REDLANDS, Calif. – New Origins, a men’s outpatient addiction treatment provider based in Redlands, is drawing attention to one of the most common reasons men put off getting help: the belief that treatment means walking away from a paycheck. For many men across Redlands, San Bernardino, and the surrounding Inland Empire, the fear of losing a job or letting their family down keeps them using long after they know something has to change.
Many men carry the weight of being the steady one at home and at work, and they often treat a drinking or drug problem as something to handle privately. By the time they reach out, the problem has usually grown, and so has the list of reasons they believe they cannot stop to deal with it. For a lot of these men, the question is not whether they need help but how they could possibly fit it in.
“Most of the men who call us have been putting this off for a long time, and work is almost always part of the reason,” said Ronald Honn, Chief Executive Officer of New Origins. “They picture treatment as disappearing for a month and coming back to find their job gone. For many men, that is simply not the choice in front of them. There is a way to get real, structured help and still show up for the people who depend on them.”
New Origins offers intensive outpatient treatment built for men with daytime and evening options, so men can attend treatment several days a week around work, school, and family commitments. Each man begins with a comprehensive assessment of his substance use, history, and goals, which shapes an individual treatment plan. Care combines individual therapy, therapist-led men’s groups, and family therapy, along with relapse prevention work focused on identifying triggers and building practical coping skills. Holistic practices including yoga, meditation, and nutrition counseling round out the program.
The men-only setting is a deliberate part of the approach. Many men find it easier to speak honestly about pressure at work, strained relationships, anger, and the expectations they place on themselves when they are surrounded by other men facing the same things. Group sessions become a place to practice that honesty and to build a sober support network that carries forward after treatment.
The program also fits within a broader continuum of care. Men who need more daily structure can begin in New Origins’ Partial Hospitalization Program before stepping into IOP, and men coming out of inpatient or residential treatment can use IOP to keep their momentum as they return home. After IOP, men can continue with outpatient care and aftercare support.
“Getting help should not have to cost a man everything he is working to protect,” Honn said. “When treatment fits around his life, he can keep his job, stay present for his family, and still do the hard work recovery takes. That is often what finally makes it possible for him to say yes.”
New Origins serves men throughout San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, offering addiction treatment for men near San Bernardino as well as in Highland, Loma Linda, Yucaipa, Colton, and Grand Terrace from its men’s outpatient rehab in Redlands, CA. New Origins accepts most major insurance plans, and the admissions team provides complimentary insurance verification for prospective patients and their families.
About New Origins
New Origins is a men’s outpatient addiction treatment provider based in Redlands, California, serving men across San Bernardino County, Riverside County, and the broader Inland Empire. The program offers Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programming through a men-only therapeutic model, with treatment for alcohol, opioid, stimulant, and other substance use alongside co-occurring mental health conditions. Learn more at https://neworigins.org/.
Media Contact
Name
New Origins
Contact name
Ronald Honn
Contact phone
(855) 984-1788
Contact address
101 E Redlands Blvd #200
City
Redlands
State
CA
Zip
92373
Country
United States
Url
https://neworigins.org/
