What makes New Soil different from other sober living homes?

New Soil is the only sober living house in the United States that integrates daily Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) training into its core recovery model. Founded by a U.S. Marine Corps Veteran, our Level 3 supervised residence combines 12-step recovery with physical conditioning.

Who is the ideal resident for New Soil?

We serve young men aged 18 to 30 who have completed an inpatient rehab or detox program and need a structured, substance-free environment to transition back into independent living.

How simple is the admissions and placement process?

Admissions is simple. In one call or text, our team handles intake and coordinates direct transportation to pick up your loved one from inpatient rehab and bring them safely to New Soil.

Does my loved one need prior experience in martial arts or BJJ?

No prior martial arts experience is necessary. Our on-site training accommodates all fitness levels, from total beginners to experienced athletes.

What is the required length of stay and program cost?

We require a 90-day minimum stay. Program fees cover high-accountability housing, 24/7 structure, daily BJJ instruction, gym access, meals, and outdoor activities. Please call us to find out what the cost of the program is.

How do you ensure safety, accountability, and sobriety in the house?

We enforce a strict zero-tolerance policy for substance use, including 24/7 supervision, random drug testing multiple times per week, curfews, daily chores, and mandatory 12-step meetings.

Where is New Soil located and what activities are available?

We are located in the Pocono Mountains of Northeast Pennsylvania (NEPA), offering year-round outdoor activities including hiking, kayaking, rafting, skiing, and snowboarding.

Frequently Asked Questions About New Soil Sober Living

Entering post-rehab sober living is a major decision for a young man and his family. Here is everything you need to know about our high-accountability 90-day residence, daily Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practice, and simple intake process.

New Soil is the only sober living house in the United States that integrates daily Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) training into its core recovery model. Founded by a U.S. Marine Corps Veteran sober for 16 years, our Level 3 supervised residence combines 12-step recovery principles with physical conditioning to help residents build mental toughness, emotional composure, and a life worth defending.
We specifically serve young men aged 18 to 30 who have completed a 30-day inpatient rehab or detox program and need a structured, substance-free environment to transition back into independent living. We accept residents from anywhere in the country who are committed to maintaining an active, drug- and alcohol-free lifestyle.
Admissions is simple and practical. In just one call or text, our admissions coordinator guides your family through intake. To relieve family stress, we coordinate direct transportation to pick up your loved one from their inpatient rehab facility and bring them safely to New Soil.
No prior martial arts experience is necessary. Our on-site training accommodates all fitness levels, from total beginners to experienced athletes. Training is modified for any physical limitations so every resident gains the physical wellness, stress regulation, and humility built on the mats.
We require a 90-day (3-month) minimum stay. Studies show that longer care significantly increases long-term sobriety rates. Program fees cover high-accountability housing, 24/7 structure, daily BJJ instruction, on-site gym access, wholesome meals, and outdoor activities. Please call us to find out what the cost of the program is.
We enforce a strict zero-tolerance policy for substance use. Accountability includes 24/7 supervision, regular drug and alcohol screening multiple times per week, house curfews, daily chores, and mandatory participation in 12-step meetings and recovery chats. Any active relapse results in immediate discharge to protect the community.
We are located in a peaceful, nature-rich setting in the Pocono Mountains of Northeast Pennsylvania (NEPA). The location offers serene healing close to NYC and Philadelphia, featuring year-round outdoor activities including hiking, kayaking, and rafting in summer, and skiing and snowboarding in winter.