New Life Treatment Center

The rehabilitation center assists adults in overcoming substance use disorders related to drugs and alcohol, as well as addressing concurrent mental health challenges. The professional team offers a range of services, including residential treatment, detoxification, and intensive outpatient programs, with tailored options for those incarcerated. Guided by Christian principles, the center invites individuals of diverse faiths to embark on their healing journey within a nurturing and spiritually enriching context. The approach integrates traditional 12-Step methodologies with proven therapeutic practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and trauma-informed interventions. Participants are actively engaged in daily group activities, one-on-one counseling, and family-oriented therapy sessions. Additional support includes spiritual guidance, education on preventing relapse, and wellness initiatives focused on nutritional health, promoting a robust foundation for sustained recovery. Residents are accommodated in a well-structured communal environment, with dedicated wings for male and female clients. The staff ensures balanced meals and provides access to vending machines, alongside organizing social events like volleyball matches, movie nights, and community service opportunities. The facility boasts a gym, cozy lounge spaces, and walking trails, all set in a tranquil rural landscape that encourages contemplation, physical activity, and meaningful social interaction.

The Rehabilitation Center specializes in addressing issues related to substance abuse and mental health challenges. Patients can expect personalized treatment plans tailored to their specific needs and diagnoses, gain valuable skills for maintaining recovery, and foster new relationships in a supportive atmosphere.

New Life Treatment Center collaborates with a variety of leading insurance providers. They welcome clients who are covered by CCDTF (Consolidated Chemical Dependency Treatment Fund) as well as those who opt to pay for services out of pocket.