SAMHSA: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Get help finding state funded drug addiction services: medical detox centers; drug rehab treatment centers; outpatient programs; drug addiction counseling; support for family and friends; help for the homeless; sober living housing and more. Call SAMHSA: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: Tel:1-800-662-4357

SAMHSA: 
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: 
Tel:1-800-662-4357  
Website: www.samhsa.gov
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​​Van Hoose & Associates
Van Hoose & Associates is the office of Carla Van Hoose, Donna DePenning and Alan Gooch, licensed clinical social workers. The office is a safe, quite place designed to provide you with top quality out-patient counseling. We use several approaches including psychodynamic and cognitive behavioral therapies to help you every step of the way toward reaching your personal and emotional goals. The following services are provided in a safe, caring environment by our licensed clinical social workers: Substance abuse recovery counseling; General mental health counseling; Depression; Bi-polar illness; Post Traumatic Stress; Anxiety disorders; Personality disorders; Individual counseling (adults and some teens); Couples counseling; Adult Children of Alcoholics (and other family members) recovery counseling; Life transitions counseling; Grief or loss; Adult Survivors of child abuse counseling. Our clinicians have for many years counseled individuals, couples and some teens to solve life problems, cope with losses, manage life’s transitions, improve communication skills, manage mental health problems and recover from addictions. We are here to help you. For more information please contact Van Hoose & Associates.

Van Hoose & Associates
501 Darby Creek Road Suite #3
Lexington, KY 40509
Ph: (859) 263-2377
Website: www.vanhoosecounselors.com


Hope Center
Hope Center operates a highly successful Recovery Program for Men at its facility on West Loudon Avenue. Over a thousand men have successfully completed this program. The program provides a long-term recovery approach that is both peer-driven and professionally supervised. It teaches the Twelve Steps of AA and the Recovery Dynamics curriculum in a community atmosphere that emphasizes both personal responsibility and mutual accountability. The men’s program includes a non-medical, licensed detoxification center that has eight beds and is always open. The Recovery Program for Women is based on the same peer-driven, professionally supervised model as the men’s program. It features SOS (supportive, safe environment to gain sobriety) instead of a detoxification center, adds several gender-specific features, and includes a health clinic. Outcome data indicates that 95 percent of women remain abstinent from drugs and alcohol six months after entering the program. One year after completion of the program, 71 percent remain abstinent from drugs and alcohol. Many of those who relapse use the tools and resources they learned and quickly return to the path of recovery before doing further damage to themselves and others. For those who participate in the Hope Center Recovery Programs, every day is an opportunity for growth, change and living a positive, productive life. Hope Center programs sleeps 800 clients each night. But we serve even more. Rebuilding lives consists of many services working together; shelter, meals and social services. In 2013 over 160,000 meals were served plus over 6,000 volunteer hours and 12, 732 services were provided to the homeless by our HopeMobile. But the data sheets below provide details of all the services we provide to help those who need it most. For more information please contact Hope Center.

Chrysalis House
Chrysalis House is Kentucky’s oldest and largest licensed substance abuse treatment program for women, established in 1978 with six beds on the grounds of Eastern State Hospital. Today, Chrysalis House is a comprehensive agency with three residential facilities, a forty-unit apartment complex, eighteen scattered-site apartments, a 18,000 square foot, multi-purpose community center, and two playgrounds. In addition to substance abuse treatment, Chrysalis House provides mental health treatment, case management, domestic violence counseling, computer training, GED tutoring, vocational training and job placement assistance, access to medical care, housing assistance, and children’s services. Chrysalis House believes in collaboration and maintains over seventy contracts or agreements with community partners. Chrysalis House specializes in treating pregnant and parenting women. We allow mothers to keep their newborns and toddlers on-site with them while in residential treatment. Admission of pregnant women is prioritized to ameliorate the effects of alcohol or drugs on the unborn child. Almost 33% of women entering Chrysalis House are pregnant and deliver babies while in the program. Helping women achieve the capacity to provide for themselves and their children is our focus. Continuing care is imperative and graduates are provided with support services on an ongoing basis and may always come back for assistance. Chrysalis House is making a difference in so many ways! Graduates are staying sober, working in jobs that support their families, earning their GEDs, living in their own homes, and giving back to their community as their lives come full circle. For more information please contact Chrysalis House.

