Vita Nova Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Vita Nova is a coed recovery home in Wasilla, Alaska, serving adults in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough. It houses up to 23 clients aged eighteen and over and operates as a dual diagnosis residential program.

The name means new life, and the program is built for people who need substance use and mental health care handled together rather than in sequence.

What This Wasilla Recovery Residence Provides

Residents receive individual counseling, group therapy, peer support and case management. The program combines an evidence-based curriculum with peer-based interaction in a setting meant to feel like a home instead of an institution.

Life Inside This Recovery Home

Regular activities in the community run alongside the clinical schedule, and residents keep up relationships with friends and family through virtual and in-person visits. Recovery is work, and a program that makes no room for anything else tends to lose people.

Dual Diagnosis Care In This Sober House

Handling substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions in one place removes the referral gap where people most often disappear. In Alaska, where the next appropriate bed can be a flight away, closing that gap locally is worth a great deal.

A Recovery Residence Inside A Wider Network

Its operator also runs recovery residences, outpatient and intensive outpatient services, day treatment, re-entry support and telehealth in the Valley. Someone completing this program can step down without changing organizations.

Matanuska-Susitna Borough Recovery Homes And Access

Wasilla is on the road system with Anchorage about 45 minutes away, so specialist medical care and employment remain reachable. The address is not published, and placement runs through the operator.