Addiction Recovery for Men
Residential Treatment Facility for Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
An Alternative Approach to Substance use disorder (sud)
At A Reprieve for Men, we know the importance of truly being there for our residents, their families, and fellow providers who trust us to care for their patients. Our mission is to help each man who enters our home overcome addiction and find long-term recovery.
We Know that Every Story is Unique
Every man who enters our program has different needs and circumstances, so we tailor our addiction recovery program to fit each man who comes to our home. Our team creates a customized plan of action for every resident that is developed and improved as they progress through each phase.
Our goal is not just recovery but sustainable sobriety, and to achieve this, we emphasize holistic treatment. This includes physical health, psychological well-being, social relationships, and vocational or educational guidance. By focusing on these aspects of a person’s life, we help each man recover from addiction and rebuild and enhance his life, preparing him for success long after he leaves our home.
A Multi-Step Addiction Recovery Program
Guiding Men on the Path to Sobriety
OUR
home
Since opening our doors in 2009, we’ve provided a spiritual safe haven for men suffering from the disease of addiction. Our staff and alumni — the epicenter of our community-based program — witness daily the very spirit in which the fellowship of service to others thrives. The 12 Steps live and breathe here as we strive to do the work we’ve been called upon to perform.
Located in Tuscaloosa, AL, the campus at A Reprieve for Men is as unique as our program. Our home, features modern architectural elements and family-style living, creating a warm and reverent atmosphere for our residents.
Addiction is a Disease that Affects
Men and Women Differently
Addiction is a Disease that Affects Men and Women Differently
Studies show the physical and mental effects of substance use disorders, societal pressures, motivations, and even the drugs of choice differ among men and women. For some, the negative experiences and traumas they faced in the past involve the opposite gender, making a gender-specific program necessary for them to focus on their recovery.
Our men’s only campus in Opelika, AL, allows men to focus on developing the skills and mindset needed for recovery in a safe, supportive environment. Our residents establish a brotherhood and friendships that transcend beyond their time at our home.
Who we treat at a Reprieve for Men:
Trouble beginning and maintaining their sobriety or experience chronic relapse
Struggling to work through and understand the 12 Steps
Having difficulty with spiritual concepts and principles
In need of help to transition back to college or into a career
Lack direction and goals in the areas of employment, responsibility, and accountability
Unsuccessful in traditional rehab or 12-Step programs
A Foundation for
recovery
Spirituality
Many people who struggle with addiction also struggle with connecting to a higher power, or feel fragmented or broken. At the Reprieve, we help residents discover or re-establish the spiritual center that will serve as a compass for their recovery journey.
Community
Self
Addiction often leads to a loss of identity or sense of self. The morals and values instilled during childhood are lost in addiction, replaced by negative instincts focused on their own survival with zero regard for others. Through spiritual and therapeutic guidance, we remind men of their value as individuals, helping them return to who they truly are.