Chrysalis House, Inc.
1589 Hill Rise Drive
Lexington, Kentucky 40504
T: 859-977-2504
Website: www.chrysalishouse.org


Shepherd's House
Shepherd's House endeavors to assist residents to gain living skills that empower them to take responsibility for their lives. We strive to create an atmosphere that is conducive to recovery and to establish a life-changing fellowship that will ultimately lead to a successful recovery and re-entry into the community. We believe the needs of individuals in recovery are best met through a healthy reliance on a peer support group, twelve-step programs and the concept of caring and sharing. In doing so we create a framework for a life that can be lived substance free and produce productive members of society. Shepherd’s House is a 12-18 month transitional residential treatment program for men 18 years of age and older. It is a structured program that promotes personal responsibility and accountability for those seeking sustained abstinence from mood and mind-altering substances. Those who are admitted to this program are asked to commit to 12–18 months. Shepherd’s House maintains a knowledgeable and compassionate staff of treatment professionals who give each man the individual attention he requires as he moves forward on the path to sustained abstinence and recovery, addressing the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual realms that are so important in promoting a healthy lifestyle that can sustain their recovery effort. Additionally, the staff provides individual and group counseling, and can assist clients with obtaining vocational counseling when needed. For more information please contact Shepherd's House.

Shepherd's House
154 Bonnie Brae Drive 
Lexington, KY 40508 
Ph: (859) 252-1939
Website: www.shepherdshouseinc.com


The Ridge Behavioral Health System
The Ridge Behavioral Health System is making a difference in people’s lives. Located in Lexington, KY, in the heart of the Bluegrass, The Ridge offers a healing environment that is reassuring to a patients’ sense of security and confidentiality. Dedicated to excellence, The Ridge is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, as a licensed, 110-bed hospital, providing psychiatric (mental health) and chemical dependency(drug & alcohol rehabilitation) services to children, adolescents and adults. Inpatient Services include: Older Adult Services; Adult Psychiatric Services; Adult Chemical Dependency Services; Adolescent Psychiatric Services; Adolescent Chemical Dependency Services; Child Psychiatric Services. Outpatient Services include: Adult Outpatient Services; Adolescent Outpatient Services; Adolescent Early Intervention Program; Older Adult Adult Outpatient Services; Outpatient Psychiatric Evaluation / Ongoing Medication Management; Electro-Convulsive Therapy (ECT) Program. Inpatient care is provided on a 24-hour basis, seven days a week. Outpatient and partial hospitalization services are provided on a six-day per week basis, days and evenings. Care is provided according to an established code of ethical conduct and strict adherence to patient rights. The Ridge’s treatment philosophy is based on an understanding that mental health and chemical dependency treatment requires a team approach with a caring, positive attitude in which all participants are treated with respect and dignity. For free and confidential assessments 24 / 7, call 859-269-2325 or 800-753-4673

The Ridge Behavioral Health System
3050 Rio Dosa Drive
Lexington, KY 40509
T: 859-269-2325
T: 800-753-HOPE (4673)
Website: www.ridgebhs.com
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​Lexington Counseling & Psychiatry
Lexington Counseling & Psychiatry helps individuals and families of all ages with issues, concerns, and problems they experience in life. Our counseling services are specifically designed for the people who live and work here in Kentucky, their families and friends, and anyone who needs assistance with life. The offices of Paul Dalton strives to assist people to reach their potential and any goals they may desire. Most of our clients are referred by the people we help. Our commitment is to the person seeking services. Our approach to helping people has served thousands of people in Kentucky over the last 15 years. We care, and it shows. Our professional counselors, therapists, and our psychiatric nurse practitioner will provide your behavioral health treatment in a confidential manner within our private setting. At our practice, you decide the treatment goals and we help you reach those step by step. You will find that we help you right where you are and focus on the solutions in your life, not the problems. Our goal is to have you doing wonderful in your life and taking pride in having provided a service that you will tell all of your family and friends about. Your confidentiality is very important to us. The ethical practice of our office is first class. The practice was built one person at a time. My staff and I all believe highly in helping human beings. I hope you give us the chance to assist you. For more information please contact Lexington Counseling & Psychiatry.

