8414 NC-903 N Ayden, Ayden, North Carolina, 28513
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Cost of Treatment
Cost varies
Treatment Length
28 to 30 days
Insurance Accepted
Yes
Overview
Resurrected Recovery is a faith-based, 28-day residential program for adult men located in Ayden, North Carolina, offering transitional support for those who are medically stable following detox. The program includes services such as counseling and 12-step recovery groups to help people achieve lasting sobriety.
Resurrected Recovery Highlights
- Non-Denominational Faith-Based Care
- Life Skills Training
- Transportation Provided
Facility Information
Resurrected Recovery is a faith-based, 28-day residential program for adult men in Ayden, North Carolina, designed to provide intensive support following medical detox. The program runs on a Christ-centered 12-step model and operates in a supervised, sober living environment with staff on-site around the clock.
The daily schedule includes Big Book and NA Basic Text study, group accountability sessions, biblical recovery principles, and written step work. Transportation is provided for nightly AA and NA meetings, Sunday church services, and off-site recovery classes throughout the week.
Additionally, residents receive life skills training covering things like financial responsibility, employment readiness, emotional regulation, and conflict resolution. These tools are built into the program so men leave with a foundation for a different, substance-free kind of life.
8414 NC-903 N Ayden, Ayden, North Carolina, 28513
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No, you can’t use cell phones or laptops at Resurrected Recovery, but you are allowed nightly phone time to contact your friends and loved ones.
Smoking is permitted in designed locations throughout the facility.
Family and friends can visit on the weekend during designated times.
Some of the prohibited items include cell phones, laptops, weapons, drugs, and alcohol.
Yes, alumni and aftercare services are available for clients who have completed formal treatment.
Weekend classes are offered to family who want to be involved in the treatment process. These classes typically occur before visitation hours.
