"A Life Training Program"
New Life is a faith based "Life Training Center" for women, focusing on spiritual and emotional wellness. Our non-conventional approach to treatment changes more than behavior; the New Life Program changes hearts and stops destructive cycles.
New Life is designed to transform lives that have been devastated by life controlling problems such as drugs, alcohol, and dysfunctional relationships. We provide residential care and life skills training through a Biblical approach.
New Life serves women from across the country with varied cultural and socio-economic backgrounds. Women coming to New Life are facing a combination of difficult circumstances and often have been in other treatment facilities with unsuccessful long-term results. Our Students are women who want to change and move beyond their debilitating circumstances, yet have never found a source for help. Women come to New Life on a voluntary basis and no one is forced to stay in the program against their will. The program is 12-18 months. Services within the program reflect the diverse needs of our residents.
The center is dedicated to "Turning Pain into Purpose".
Pain can be good when the goal is recovery. Here at New Life, that recovery occurs through holistic programs addressing emotional / spiritual wellness and character building through the application of Biblical principles.
Women ready to give up on themselves and life are finding forgiveness for their past and purpose for their future
New Life is registered with the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug abuse. Registration # FB 121.
The Program includes:
- Proactive Approach to Recovery
- Personal / Emotional Development
- Belief Therapy
- Self Image Development
- Anger / Pain Resolution
- Communication / Relationship Skills and Development
- Substance Abuse Training
- GED, computer and Job Training
- Personal Financial Management
- Classes consist of instructor, video, and personal pace curriculum
Class materials are taught in part by Stanton Samenow, PhD., who is a leader in the cognitive therapy field related to criminal thinking and behavior modification.