NewDay Center

Faith-Based Residential Recovery for Men

NewDay Center offers men-only residential addiction treatment that integrates evidence-based counseling with a Christian worldview. The program is designed for men who want recovery support that includes spiritual formation alongside clinical care, with a clear structure that emphasizes accountability, purpose, and personal growth.

Structured Residential Program With Intensive Group Engagement

The residential program provides 24-hour care in a 30 to 45-day stay. Clients follow a consistent daily schedule that includes individual counseling, extensive group therapy, substance use education, and spiritual discipleship. Care is delivered by a multidisciplinary team of licensed counselors, medical professionals, ordained clergy, and peer counselors working together in a coordinated setting.

Support for Substance Use and Co-Occurring Mental Health Needs

In addition to substance use treatment, NewDay Center addresses co-occurring concerns such as anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma through counseling and structured programming. The center also provides medications for addiction treatment (MAT), including buprenorphine and naltrexone, and may support individuals who are already receiving these medications through outside prescribers.

Rural Campus Environment That Supports Focus and Daily Wellness

Located on a 60-acre campus outside Bloomington, the setting offers nature trails, a pond, and outdoor spaces such as fire pits that encourage reflection and connection. Daily life may include experiential therapy, fitness and recreational activities, and meals with a menu overseen by a professional chef, supporting physical health alongside emotional and spiritual work.

Aftercare Planning and Practical Recovery Supports

NewDay Center emphasizes preparation for life after residential treatment through discharge planning and continuing care. Recovery support includes peer mentoring, assistance connecting to housing and social services, and ongoing community-based support. Transportation assistance may also be available, helping reduce barriers to entering and continuing care.