The Sweet Smell of Success

 

After becoming addicted to cocaine, John Hill lost his his family, his home, and his self worth. Now, several years after graduating from New Directions, John has a steady job, a renewed relationship with his daughter, and a plum role in the nationally recognized New Directions Choir.

 

         
Karen Rayford
I knew that I would need a long-term, intensive program in order to straighten up.  New Directions helped me recover from my addictions and turn my life around.  read more ›		   Ralph Jackson
Ralph believes that NDI’s program is successful because of its holistic approach, where the entire person is treated rather than simply the addiction itself. read more ›		   Lynn Johnson
Today I am a changed woman. My children and I have been through intensive therapy, and we are healing together. read more ›
   
 
         

Steve Keesal
Loving and helping others allows me fulfillment and a sense of purpose I had never known before.

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Renee Banton
Today, Renee not only works full time at New Directions, she has recently earned a Master's degree in psychology. read more >

 

 

 

James Elkins

After years of turmoil, abuse and addiction, James Elkins has learned how to contain his demons, if not abolish them.

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Crescent Terry
My recovery this time is all about my higher power. I have to be willing to sit and listen, and to practice love. read more >

 

 

 

 

James Wolford
James "Wolf" Wolford is not a small man. His size has often worked to his advantage, as he served stints as a nightclub bouncer read more >

 

 

 

Gary Meraz

Ten years ago my life was far from the successful and happy one that I am living today.  

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Edward Chesney
Before coming to New Directions I had followed my addiction to lows that I thought were reserved for others.  read more ›

 

 

 

 

Evans Gilmore
Evans spent three years wandering the streets of Skid Row before coming to New Directions. read more >

 

 

 

 

Sergio Arias

Following his return home from Iraq, Sergio spent four years attempting to self medicate his PTSD.

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