Jefferson Alcohol and Drug Abuse Center
The Jefferson Alcohol and Drug Abuse Center (JADAC) is an 80-bed facility that treats adults with addictions and their families. JADAC offers an inpatient program for alcohol and drug detoxification services and treatment that includes medical evaluation, medical detoxification, counseling, education about the disease of addiction and how to achieve recovery, introduction to AA / NA, and referral to additional treatment / support services. The length of stay varies because treatment is individualized. JADAC also provides an adult inpatient rehabilitation program for persons who have completed detox. This program includes group and individual counseling, education about the disease of addiction and recovery, relapse prevention, introduction to AA / NA, and referrals to community resources. Treatment at JADAC is based on individual need, so lengths of stay may vary. JADAC also provides an adult Alcohol & Drug Residential Program for people who have completed either a Detox Program or a Detox plus Rehabilitation Program. The services include: counseling, lifeskills, recreation, relapse prevention, introduction to AA / NA and referrals to community services. The Women’s IOP provides intensive outpatient treatment specifically designed for women with addictions. Project Link offers outreach and case management services designed to identify, assess, and link pregnant and postpartum women to addiction treatment and other community resources. The focus at JADAC is on helping people accept that they or a loved one have a chronic illness and help them achieve a stable recovery. A healthy, happy and productive life for the recovering individual and his or her family is the goal of every JADAC program. For more information please contact The Jefferson Alcohol and Drug Abuse Center.

The Jefferson Alcohol and Drug Abuse Center
600 South Preston Street 
Louisville, KY 40202 
T: 502-583-3951
Website: www.sevencounties.org/jadac


Wellspring
Wellspring promotes mental health recovery for adults with severe and persistent mental illness by providing quality housing and rehabilitative services for nearly 600 clients annually. As a private, non-profit agency, Wellspring operates two Crisis Stabilization services, two Transitional Housing programs, three Supported Housing programs and deeply subsidized rental housing throughout Jefferson County and a Shelby County site. For many years, Wellspring was the only agency in this region that provided independent housing coupled with psychiatric rehabilitative services for those challenged by mental illness. We are proud that today, we still offer the region’s most comprehensive supportive housing services for adults with severe mental illness. In our programs: We are dedicated to providing recovery-oriented programming, which always incorporates client-centered, individualized care, and utilizes a multi-disciplinary approach. In our housing: We provide high quality, well-constructed housing that assures our clients opportunities for community integration and enhances our neighborhoods. At Wellspring, we recognize that recovery from psychiatric illness does not mean finding a cure; rather, it means developing a satisfying, hopeful and contributing life despite the presence of mental illness. Certainly, having the stability and dignity of safe, secure housing is one of the essential pieces that must be in order before the work of psychiatric rehabilitation and recovery can begin. We know that recovery is a unique process for each person; therefore to most effectively promote recovery from mental illness, Wellspring has developed an array of options that meet our clients’ needs and preferences. For more information please contact Wellspring. 

Wellspring 
117 West Saint Catherine Street
Louisville, KY 40203
T: 1-502-589-4313
T: 1-800-221-0446
Website: www.wellspringky.org


