About Us
The mission of The Jude House is to guide our patients towards living substance-free and contribute to their overall well-being by inviting them to come together as a community with knowledge, compassion, and unity to heal, changing lives one day at a time. Addiction is a heavy burden and we are committed to bearing some of the weight of our patients until they can stand on their own.
Welcome to The Jude House, Inc.
The Jude House operates as a comprehensive residential co-occurring treatment program spanning 6-9 months. Staffed with credentialed and skilled clinicians, we adopt an integrated approach to cater to diverse and underinsured populations. Our gender-specific initiatives afford a specialized focus on trauma and grief within a secure setting.
The program primarily serves men aged 18 to 65, with a significant portion coming from the Maryland Criminal Justice System under the Maryland 8507 program. These individuals, many of whom have experienced prolonged incarceration, receive support to address substance misuse and confront their past traumas and criminal histories. Moreover, we offer a separate program for up to 5 women in a personalized home environment.
Our distinctive program holds certifications from CARF and the Behavioral Health Administration (BHA), prioritizing individuals transitioning from incarceration. With a capacity for 55 patients , we are committed to aiding individuals on their journey towards recovery and rehabilitation.
The meaning behind our logo...
The logo of Jude House showcases a prominent tree in the backdrop, with two distinct paths leading up to it, a creation by patients and staff. In 2014, a group of motivated patients collaborated with staff to establish the "Meditation area" beneath the shelter of two large oak trees on the premises. This serene spot, known as the meditation tree, serves as a sanctuary for growth, self-reflection, and making commitments.
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The left side of the logo portrays muted colors and a somber atmosphere, while the right side displays vibrant hues symbolizing hope. This design signifies the dual nature of addiction – the struggle of active addiction versus the journey of recovery. The meditation tree is adorned with stones representing remembrance, loss, hope, and success in the battle against addiction.
Patients who spend time under the branches of our program and the meditation tree are encouraged to dedicate themselves to achieving successful recovery.
Emerging from treatment at Jude House, our patients exhibit brightness, creativity, strong family bonds, hope, and a wealth of opportunities. Our aim is to guide every individual towards a colorful path of recovery, provided they are sincere, open, and ready to embrace recovery as the cornerstone of their lives.
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Our Directors
Susie Thompson
Executive Director
Steve Brown
Clinical Director
Robin Gorham
Operations Director
Catherine Costantino
Medical Director
Jeanette Posey
HR Director
The Little Red Wagon
There are three things you can do with a wagon. You can push it, pull it, or ride along in the middle. The Jude house is here to help pull people up so that they may one day lead their own wagons in life. There are many that can push from the back to help too - they are often the real horsepower! Coasting in the middle is necessary at times as well so that you can catch your breath before pushing or pulling again, but remember too much time coasting creates too much dead weight. Rather it is the little red wagon of recovery or the little red wagon of a non-profit like the Jude House - it takes great teamwork to make things happen in a way that we get the plane on the runway and make it fly!
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Board of Directors
Rebecca Cervino
President
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Terry Davis
Chair
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Jeremy Widder
Vice President
Will Williams
Board member
Angela Clark
Treasurer
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Ken Cross
Chair