New Vision Recovery Center treats alcohol use disorder in men at our campus in West Liberty, Kentucky — residential, intensive outpatient and outpatient care in one program, with beds currently available.
Alcohol is legal, everywhere, and easy to defend — which is exactly why men often arrive here after years of trying to manage it alone. Our program removes the access, then does the clinical work underneath the drinking.
Treatment starts with a mental health and substance use evaluation, then an individualized plan combining individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy and group work with other men. Alcoholism education explains what tolerance, withdrawal and post-acute symptoms actually are, so relapse stops feeling like a mystery.
Because many men drink around work, family and community pressure, recovery here includes life skills, employment support, parenting and family repair, and connections to Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and Celebrate Recovery meetings in Morgan County and the surrounding area.
We are accredited by CARF, ADOE and BHSO and approved by the Kentucky Department of Corrections, so court-referred and probation-related alcohol placements can be served alongside voluntary admissions.
A 24-hour, substance-free setting for men coming off heavy or long-term drinking, with staff support through the hardest early days.
Learn more about Inpatient treatmentExtended structure for men whose drinking has cycled back repeatedly, so new routines have time to hold before returning home.
Learn more about Residential housingSeveral clinical groups a week while a man lives at home or in sober housing and returns to work.
Learn more about Intensive outpatient programOngoing counseling and accountability after residential or IOP, keeping recovery supported long-term.
Learn more about Outpatient services