New Roads’ family of treatment programs is based upon a holistic, community-focused treatment approach, with a foundation in research and results. We use a combination of addiction treatment programming (for those with dual diagnoses), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing (MI), and medical oversight to guide each of our clients through their own treatment process. New Roads has gender specific residential programs. New Roads’ transitional program is ongoing support for a sober life. Even after an individual has taken back control from their addiction, it is important for them to maintain a positive, supportive environment that will help them stay on track. Our transitional program combines this environment with ongoing professional support to help clients transition into life after treatment. 

TRANSITIONAL PROGRAM COMPONENTS INCLUDE: « Semi-independent, sober apartment living « Ongoing medical oversight and therapeutic support « Life skills training « Educational and internship opportunities New Roads to Healing (NRTH) is a long-term mental health program for any young adult whose development has been impacted by mental illness. The program is designed to enhance their self-sufficiency and put them on a path to independence. NRTH PROGRAM

COMPONENTS INCLUDE: « Individual recovery planning with our therapists and life coaches « Life skills training (from the ground up) « Help with education/career planning « Medication management assistance

New Roads offers a full continuum of care, including:

  • Residential Treatment — gender-specific, structured, live-in care
  • Transitional Living Program — semi-independent, sober apartment living with ongoing support
  • Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) — structured day treatment
  • Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (V-IOP) — flexible, remote clinical support
  • General Outpatient (GOP) and Psychiatric Outpatient — ongoing therapeutic and medication management support

⚙️New Roads maintains DBT adherence through ongoing training led by a Linehan Board Certified Clinician, keeping staff grounded in the model's core principles. (Which means for the clients and families who have loved ones enrolled, New Roads makes sure their staff are properly trained in DBT & not just familiar with it)

General Information

Participant Age Group(s)

Young Adults (18 - 30)

Organization's Name

New Roads Behavioral Health

Director of Admissions

Brooke Ford

Admissions: Rolling or scheduled?

Rolling admissions

Admissions

Professional Associations/Affiliations

Other

Payment Options

Insurance
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Does the program have more than one location for this particular program?

Yes

How does the program prevent clients/students/patients from leaving (running) from the program?

Locked Facility

Maximum Age of Participants

28

Minimum Age of Participants

17.5

Location of Program

Suburban

Gender(s)

Female
Male
Transgender

Minimum length of stay

30 days

Maximum Enrollment

80

Religious Affiliation?

No

Billing & Payments

Cost per month/workshop/programming (in USD)

12500

What percentage of participants receiving funding from a state Adoption Assistance Programming?

0

What percentage participants who are Court Ordered?

50

What percentage of your participants are 'Private Pay'?

0

What percentage of your participants are funded by the School system? | FAPE / IDEA

0

What percentage of participants are 'State Funded' (example: medicaid)?

0

Levels of Care

Treatment Categories | Levels of Care

Residential Treatment
Residential Treatment - Behavioral Tech Listed
Transitional Living - Social Skills/Life Skills/LD/ASD

Accreditation

Academic Accreditation

Other

Ownership

Ownership Type

Private Company - Owners On-Site

Name of Parent Company

NA

Name of Sister Company

NA

Facility Operations | Type of Land

Privately Owned

Who owns the land?

New Roads

Additional Professionals & Medical Rule Outs

Minimum IQ

86

Family Involvement

Family involvement

MIDDLE: Family can opt in & out of their involvement based off the timing and current issues in treatment

Therapy - Group

Is there group therapy?

Yes

Average number of hours per week facilitated by licensed therapist

10

Average number of hours per week of group processing? (i.e. run by staff, interns, grad students, etc.)

10

Average number of formal family therapy hours per week (not social calls to teen)

1

Is video conferencing accessible for family therapy?

Yes

Therapy - Individual

Is there individual therapy?

Yes, part of the program cost

Number of individual therapy hours student receives on a difficult week?

3

Number of individual therapy hours student receives on typical week?

0

Therapist average case load

10

Does the Clinical Director carry a case load?

Yes

Staff

Line staff to student ratio during awake hours

0

Does program run background checks on all staff?

Yes

Is there an educational requirement for staff?

Yes

Average number of hours staff are trained before their first shift

0

Programming

Dorm/Housing

Single Rooms with Shared Baths
Doubles

Academics

Post high school options offered

College | University

Average student to teacher ratio

0

Transitions

Do you offer transition services for participants/students?

Yes

Research

Is the program presently part of an evidence-based study?

No