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Residential Treatment Program
The residential treatment program at New Destiny has one of the highest retention rates in the country. People stick with our program because they know it works. In fact, we have helped hundreds of men, just like you, overcome their addiction and go on to lead happy, productive lives. Our residential treatment plan consists of psychological and emotional counseling, education, physical exercise, spiritual guidance and the healing power of Christ. Our goal is not only to help you recover from your addiction, but to prepare you fully for your next chapter.
“I have learned that you have to believe in and have faith in a Higher Power. I have tried to do things on my own in the past and I was missing the spiritual relationship with a Higher Power.”
– Former New Destiny Resident
TODAY IS YOUR DAY!
Become our next great success story. Make the decision to change your life right now. Contact us by filling out the form or by calling 330-825-5202
About your treatment
Our Residential Treatment Program is designed with long-term sobriety in mind. We take a holistic approach to help your brain, body, and spirit heal from the trauma of alcohol and drug addiction. Your treatment includes both group counseling and individual counseling. You may also participate in a variety of special classes, including a therapeutic community ,12 steps, art therapy, and anger management – all of which have proven highly beneficial in the recovery process.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
As you decide on your next steps, you are sure to have plenty of questions. We’re here to make sure you have the answers you need. Below are some of the questions we get most often. But if you have a specific question, please call us at 330-825-5202.
DO I HAVE TO COMPLETE TREATMENT?
Yes. When you are assessed at the beginning of your stay, you are diagnosed with a level of addiction. This diagnosis comes with a recommendation for treatment that is a legally binding statement that says you will complete the full treatment program. We are bound by law to provide such treatment and you are contractually obligated to stay until treatment is complete. NDTC is NOT a lock down facility. You are free to leave at any time. However, leaving before your treatment is over may result in:
a. Not being able to come back to NDTC for additional treatment
b. Not being able to receive aid from NDTC for housing, schooling, or vocational referrals
c. Possible legal implications especially if you are on parole or probation
**Please note we only offer a Residential Treatment Program for Men at this time**