New Dimensions In Recovery

I stayed here for 2 days and found out so much dirt on some people in there. Corie is a resident there is dating the director Stevie. I guess it's supposed to be all hush hush. It's obvious she calls him baby and honey infront of everyone. And then you have people getting high there. And they tell you food is included yeah from the food bank. What a joke the place is all messed up to much drama.
Nov 20th, 2022

Feb 18th, 2021

This place is an awesome sober living.The staff is very caring and understanding. If you are not ready to change your life around and dont want to stay sober .this is not the place for you
Feb 13th, 2021

I have lived at NDIR for over a year and a half now and can honestly say I have enjoyed expanding and planting my roots here. My growth in my sober journey wouldn't have been possible without the help of the program through NDIR. But most importantly, the love and encouragement from the staff has been the best part, making me feel safe and loved at home as apart of a family. The fees here are also very reasonable for such a big beautiful five bedroom home but the best part is food is included! Additionally, the accountability this program offers ensures success for a solid road in sobriety. I am so VERY grateful to God to have been lead here to NDIR as the tools I have learned, my spiritual advancement and the new way of life wouldn't have been possible without the help and love of NDIR. I am also forever grateful to the staff for ensuring a safe, clean, loving, and beautiful living environment that I am proud to call home. Thank you New Dimensions In Recovery for taking me to the next dimension of my life and helping me generate a solid foundation to build and grow upon. I look forward to expanding the next new dimensions of my life with the NDIR family.
Dec 13th, 2022

My sister just finished a 15 month residency at New Dimensions in Recovery (NDIR) on E. Cypress Street. This home and its fabulous director were a huge factor in improving my sister's quality of life, and our family's connection to her. The house is nicely furnished and always clean. It has a delightful courtyard and patio. The staff, as well as the other (all-female) residents committed to recovery and compliant with the very reasonable rules of the home, supported a recovery for my sister and it was the safest, healthiest, and most comfortable place she had lived in over 30 years. She felt accepted, respected, supported, and she enjoyed and appreciated living there. Our family enjoyed visiting. When some of my sister's health conditions worsened and she needed a higher level of care, the director was instrumental in working with case managers to identify an appropriate new residence. Thank you forever to NDIR staff and residents!!
Mar 14th, 2021