His Way Recovery Center

His Way is uniquely defined by its unwavering Christ-centered approach, small and intimate setting (6-15 men), and a structured phased program that guides men from intensive healing into full-time work and leadership. It also offers a specialized track for justice-involved men, emphasizing a holistic, long-term transformation.

The program is designed for men struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. It is a focused substance use disorder recovery program.

His Way uses a blend of faith-based and evidence-based methods, including Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT), 12-Step facilitation with a spiritual focus, Biblical counseling, life skills training (financial, parenting), anger management, and group therapy.

Yes, the program incorporates a "12-Step Spiritual Journey" and AA principles, viewing them as valuable resources that complement its primary Christ-centered, Bible-based foundation. Residents may also attend outside AA meetings.

Yes, absolutely. The entire program is explicitly Christ-centered. Recovery is pursued through a relationship with Jesus Christ, Biblical teaching, pastoral counseling, and connection with a local church community.

Information regarding a formal dual diagnosis program for co-occurring mental health disorders is not specified. The focus is primarily on spiritual and behavioral recovery from addiction. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add details.

There is a one-time entry fee of $1,250, which covers the resident's housing, food, counseling, and materials for the first 30 days. After the first month, the weekly fee is $300.

No, His Way does not accept insurance. It operates as a low-cost, non-profit program supported by donations from churches, organizations, and individuals, which keeps the fees affordable for residents.

No, His Way does not offer medical detox. Residents must be detoxified and medically stable before entering the program.

The website does not state a policy on MAT. Prescription medications must be approved by staff prior to entry. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to clarify your MAT policy.

Yes, due to the limited capacity and high demand for the program, there is usually a waiting list. This ensures every resident receives the personal attention needed for success. Those on the list the longest get the first opportunity to apply.

A day at His Way is highly structured. For the first 30 days, a typical weekday includes:

• Morning: Breakfast, house devotional, Bible class, life skills class, recovery class.
• Afternoon: Volunteer work, counseling, individual study, and assignments.
• Evening: Dinner, evening devotional, classes/activities, chores, and fellowship before bed.

The standard residential program is six months long. A specialized, two-year track is also available for men who are involved with the justice system.

The housing is dormitory-style in comfortable, home-like houses. Residents share a room with one other man, including a shared bathroom and closet. Private rooms are not available, as the shared-living model is a key part of fostering community and accountability.

No, His Way operates as an open campus. The facility is not locked, and residents are entrusted with the personal responsibility to adhere to the program structure and remain on-site.

No, personal electronics like cell phones and computers are not permitted to ensure residents can fully focus on their recovery. Yes, tobacco products are allowed and can be used in designated outdoor areas.

Bring: ID & Social Security card, Bible, clothes for 2 weeks (casual & dress), toiletries, twin-size linens, towels, laundry supplies, tobacco products, alarm clock, approved reading materials, and approved prescription medications.

Leave at Home: Cell phones, computers, TVs, video games, weapons, pets, music devices, and debit/credit cards.