Alumni


During the time that a resident and his family are going through the program at Capstone we tell both the sons and the parents that this is a long battle.  We use the metaphor that graduation from Capstone represents arrival on first base.  The battle to get to second base, third base, and home plate usually happens in about two years.  Home plate represents the complete shifts in direction by both the sons and the parents from the old way towards the Wasteland of Ruin to the new way towards the Promise Land of Dreams.  The primary goal is that the son has the inner man developed to the point he can take ownership of his direction commitment and stay the course.  While some sons make this paradigm shift in less than two years and others in more than two years the point is that this is a long and demanding battle and it canít be done without God or without a band-of-brothers group.  This strategy is explained in Ecclesiastes chapter 6 in the section where it talks about "Two are better than one", and "a cord of three strands cannot be easily broken."

I believe that the Capstone approach is the most effective approach to fighting for the son against the drug culture and fighting for the son to become the man God created him to become.  However it is a very different strategy than other treatment programs so the best resource for camaraderie and band-of-brothers people is found in Capstone graduate families.  That is why we have started the Alumni Relations Page.  We want to keep in contact with you and provide you with helpful resources that will assist you in staying the course in the Capstone Game Plan.  Another part of the Alumni Page is to orchestrate you being in contact with other graduate families.

The Alumni Relations Page with have several aspects and will add others in the future.  We hope that the Alumni Page will be something that you visit often and that it helps all of you in your individual battles.