S2L Recovery (Spring2Life)

The initial residential program, "The Forge," has a minimum length of stay of 42 days. This is followed by an optional 42-day extended care program, "The Cabin." We also offer a six-month internship for those who complete both phases.

The facility is a building with dorm-like living quarters, a dining hall, a gym, and group rooms. It is a structured campus environment designed for focus and community, set in a peaceful rural area.

No, private rooms are not available. Clients share dorm-style rooms and bathrooms, which is an intentional part of our program designed to foster brotherhood, accountability, and community living skills.

No, this is a voluntary, open-campus program. While clients must adhere to a strict schedule and are not permitted to leave the property without authorization, the facility is not locked. Clients are here by choice and can decide to leave against medical advice.

No. To minimize distractions and help clients focus fully on their recovery and spiritual growth, personal electronics like cell phones and laptops are not permitted. After the first 7 days, clients are given access to a landline phone to contact family.

Yes, smoking and vaping are allowed in designated outdoor areas during scheduled breaks throughout the day.

Please bring about a week's worth of comfortable, modest clothing, unopened toiletries, your ID and insurance card, and any prescribed medications in their original bottles. You may also bring a Bible and recovery-related reading materials.

Leave all electronics (cell phones, laptops), valuables, non-prescribed medications, weapons, outside food/drinks, and inappropriate or offensive clothing at home. This helps ensure a safe and focused environment for everyone.

Our foundational residential program is a minimum of 42 days. Many clients choose to continue with our 42-day extended care phase for a more comprehensive treatment experience.

Our campus is set in a rural area and features a main building with dorm-style rooms, a dining hall, classrooms, counseling offices, and a gym. There is also a separate 10-bed cabin for our Phase 2 program.

Our care team is composed of a medical doctor, nurses, licensed counselors, and dedicated support staff, many of whom are in recovery themselves and serve as powerful mentors and examples of a transformed life.

You will be in treatment with other adult men (18+) who are seeking freedom from addiction through a faith-based approach. Our clientele typically consists of individuals with private insurance or who are self-paying. With a capacity of 26 beds, our community is intimate, fostering strong bonds of brotherhood.

Yes, family visits are an important part of the healing process and are permitted on Sundays after an initial blackout period. This allows clients to get acclimated to the program first.

Family involvement is encouraged through regular phone calls (after the initial 7 days) and Sunday visitations. We believe that healing family relationships is a vital component of long-term recovery.

While we do not offer traditional outpatient programs, our primary aftercare support is our Phase 2 extended care program. We also provide robust discharge planning to help clients connect with home churches, support groups, and other resources to maintain their recovery.

Yes, we encourage alumni to stay connected with the S2L community. Our staff remains available for support and guidance, and many graduates return to share their stories and encourage current clients.

While we have an on-site medical doctor and licensed counselors, we do not have psychiatrists or psychologists on staff. We focus on a biblically-based model of care, but can refer to outside professionals if a higher level of psychiatric care is needed.