A New Way Peer Recovery Center

Non-judgmental and Supportive Environment ~ All Paths in Recovery ~ Social Fellowship Emotional Healing ~ Community Resources

A New Way Peer Recovery Center

Non-judgmental and Supportive Environment ~ All Paths in Recovery ~ Social Fellowship Emotional Healing ~ Community Resources

We are a free, safe, and supportive place for those affected by substance use disorders. We offer conversations with a coach in recovery, camaraderie with others in recovery, a safe space for support, and offer groups, events, and place to explore your creativity.

“We offer all pathways to recovery. Whatever it is you are looking for, we have you covered here at A New Way Peer Recovery Center.”

-Warren Nicoli, Director

We Offer:

  • A positive approach to recovery that’s about putting you in charge.
  • Support and encouragement from your peers.
  • Access to useful information about recovery.
  • Resources for training and skill development.
  • Fun social events that are alcohol and drug-free.
  • A chance for you to volunteer and give back to people in need.
  • Opportunities to be a leader and advocate for your community.
  • Open varying hours each day to help fit your schedule.
  • A safe haven whenever you need it.
How to Get Support

A New Way’s Mission Statement

Developed by the members of A New Way Recovery Center (2015)

  • We are here to offer support, no matter what recovery pathway is working for you.
  • We welcome all who seek a safe and supportive environment.
  • We offer access to community connections, educational resources, sober activities and so much more.
  • The lives of everyone affiliated with the Center have been touched in some way by substance use.
  • We are here because we are committed to the continuous support of a strong recovery community.

A New Way Member:

“I come to the Recovery Center most days to utilize the great resources available. I did not have access to a computer or phone unless I came here. This gave me the ability to keep in touch with my friends and family. I was able to apply for jobs and got advice from the staff, who assisted me in securing a job, which has greatly improved my mental, physical and spiritual well being. I have been coming here for about two months and feel very welcome and look forward to seeing the staff, as I consider them my friends.”