Frequently Asked Questions

New Dimensions in Recovery is a non-profit organization (501 (c) 3) that provides sober living housing to people recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. We have been in operation since 2007 and offer two stages of housing. Phase I housing offers a highly structured living environment. Phase II is a less structured living environment. Both Phases provide programs geared toward arresting the disease of addiction and helping you return to successful independent living.

Before becoming Executive Director of NDIR, I was involved in transitional housing on a smaller scale. I was approached by some people in the mental health community who asked me to open a recovery house for recovering people on medications. Although at the time I knew very little of this community, I was committed to helping. Today it has become a passion and the fulfillment of my life’s work.

All the support we offer is based on 12-step recovery since it has the number one success rate. We work with hospitals and institutions to ensure meetings come to our Phase I residents on a weekly basis. This includes: Heroin Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, and Cocaine Anonymous. We have partnered with many out patient services in the recovery community and refer our residents to outside resources as needed. 

Please call 602-682-7425 and talk with our staff. All staff members are in recovery and understand what you are going through. They are available to answer your questions and will assist you in determining the right housing for you. Typically the starting place is a brief phone interview, followed by an in-person appointment.

All people who have a desire to address their substance abuse issues may apply. We do not discriminate! Additionally, we offer housing to the people with dual diagnoses (co-occurring), GBLTQ, veterans, and others. We believe everyone has the right to sober housing.