S2L Recovery Christian Rehab and Detox Woodbury

S2L Recovery Christian Rehab and Detox Woodbury, which also goes by Spring 2 Life Recovery, offers men a residential program shaped by Biblical instruction instead of the twelve steps. Detox comes first, and afterward men continue into a long-term residential track in which scripture study, counseling, and everyday duties each hold a place in the routine. The campus sits on Short Mountain, and the center describes a community where men are received without harsh judgment whatever their personal beliefs.

At the outset, medical and clinical professionals evaluate every man, considering his physical and mental health as a whole. Each participant is then matched with a recovery coach who supports him personally; if the resident wishes, that coach may reach out to relatives, with the goal of mending relationships strained by substance use. Counseling runs alongside hands-on teaching, so men build skills in money management, cooking, and leading as a husband and father while they work on recovery.

The center opened in 2006 and holds Joint Commission accreditation. Care is delivered in English to men only, with a track for veterans. Programming is gender-specific and non-12-step, with a spiritual emphasis throughout. After the residential phases, men can return home or continue into a further phase for additional support, and alumni stay connected through reunions, retreats and online groups.

S2L Recovery Christian Rehab and Detox

This Woodbury facility provides detox and residential rehab two levels of care, and a typical stay runs 84 days. Men who need it start with detox, and withdrawal from alcohol or benzodiazepines is the kind that can become medically risky, so a clinician should monitor it instead of a man attempting it at home. Once detox ends, residents shift to the residential track, with an early phase of 42 days.

Counseling at this Tennessee rehab center covers individual sessions, cognitive behavioral therapy and group therapy. The staff also draw on motivational interviewing and enhancement therapy, solution focused and goal-oriented therapy, life skills work and spiritual care. Care here is Christian, gender-specific and non-12-step. Should a man need a level of care this center does not provide, our advisors can point toward other Tennessee programs that offer it.

• Christian
• Non 12 Step
• Solution Focused, Goal-Oriented Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)
• Life Skills
• Gender-Specific
• Spiritual Care
• Group Therapy

The type of men this program is created for

• Men only, with a track and welcome for veterans at this Tennessee rehab
• Adults seeking help with alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, opioids or prescription drugs
• Men looking for a Christian, non-12-step approach with spiritual emphasis
• Individuals with a substance use disorder who require detox ahead of residential care
• Men who want a structured, community-based setting with counseling and life skills

Program length, size and setting

The usual stay is 84 days, and this center has 31-50 beds in Woodbury, Tennessee. Men share air-conditioned rooms and can use a fitness center, recreation room, outdoor lounge, volleyball court, walking trails and the nature nearby. Hiking, games, movies, reading and physical fitness are among the activities. Programming is delivered in English. The campus is on Short Mountain, and men are encouraged to spend time together in fellowship.

• Access to Nature
• Walking Trails
• Fitness Center
• Volleyball Court
• Outdoor Lounge
• Recreation Room

Paying for this center's care

The payment option this center lists is cash pay rates, and no insurance details appear in its profile. If you plan to rely on insurance, call the center and ask which plans it accepts and how it handles verification before any admission date is fixed. An advisor with our helpline can check openings and coverage at no charge, and the call commits you to nothing.

Questions worth posing before admission

• Does the center accept my insurance coverage and how does it check coverage?
• What does detox look like here, and who oversees withdrawal care?
• How does the 84-day program break into phases, and what happens after phase three?
• Can family be involved through my recovery coach, and how does that contact work?
• What do cash pay rates cover, and what is not included?