Adult Residential Program

The Residential Program offers treatment to both male and female clients. During the one-three month stay at New Beginnings halfway house, clients receive group and individual counseling, vocational rehabilitation services, family reintegration services, and are supported in developing an investment in a twelve-step recovery program The focus of residential services is to assist clients in developing the skills necessary to maintain abstinence from drug and/or alcohol, while integrating into independent, community-based living. The clients transfer to intensive outpatient services, to assist with community reintegration following residential care.

Eligibility

New Beginnings accepts private insurance, Medicaid, and self pay. Richland County residents may be eligible for services, based on income, through the support of funding from Richland County Alcohol and Drug Addiction/Mental Health Services Board and Richland County United Way. Women from the state of Ohio are also eligible for services from funding from Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug addiction Services. For information, call 419-526-6168.

ADULT Intensive Outpatient Program

Adjunct for individuals who need intensive support during their recovery process. Clients attend group sessions at least 3-4 times weekly, for a minimum of 3 hours per session. Group services are also available in the morning and evening.

Relapse Prevention

Clients who have demonstrated an ongoing willingness to maintain abstinence often face special challenges during their first year of recovery. Relapse Prevention services give clients an opportunity to explore specific substance-abuse triggers and develop ways to deal with changes of emotions, relationships, and life style needs that occur in recovery. Each client gets to address his needs in a supportive group setting. Group sessions are available for both morning and evening services.