The Good Shepherd Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre - Kibwezi

  • Home
  • Kenya
  • Kibwezi
  • The Good Shepherd Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre - Kibwezi

The Good Shepherd Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre - Kibwezi We are Located 800 meters from Kibwezi Sub-County Hospital along Kitui road.

03/04/2026

Renew. Choose. Rise. 🕊️💚

A message from our Board Chair Stephen Mairori

Positive transformation starts with you. 💪🏾

Happy Easter from all of us at NACADA. ✨

03/04/2026

Strength and self-control. These are the qualities that define character, not what we consume, but who we choose to become. 💪🏾🕊️

This Easter, we are showing our resilience by choosing a drug-free life. Not out of restriction, but out of purpose. Because we know that true strength is found in clarity, in presence, and in the ability to celebrate without compromise.

We are also supporting our friends and family in making safe choices. When we lift each other up, we create a community where healthy decisions are celebrated, not questioned. 💛

Let's celebrate with purpose and meaning this Easter. Let's show what resilience really looks like.

Together, we stand strong. Together, we choose life.

23/03/2026

The end of the semester is a period of high vulnerability. After weeks of pushing through lectures, CATs, and assignments, the temptation to "unwind" with alcohol or other substances can feel overwhelming.

But true resilience is maintaining focus until the very end. Substance use at this critical moment doesn’t reward your hard work—it puts it at risk. It clouds judgment, lowers inhibitions, and can lead to consequences that undo a semester's worth of discipline.

Choose clarity. Choose safety. Choose to end this chapter with the success you’ve worked so hard for.

You didn’t come this far to only come this far. 🌟

20/03/2026

REBUILDING YOURSELF AFTER SUD INTERVENTION.

Addiction can take a toll on every aspect of your life-

-It can damage relationships,
-Hinder career growth,
-Cause legal and financial problems, and
- Negatively affect your physical and mental health.

Substance use disorders, especially involving drugs and alcohol, rewire the brain and make quitting incredibly difficult. But if you’re reading this, it means you’ve already taken courageous steps toward recovery—and that deserves recognition.

Now comes the next chapter: rebuilding your life after addiction.This stage can feel uncertain, especially if you’re facing setbacks, self-doubt, or even a relapse. But you’re not alone—and these feelings are a normal part of the journey. The process of recovery is also one of renewal, growth, and rediscovery.

BENEFITS OF LIFE AFTER ADDICTION:-

# Improved mental clarity and emotional stability

# Strengthened relationships with loved ones

# A healthier lifestyle and improved physical well-being

# New career or educational opportunities

# Stronger coping mechanisms and resilience.

Here are actionable ways to find and embrace purpose in life after addiction:

(a) Set Personal Goals.
(b)Explore Your Passions.
(c)Seek Professional Counseling.
(d)Build a Strong Support Network.
(e)Consider Family Therapy.
(f)Avoid High-Risk People and Places.
(g)Consider Sober Living Options..
(h)Practice Self-Care Daily.
(I)Practice Gratitude and Stay Present.

At The Good Shepherd Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre - Kibwezi , we recognize “Rebuild Your Life”—as a powerful opportunity to reflect, reconnect, and recommit to your new life. Whether you’re weeks or years into your recovery, this is your chance to lay a stronger foundation and move forward with intention.ref-RCA.

To our Muslim Brothers;-
20/03/2026

To our Muslim Brothers;-

20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak to our Muslim family!!!

19/03/2026

💬 It can all start with a simple conversation. 💬

Around the dinner table, during a quiet moment, or on a walk home, a discussion with your child about the dangers of substance abuse could be the spark that ignites a powerful essay.

Parents and guardians, NACADA invites you to have that talk. Then, encourage them to channel their thoughts into the National Essay Writing Competition. Your guidance today could help shape tomorrow's solution.

👇 Turn a Conversation into an Essay:
1️⃣ Download the guidelines: https://nacada.go.ke/essay-competition
2️⃣ Help your child start writing.
3️⃣ Submit their essay to: essay@nacada.go.ke
Let's inspire the next generation of changemakers. 🇰🇪❤️

19/03/2026

A simple conversation at home could lead to a solution that helps an entire community. 🏠💡

Parents and guardians, your encouragement is powerful. By motivating your child to join the NACADA Essay Writing Competition, you're helping them think critically about preventing alcohol and drug abuse and become part of the solution.

How you can help:
1️⃣ Visit the link together: https://nacada.go.ke/essay-competition
2️⃣ Download the guidelines and form.
3️⃣ Encourage them to write and submit their essay to essay@nacada.go.ke

Let's nurture the next generation of informed, responsible citizens. ❤️

19/03/2026

THE PRODIGAL SON AND ADDICTION CONNECTION.

In Addiction ,actual problem is the pain, the trauma, the shame, the fear, the emptiness that drove you to use in the first place. Drugs were just the numbing agent.

So you get clean and suddenly you're feeling everything you were avoiding for years. The anxiety hits. The depression resurfaces. The shame you've been running from catches up.

Sometimes the growth hurts more than the addiction did, and that catches people completely off guard.

No wonder people relapse. You removed the medication without treating the wound

In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a son who takes his inheritance, blows it all, and ends up broke, broken, and feeding pigs. He finally comes to his senses and drags himself home, ready to beg his father to let him be a servant. But the father sees him coming while he's still a long way off, runs to him, and instead of a lecture gives him three gifts: a robe, a ring, and sandals.

Most people hear the prodigal son and think the story ends with the hug. But for anyone who's lived through addiction, the real story starts after the homecoming. Because getting clean is the hug. It's the moment you come home. The question nobody prepares you for is: now what?

That's where the prodigal son and addiction connect in a way most sermons miss. The three gifts the father gives aren't just symbols of welcome. They're a roadmap for rebuilding life after addiction. The robe is identity. The ring is authority and peace. The sandals are mission.
Ref.Justin Frenich
The Good Shepherd Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre - Kibwezi

13/03/2026

FEEL APPRECIATED, AFFIRMED,THUMBS UP....

Right now, somewhere in the world, someone is choosing not to drink or use drugs tonight.

No applause.
No announcement.
Just quietly changing their life.

​And if you’re currently reaching for a drink or a drug, feeling like the cycle is too tight to break, know that there is still room for you. Hope isn’t just for those who have already found their way; it’s for those still in the dark. Even if tonight feels like a loss, that quiet, life-altering "no" is waiting for you tomorrow. You don’t have to fix your whole life at once—you just have to choose yourself when you're ready.

~ Donna 🖤

Address

P. O. Box 131 Kibwezi
Kibwezi
90137

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when The Good Shepherd Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre - Kibwezi posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to The Good Shepherd Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre - Kibwezi:

Shortcuts

Share

Category