New Way of Life Blairsville

Address

9143 US 119 S.
Blairsville, PA 15717

Phone

(724) 343-3105

Fax

Facility: (724) 471-1246
Admissions/Referrals: (610) 927-6167

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About New Way of Life Blairsville

  • 30 bed facility located in Blairsville, PA
  • Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs
  • Serves men 18 years and older who meet ASAM 3.1, Clinically Managed Low Intensity Residential Treatment admission criteria
  • MAT (Medication Assisted Treatment) induction or continuation available
  • Transportation available from anywhere in the Commonwealth

 

New Way of Life Blairsville is a licensed halfway house for justice involved men who are looking for a stable recovery program during their transition from inpatient treatment and/or incarceration to independent living.

Treatment Includes

  • Cognitive Behavioral/Motivational Enhancement techniques, rooted in a 12-step recovery model to support long term behavior change
  • Group therapy curriculums address criminal thinking, relapse prevention skills, substance abuse education, healthy supports and relationships, communication skills and prosocial behaviors
  • Family therapy sessions are welcomed and encouraged for best treatment outcomes. Days/hours vary based on availability
  • Home-like recovery environment using a three-phase program, allowing for increased independence and employment while prioritizing sustained sobriety
  • Use of Trac9, a weekly evidence-based assessment to monitor progress and help direct treatment

Life Skills Education

  • Curriculum is designed to teach skills and build on strengths for long term recovery and successful transition into the community
  • Staff includes a full-time Life Skills Coordinator, Case Manager and CRS (Certified Recovery Specialist)
  • Workforce Development classes to teach residents how to gain and sustain employment. Facility partners with local employers to facilitate job placement
  • Money Management to learn how to budget finances
  • Learning to communicate in a healthy way with family, children and peers. Parenting classes available if appropriate
  • Peer supports both in and out of the program