Elmhurst Home, Inc.

Elmhurst Home, Inc. 24 hour Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Center for Women & Men

01/19/2026

People ask, Will life feel the same after treatment?

The answer is no.

It’s not supposed to.

You grow. You unlearn survival habits.
You stop numbing and start feeling.

Your life becomes quieter, clearer, and more intentional.

You don’t go back to who you were.
You become who you were always meant to be.❤️

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01/16/2026

Alcohol is simply a well-marketed poison.
Wrapped in celebrations, poured into pretty glasses, and sold as a way to relax, connect, or cope. We are taught it is normal, even necessary, while being encouraged to ignore what it actually does to the body, mind, and spirit.

It is called a “drink,” but it disrupts sleep, increases anxiety, inflames the body, and slowly convinces us that numbness is relief. The marketing is loud, the warnings are quiet, and the consequences are often blamed on the person instead of the substance.

Choosing to question alcohol is not weakness. It is awareness. And choosing clarity in a world that profits from confusion is an act of self-respect.❤️

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01/14/2026

She realized something most people never admit.

When she was asked, “Where do you see yourself in the next 5 years?”

“I can’t even see past tomorrow.”

Not because she lacked ambition.
Not because she had no dreams.
But because she was exhausted from just trying to make it through the day.

If all you can see is today, that’s enough.
Healing doesn’t start with a future it starts with honesty.❤️

wellness

01/12/2026

Alcohol can temporarily quiet the ADHD brain and make people feel normal.

Temporary relief can turn into long-term harm. Awareness matters.❤️

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01/06/2026

Recovery isn’t a straight line. There will be good days, hard days, setbacks and breakthroughs.

Don’t give up when the road gets bumpy keep going, you’re growing even when it doesn’t feel like it. ❤️

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01/05/2026

Recovery isn’t glam.
It’s sweat, tears, cravings, honesty, hope… and choosing to stay.
Day 1 hurts.
Day 7 challenges you.
Day 14 brings clarity.
Day 21 brings life back.
Day 30 reminds you: you are stronger than what tried to destroy you. ❤️

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01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Elmhurst Home! ✨

As we step into a new year, we’re grateful for another chance to serve, support, and stand beside our community.

May this year bring healing, hope, and transformation. Cheers to fresh starts and new beginnings! ❤️

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People see the sobriety… but they don’t always see the self-awareness, the boundaries, the tears, the growth, the streng...
01/01/2026

People see the sobriety… but they don’t always see the self-awareness, the boundaries, the tears, the growth, the strength it takes. If you’re on this journey, I see you. ✨❤️

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You didn’t waste this year. You survived, learned, healed, unlearned, grew, and kept going. That alone is powerful. ❤️  ...
01/01/2026

You didn’t waste this year. You survived, learned, healed, unlearned, grew, and kept going. That alone is powerful. ❤️

wellness

12/31/2025

We like to soften the truth by calling alcohol “a drink,” but if we’re honest… it’s a disinfectant. Strong enough to sanitize wounds, but somehow “normal” to consume daily.

Perspective changes everything.

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Address

12010 Linwood Street
Detroit, MI
48206

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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History

“You have to always put yourself in someone’s else shoes and realize that true success is when you are able to give each other a hand“ – Naomi Oden.

Elmhurst Home, Inc. (EHI) was founded in the late 1970’s by Mr. James Oden & Mrs. Naomi Oden. For many years prior to opening Elmhurst Home, James and Naomi would have different meetings out of their home to help encourage those who they called “down on their luck”. In the late 1970’s they saw a growing drug epidemic in the city of Detroit and recognized that something had to be done to save their community in which they loved so dearly. James & Naomi, had several businesses throughout the Detroit metro area, but helping those in need was always very near to their hearts. They closed down their other businesses in order to really focus on developing a substance abuse treatment center (12007 Linwood Ave.). Their vision of a community was one that constantly gives back to those in need. This vision and passion to help those in need, birthed the idea of a place where those can come to get clean and make a positive change in one’s life.

This same vision and passion was passed down to John C. Oden (current Executive Director). Elmhurst Home, Inc., which started out with just one contract and one building, has throughout the years, expanded to several contracts and a new building.