empowering women for lifetime recovery
The Next Door
lives reclaimed
STORIES OF HOPE
The Next Door has served over 13,000 women since it was founded in 2004. Our Stories of Hope highlight TND alumni who are thriving in their recovery and demonstrate how beautiful life can be beyond addiction.
how we help
OUR SERVICES
What Makes Us Unique
Dual-Diagnosis
We believe, in order to set women up for success in recovery, we must treat both substance use and mental health disorders simultaneously. We understand each woman has a unique set of needs, so our expert staff work closely with clients to provide comprehensive care that maximizes the full potential of dual diagnosis treatment.
Faith-Based
A woman’s spiritual health is a vital part of her overall wellness. While at The Next Door, clients learn spiritual practices that can strengthen their connection to God and nurture their spiritual health. As a faith-based treatment center, we want our clients to know that they are created in the image of God and deeply loved by God. We meet women wherever they are spiritually, modeling God’s love for them through our words and actions.
Female Only
Women have gender-specific needs and goals when participating in addiction treatment. Female-only treatment addresses these needs to ensure women receive the most comprehensive treatment possible in a safe and supportive setting.
Pregnant Women
The Next Door is committed to walking alongside pregnant women struggling with addiction. TND is one of the only facilities in the Southeast that accepts women up to 38 weeks in gestation in all levels of care.
this is my story
Hear From Our TND Alumni
in their words
Client Testimonials
-Tonya S.
- Anonymous
- Ashley
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The Next Door… are we the neighborhood app?
The Next Door…are we the neighborhood app? That is a common reaction I get when I tell people where I serve. Our name is grounded …
Reflections from Our High School Intern
When I first got to The Next Door, I was very nervous about what to expect. In my previous years, I had read and learned from the basis of a text-book about addiction and treatment, but I had never interacted or had a first hand experience with someone with an addiction themselves. Stepping into The Next Door would be a coming of age experience for me.
Pause and Ponder: Mary and Elizabeth
Who are the women you turn to when you need to talk? Who are the women you seek out when you are facing a crisis? Who …
What Does National Women Supporting Women Day Mean to Us?
December 1 is National Women Supporting Women Day, and I truly believe that when women support each other, incredible things can happen. This is much …
The Advent Season
Thanksgiving has passed. Christmas is coming. For many folks, this season will be jam-packed with frenetic activity. In between the special events, the shopping, the …
A Thanksgiving Blessing
May God bless you with . . . a heart overflowing with gratitude a mind focused on God’s good gifts a body …
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