NewLife Treatment Services

NewLife Treatment Services NewLife is a nonprofit in Alabama offering long-term residential treatment for adult women and outpatient treatment for both men and women.

Our unique approach blends clinical expertise with personalized treatment in a structured environment.

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03/04/2026

We are excited to welcome NewLife for Women and NewLife Treatment Services as a featured Platinum Sponsor for ALRAD 2026!

About NewLife For Women:
NewLife for Women provides comprehensive recovery support through specialized residential treatment for women and outpatient services available to individuals across the community. For more than two decades, NewLife has offered compassionate, structured care focused on helping people overcome substance use challenges and rebuild healthy, purposeful lives. As a state-certified provider, NewLife delivers residential services at ASAM Levels of Care III.5, III.1, and III.01, along with outpatient services at Level of Care I.0. Guided by experienced staff and individualized service planning, programs address the mental, physical, and spiritual aspects of recovery while remaining accessible and responsive to each person’s unique needs.

The residential program is designed exclusively for women and offers a safe, supportive living environment where participants can focus fully on healing and growth. Through a structured, phase-based approach, residents engage in intensive therapy, life-skills development, employment preparation, and transition planning. This immersive experience allows women to address underlying challenges, build healthy coping strategies, and establish the foundation for long-term recovery and independence.

Complementing residential care, NewLife’s outpatient services provide flexible treatment options for both men and women who need support while maintaining work, school, or family responsibilities. Outpatient programming includes counseling, recovery education, and coordinated care designed to strengthen stability and prevent relapse. These services extend the organization’s reach into the community and allow individuals to access professional support at various stages of recovery.

Across both residential and outpatient settings, participants benefit from evidence-based counseling, peer support, relapse prevention education, and case management. NewLife also emphasizes practical supports such as life-skills training, employment readiness, and aftercare planning to ensure individuals are prepared for sustained success beyond treatment. This comprehensive approach recognizes that lasting recovery involves both personal healing and real-world stability.

More than a provider of services, NewLife for Women is a community of restoration and opportunity. Individuals leave equipped with the tools, confidence, and support systems needed to strengthen relationships, rebuild their futures, and contribute positively to their communities. Through compassionate care and a commitment to transformation, NewLife continues to serve as a pathway toward hope, healing, and lasting recovery.

Learn more at https://www.newlifetreatment.org/

*** Stop by and visit the NewLife exhiibit table at Alabama Recovery Advocacy Day aka ALRAD 2026!

Alabama Recovery Advocacy Day aka ALRAD 2026
AARR - Alabama Alliance for Recovery Residences
National Alliance for Recovery Residences
Alabama Department of Mental Health
SAMHSA
NewLife Treatment Services



02/19/2026

Today, we are proud to welcome Lauri Franklin King, Executive Director of NewLife For Women, as one of our featured speakers who will be sharing her recovery story at ALRAD 2026!

About Laura:
Laura King, M.A., LPC, ICAADC, is a testament to the transformative power of recovery. As the Executive Director of NewLife for Women, she has dedicated her professional life to helping women overcome substance abuse and reclaim their lives. From family dynamics and trauma to societal pressures and motherhood - Laura’s unique understanding of the challenges women face in recovery has shaped NewLife's comprehensive treatment approach.

Laura's personal story of recovery, coupled with the tragic loss of her husband to addiction, offers a compelling perspective on the critical importance of maintaining sobriety. She draws from both her professional expertise and her personal experience to deliver an impactful message about the reality of addiction and the possibility of transformation.

As a mother of two with over twenty years of sustained recovery and nearly two decades of professional experience, Laura offers unique insights into both sides of the recovery journey. Her story and expertise serve as a beacon of hope for those struggling with addiction, demonstrating that complete life transformation through sustained recovery is possible.

Under Laura's leadership, NewLife for Women has expanded significantly, growing from a single 12-bed facility to a comprehensive treatment network offering both residential and outpatient services across multiple counties. Her innovative approach that combines evidence-based practices with a deep personal understanding of addiction for treatment has been instrumental in the organization's success.

Demonstrating her commitment to bridging the gap between clinical treatment and the judicial system, Laura is currently involved as the Drug Court Coordinator for multiple courts and is also a member of the Human Rights Committee. Her extensive experience working with courts and probation offices has helped to create stronger partnerships between treatment providers and the criminal justice system, ultimately improving outcomes for those struggling with addiction.

Join us ALRAD 2026! Register today at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/alabama-recovery-advocacy-day-alrad-2026-tickets-1970276605365

Alabama Recovery Advocacy Day aka ALRAD 2026
AARR - Alabama Alliance for Recovery Residences
National Alliance for Recovery Residences
Alabama Department of Mental Health
SAMHSA
NewLife Treatment Services



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102 Centurion Way
Gadsden, AL
35904

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