The New Life Transformation Center, a ministry of Heartland Church, is dedicated to Life Recovery. By applying spiritual principles, and walking the path of Twelve Step concepts, we offer hope and a greater spiritual connection with God, others and self.

We believe that addictions and other problematic behaviors are symptoms of the human condition – attempting to live life without God. These groups and meetings offer assistance and support to be released from the behaviors which are sabotaging spiritual and emotional growth, while simultaneously connecting our true selves to God and people.

While addictive substances and behaviors can separate us from God, many emotional states such as anxiety, depression, shame and resentment also impact our relationships with people and God. By following spiritual principles and utilizing group support, we can find freedom from troublesome emotions and find a faith that works.

We are here to provide professional, clinical process groups which are supportive, therapeutic, and educational. Each of these groups has a different focus, but will blend the therapeutic process with spiritual principles.

By participating in a clinical group, we open ourselves to God's healing Spirit. We encourage you to enroll in one of the following:

Mondays 6:00-7:15 p.m.
Emotional Transformation Groups:
Learn to manage emotions such as anxiety, anger, depression so they don't manage you
Group education and support
Separate groups for men and women

Substance Recovery: 7:30 p.m.
Relational Recovery: 7:30 p.m.

Tuesdays 6 -7:15 p.m.
Women's Healing Is A Choice:
Learn to open to God's desire for inner healing by making 10 choices that will transform your life! The first step in the journey of healing is to participate in one of these three groups. Each one will run for 12 weeks and the cost is $240.00 ($20.00 per session) Fees are requested upon enrollment. Group support and encouragement

Every Man's Battle: 6 p.m.

Life Recovery Meetings at Heartland Church
Fridays at 6:30 p.m.
Rush— 96th Street Campus
Come hear personal stories of recovery from addiction, control issues, codependency, people-pleasing and many other life issues.