is a national reminder that recovery is real, it's possible, and no one has to walk it alone.

"His mercies are new every morning."
Lamentations 3:22-23

Maybe you're in recovery. Maybe you love someone who is. Maybe you're just starting to wonder whether change is possible. However you got here, this month is for you. Reach out. Ask the question. Take the first step. We're here, and we're ready to walk with you. 🙌

September is National Recovery Month. For many families, it's also the month they finally let themselves ask the questio...
09/14/2026

September is National Recovery Month. For many families, it's also the month they finally let themselves ask the question they've been avoiding: Is someone I love struggling?

If that's you, we made this for you.

Swipe through for five signs a loved one might need help. Not to diagnose anyone, and not to scare you. Just to help you make sense of what you've already been noticing. Any one of these can have another explanation. But if several of them feel familiar, that quiet worry is worth listening to.

You don't have to be sure. You don't have to have the right words. You just have to be willing to ask one question, and we'll help you with the rest.

A confidential conversation is always free, and never an obligation.

Save this, or send it quietly to someone who needs it. 🌿

"My mother told me the hardest thing she ever had to do was say no to me."By 17, Jacques Arceneaux had been arrested for...
09/11/2026

"My mother told me the hardest thing she ever had to do was say no to me."

By 17, Jacques Arceneaux had been arrested for the first time. For more than a decade, he was in and out of the court system and living a life that looks nothing like the one he has now.

Today, he is a different person. He came to The Grove as a maintenance tech. Now he is the Director of Operations, maintaining all The Grove facilities.

"I'm a Grover," he says. "I'm going to retire from The Grove, God willing."

Recovery doesn't change just one life. It changes the way a family sees you, and it gives you the chance to turn around and help the next person find their way.

If you or someone you love is ready for a first conversation, we're here. No judgment, no pressure.

Share this with someone who could use the encouragement today.

09/10/2026

To the person who's been holding it all together:

You don't need to have it figured out before you call. You don't have to prove your loved one is "bad enough." You don't have to know the next step.
You just have to pick up the phone.

When you call The Grove, a real person answers, and many of us have been right where you are. We'll listen first.

You don't have to wait for rock bottom. Call tonight: (225) 310-2600. 24/7 and confidential.

We're here. We'll pick up.

Another exciting thing to celebrate in September... our Baton Rouge Employee of the Month, Tennille Brooks! Tennille bri...
09/10/2026

Another exciting thing to celebrate in September... our Baton Rouge Employee of the Month, Tennille Brooks!

Tennille brings her best every single day, and her hard work, positive energy, and dedication don't go unnoticed. Please join us in congratulating her on this well deserved honor.

Way to go, Tennille!

Denise didn't get sober on her first try. It took ten treatment centers.Before she founded The Grove, she was a high sch...
09/04/2026

Denise didn't get sober on her first try. It took ten treatment centers.

Before she founded The Grove, she was a high school art teacher until addiction took her career, her family's trust, and eventually her home. For a while she was living in a tent by a creek, bathing in the water, certain that that was as far down as a person could go.

What turned it around wasn't a perfect plan. It was one honest morning, a prayer said on the side of the road, and a stranger who pulled over. From there, one day at a time, she rebuilt her life. Then went on to earn her master's so she could help other people do the same.

Eleven years ago, she opened The Grove Recovery Center. She's been the client. That's exactly why she's so good at walking people through it.

Swipe through six things Denise wants you to hear. If someone you love is still out there, send this to them. 🌿
If you feel inclined, share this post with someone who needs it.

09/02/2026

Before she founded The Grove Recovery Center, Denise taught high school art. Then substance use took over, and the life she loved came apart.

Hard work in recovery and the grace of God gave it back and gave her something she hadn't planned on: a reason to help other people find their way out too.

So she trained for it. Denise earned a Master of Education in Counselor Education with a focus on Addiction Counseling, then opened The Grove Recovery Center.

That's what sets her apart from a lot of people who run recovery centers. She's been the client. Everything about this place is built by someone who knows exactly what that first honest day feels like and what's waiting on the other side of it.

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7384 John Leblanc Boulevard
Sorrento, LA
70778

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