Tradition One

Founded in 1971, this provider offers residential treatment for adult men navigating alcohol and drug addiction, including those with co-occurring disorders. This nonprofit provides a structured, peer-oriented environment, welcoming individuals from the criminal justice system for extended periods of support. The program requires a minimum 90-day stay to support meaningful progress in recovery. Their approach blends evidence-based practices with Twelve Step philosophy, featuring 1-on-1 and group counseling, psychoeducation, and relapse prevention. Each week includes ten educational groups, six clinical groups, and individual sessions with a counselor. Additional support covers anger management, conflict resolution, and employment readiness to help residents build skills for long-term stability. Residents actively participate in daily living, managing their areas and contributing to household chores. Meals are provided on-site, and clients are part of a community that values service, structure, and recovery. The tranquil, communal setting, along with social and recreational activities, fosters personal growth and belonging, supporting men on their path to sobriety.