A Phased Approach to Lifelong Recovery
His Way offers distinct programs for men and women, each rooted in faith and community. The men's program is an immersive residential experience, while the women's program provides flexible, community-based support. Both are designed to foster spiritual growth and provide practical tools for a sober life.
Program Length: 9 Months
This intensive, long-term program provides men with a structured and supportive environment to fully focus on their recovery. The program is divided into three phases, progressively granting more responsibility. Residents engage in daily classes, counseling, work therapy, and spiritual development, moving from a highly structured routine to re-entering the workforce and taking on leadership roles within the community.
Schedule: Weekly Evening Meetings (~6 Months)
The Rediscovery program offers a safe, faith-filled setting for women facing addiction and life challenges. This non-residential format allows participants to receive group counseling, mentorship, and support while maintaining their daily work and family responsibilities. It provides a vital connection to a community of women on a similar journey.
In partnership with the Forsyth County Drug Court, His Way offers a specialized 2-year track for men who are involved with the justice system. This program provides an alternative to incarceration, focusing on intensive recovery, accountability, and the development of a pro-social lifestyle rooted in faith.
A Home for Healing and Brotherhood
His Way provides a safe, structured, and home-like environment where men can focus entirely on their recovery. Residents live together on campus, fostering a powerful sense of community and mutual support. The campus is designed for structure, reflection, and growth, with an intimate occupancy of 6-15 residents, ensuring personalized attention and a tight-knit community.
Residents live in a comfortable house setting, not a clinical facility, promoting a sense of normalcy and belonging.
The campus is not locked down, operating on a system of trust and personal responsibility for one's recovery journey.
Bedrooms and bathrooms are shared, encouraging accountability, fellowship, and the development of healthy relationships.
Policies & Daily Life
- Detox Required: Clients must be detoxed before entry as no on-site detox is offered.
- Full Participation: Mandatory attendance at all classes, devotionals, and house activities.
- No Electronics: Cell phones and computers are prohibited to minimize distractions.
- Smoking Areas: Tobacco use is permitted only in designated outdoor spaces.
- Family Visits: Visitation is allowed at scheduled times, encouraging family involvement in recovery.
- 7:00am:House Devotional
- 8:00am:Bible Class
- 9:30am:Life Skills Class
- 1:00pm - 4:00pm:Volunteer / Counseling
- 6:15pm:Evening Devotional & Classes
- 10:30pm:Lights Out
Program & Treatment
Learn about the program structure, therapy types, and treatment model.
His Way stands out for its long-term, Christ-centered approach that focuses on deep spiritual and personal transformation, not just sobriety. The small occupancy (6-15 residents) fosters a tight-knit brotherhood, while the structured progression into work and leadership roles builds real-world responsibility.
His Way offers a 9-month residential recovery program for men and a weekly outpatient program for women, both focused on overcoming addiction to drugs and alcohol.
Information regarding treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders is not found on their website. The program's focus is primarily on spiritual and behavioral change for addiction. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to complete your profile.
The program integrates Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT), 12-Step facilitation, life skills training, pastoral counseling, spiritual care, and various group therapy classes (e.g., anger management, parenting, financial literacy).
Yes, the program integrates 12-Step groups alongside its core curriculum of Biblical teaching and Moral Reconation Therapy. There is no mention of SMART Recovery or Celebrate Recovery.
Yes, His Way is an unapologetically Christ-centered program. Biblical teaching, pastoral counseling, and spiritual growth are central to its recovery model.
His Way Recovery Center was founded in 2007.
Cost & Admission
Find answers about costs, insurance, and what's required for admission.
His Way is designed to be low-cost. There is an $800 entry fee. After the first 60 days, residents pay $250 per week, which can often be covered by employment secured through the program.
No, His Way does not accept private insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare. The program is funded through donations and modest resident fees to keep it accessible.
No, detox services are not offered on-site. Applicants must be medically cleared and fully detoxed before they can be admitted into the residential program.
Information regarding Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) like Suboxone is not found on the website. Given the program's model, it is unlikely to be permitted, but please confirm with admissions. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add details.
Daily Life & Rules
Details on living arrangements, what to bring, and facility policies.
The standard men's residential program is 9 months long. A specialized track for justice-involved individuals is 2 years.
Residents live in a home-like setting on campus. Rooms and bathrooms are shared to promote community and accountability. Private rooms are not available.
No, His Way is an open campus. It operates on a foundation of trust and expects residents to be personally responsible for their commitment to the program.
Personal electronics like cell phones and computers are not permitted. This policy is in place to help residents focus on their recovery without outside distractions. Smoking (tobacco products) is allowed in designated outdoor areas.
What to Bring:
- Bible (NIV or similar)
- Valid ID and Social Security card
- 14 casual outfits & dress clothes for church
- Toiletries, twin bed linens, towels
- Laundry basket and detergent
- Tobacco products (if needed)
- Alarm clock, approved reading materials
- Approved prescription medications
What to Leave at Home:
- Cell phones, computers, video games
- Music devices (e.g., iPods)
- Televisions
- Weapons of any kind
- Debit/Credit cards
- Pets
Support, Staff & Community
Information on the care team, family involvement, and peer environment.
Care is provided by a dedicated team of staff, including pastoral counselors, life coaches, and house leaders. Many staff members are graduates of the program themselves. There are no medical doctors, psychiatrists, or psychologists on staff; the focus is on spiritual and peer-led support.
The residential program is exclusively for adult men. You will be in a small, close-knit community of 6-15 residents from various backgrounds who share the common goal of overcoming addiction through faith. The client population is typically those seeking a low-cost, non-insurance-based program.
Family involvement is encouraged, and family visits are permitted. Specific details about the schedule and rules for visitation are not found on the website. Please confirm with staff. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add visitation details.
Yes, His Way offers strong aftercare support, including relapse prevention planning, employment counseling, job training, ongoing mentoring, and connection to a robust alumni network to support long-term sobriety.
Affordable, Faith-Based Recovery
His Way is committed to making recovery accessible and operates as a non-profit. The program is supported by community donations and modest resident fees, and does not accept or require insurance.
Insurance Not Accepted
To maintain its low-cost structure and unique program focus, His Way does not accept any form of private insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid. All costs are self-pay.
Self-Pay Program Fees
The fee structure is designed to be manageable. Please call to confirm current fees and discuss payment.
- One-Time Entry Fee:$800
- Weekly Fee (after 60 days):$250 / week
Note: Residents often secure employment through the program to help cover weekly fees.
