Embark on your journey of healing and recovering from substance abuse. NewDay Counseling is committed to guiding you or your loved one through this process over the course of 8 weeks as part of our intensive outpatient program.
Recovery is a lifelong process full of challenges and milestones. The NewDay team proudly serves patients in the Savannah, Georgia area, guiding them through each step and empowering them with a long term recovery management plan upon completion of their program.
Tim Strickland, M.Ed., LPC, CPCS, MAC, SAP, SAE, CCS Clinical Director My name is Timothy Jay Strickland. I grew up in Glennville, Georgia, and now reside in Pembroke, Georgia. I graduated from Georgia Southern University with a Master’s Degree in Education Counseling in…
Addiction and Recovery Sources: This page is filled with links to educational addiction and recovery resources dealing with addiction, addiction treatment, recovery from addiction, specific medical information regarding alcoholism, drug addiction, Suboxone management, and other information pertinent to addiction treatment. A large part of recovery from addiction is…
About NewDay Counseling: NewDay is an outpatient addiction treatment clinic, located at 401 Mall Blvd, Ste 101 D, Savannah Ga. 31406. We’ll be glad to answer any questions you might have and to consult with you about treatment possibilities. Consultations are free. One thing…
There’s a widespread belief that cannabis is basically harmless to the body. However, research is showing that might not be true. Here’s an excerpt from an article from Medical Press that shows there might be a link between cannabis use and heart problems. At…
It’s the Holiday Season. I wish everyone in addiction recovery a safe and happy holiday season. If you’re new in recovery and feel anxious because of parties and other festivities that might involve alcohol, reach out to someone in your support network and let…
For those of us working in the addiction treatment field, it’s practically impossible to determine who will recover. Recovery itself is difficult to identify, in the sense it’s not always a case of not using drugs ever again. Recovery can be messy. Many people…
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