New Journey House DeLand

New Journey House DeLand is a men's sober living residence in DeLand, Florida, operated by Foundations to Freedom. As one of 494 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Florida, it offers a community-centered drug rehab option for men who are moving out of active substance use and into more independent living. The home has nine beds and is not a medical detox or hospital inpatient program; instead, it provides a structured, home-like setting where men practice daily routines and build recovery support networks.

Peers lead the way here, and the method stays grounded in everyday practice. Through a four-stage process, this DeLand rehab center develops accountability, toughness, and the skills of daily living while residents live alongside other men in recovery. Staff and each resident map out a plan made for that person, and they check in on how things are going at set intervals. As time passes, attention turns to holding a job, standing more on one's own, and shaping a personal plan for what comes next, with ties made to community resources by the time of graduation.

Programs at New Journey House DeLand

At this DeLand rehab, sober living serves as the primary level of care, typically for 30 days, and the program is for men only. Listed therapies include individual counseling, group therapy, an introduction to the 12 Step program, relapse prevention counseling, and Twelve Step facilitation. The center takes an individual treatment approach with a Twelve Step orientation. Men needing alcohol rehab in Florida after detox often move down into this kind of structured home rather than going straight back to independent living.

Aftercare includes continuing care discharge planning and planning for relapse prevention. Men who complete the 30-day program at this DeLand facility leave with a written plan and community connections that support ongoing recovery. Staff are on-site for guidance and accountability in a setting that still feels like home.

• Individual Treatment
• Group Therapy
• Introduction to the 12 Step Program
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Twelve Step
• Gender-Specific
• Relapse Prevention Counseling

Who this DeLand men's program is for

• Men only, age 18 and older, who are seeking a sober living environment.
• Individuals whose substance use disorder involves alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, opioids, psychedelics, or other drugs.
• Men who have completed detox or inpatient treatment and need a step-down option.
• Individuals who want peer recovery support and a structured daily routine.
• Those committed to working a 12 Step program and attending counseling.
• Men who are ready to focus on employment, life skills, and independent living.

Setting and length of stay in DeLand

The typical program length is 30 days at this DeLand sober living home, though individual stays may vary. The residence has nine beds, shared rooms, and shared bathrooms. Amenities include a porch, comfortable common areas, landscaped gardens, outdoor lounge and outdoor space, access to nature, a lounge, TV, and coffee maker and tea. The program is offered in English.

• Access to Nature
• Gardens
• Outdoor Space
• Coffee Maker and Tea
• TV
• Outdoor Lounge
• Lounge

Paying at New Journey House DeLand

The information available does not specify payment options. If you are considering this DeLand rehab, then verify costs and any insurance benefits directly by phone, since sober living homes frequently do not bill insurance the way clinical treatment centers do. When you call the helpline, a trained advisor can check what this center accepts and whether your plan applies, at no cost and with no commitment. Because coverage for sober living varies widely in Florida, then a quick call can clarify what you would actually owe before you decide anything.

Questions worth asking before admission

• What is the total cost, and what does it cover?
• Is the 30-day length flexible, and what are the criteria for staying longer?
• What is the daily schedule, and how often are counseling sessions?
• What happens if I relapse or need medical care?
• How do you handle medications, including those for mental health?
• What aftercare and discharge planning do you provide?