St. Vincent de Paul
St. Vincent de Paul helps the poor and homeless with food, shelter, clothing, recovery and counseling programs. Serving the poor and homeless in Louisville, and Central Kentucky. Roberts Hall is a 24-room, long-term program that serves single women 21 years of age or older. Residents must be drug / alcohol free and work toward self-improvement and independence. Case management is required and available on site for each resident. Tranquil House is a permanent supportive housing complex that serves 12 mentally ill adults. Simon Hall is a permanent housing facility for 10 men who were chronically homeless. A state-licensed alcohol and drug abuse treatment program for homeless women, St. Jude Women's Recovery Center has been serving Louisville since 1985. Helping people who are poor or homeless rise above their circumstances is at the core of St. Vincent de Paul’s mission. One of the oldest social service charities in Louisville, St. Vincent de Paul is located in the economically challenged Smoketown / Shelby Park neighborhood. Through our homeless shelters, supportive housing programs and professional case management services, we provide compassion and hope for people struggling to overcome barriers to self-sufficiency. We also address the most basic human needs of the homeless and the ever-growing ranks of the "working poor." For example, our Open Hand Kitchen offers two free meals a day, 365 days a year, to anyone in need. This valued community resource serves about 10,000 meals each month--about 120,000 meals per year--to hungry men, women and children. For more information please contact St. Vincent de Paul.

St. Vincent de Paul
1015-C South Preston Street
Louisville, KY 40203
T: (502) 584-2480
Website: www.svdplou.org
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​The Talbot House
The Talbot House organization is dedicated to providing shelter, education and support to men recovering from alcoholism and chemical dependency. It is the mission of our organization to “bridge the gap” for men who are endeavoring to return to their families and to their communities, as sober, useful members of society. The Talbot house is a halfway house for recovering male alcoholics. We provide a 90-120 day rehabilitation program for the alcoholics who have gone through detoxification. The residential program stresses responsible behavior and the regaining of self-esteem. This is accomplished by a structured living arrangement where there are house duties as well as employment outside of the house. Residents have close contact with the staff. The Talbot house program is based on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous. We provide the opportunity for the recovering alcoholic to reshape their thinking and their lives with strong AA support, encouragement and fellowship. For more information please contact The Talbot House.

The Talbot House
520 West St. Catherine Street
Louisville, Kentucky 40203
Ph: (502) 587-0669
Website: www.talbothouseinc.com


The Beacon House
The Beacon House provides a positive, safe, and accountable environment for men to overcome alcohol and drug addiction and learn to live a productive life. Residential facilities for those in recovery from alcohol or drug abuse are called “Houses” – “Half-Way,” “Sober,” or “Recovery,” to name a few. All of these houses provide temporary accommodations for varying lengths of time for ones who need special support in their journeys toward sobriety; however, the services offered by each type of house are different. A sober / recovery house provides accommodations and asks residents to stay alcohol and drug-free while complying with the rules of the facility, which include participation in a recovery program. A half-way house expects a higher standard of accountability from each resident, who has had treatment and is ready to begin next steps toward independent living. A Drug & Alcohol Half-Way House is a transition or after-care house that is licensed by the state’s Department of Health Services and offers a safe and secure environment with staff coverage 24 hours a day. It also has the following: Specific guidelines and requirements for admission; Treatment professionals, spiritual counselors and non-professionals in recovery who serve as mentors, coaches, and role models for residents; Structured activities and routines in a home-like setting; Responsibility for everyday activities such as housekeeping and meal preparation; and, Accountability for remaining drug and alcohol free with random urine testing to keep residents focused. A half-way house’s goal is to enable its residents to ease the situation of addiction in steady increments by teaching them ways to live a full life in recovery. For more information please contact The Beacon House.

The Beacon House
963 South 2nd Street
Louisville, KY 40203-2211
Ph: (502) 581-0765
Website: www.beaconhouse-ky.com


The Morton Center
The Morton Center Helps Put Lives Back Together. Whether it’s alcoholism or drug abuse, addiction extends its grip to children, spouses, friends, even co-workers — tearing their worlds apart. That’s why, since 1984, The Morton Center has provided outpatient treatment to people of all ages and incomes while addressing the impact on their families.

​We’re a counseling center, where our professional staff treats a person’s social, mental, emotional, spiritual and physical well-being. The Morton Center uses the 12 Steps of recovery… in conjunction with treating the whole person – including family members. If you, a loved one, a friend, a co-worker, or an employee needs help, let us know. Today. Your call will be kept in strict confidence. For more information please contact The Morton Center.

​KentuckyOne Health
KentuckyOne Health: We have highly skilled clinicians trained in best practice interventions for psychiatric and substance abuse treatment, as well as for children and adolescents with additional developmental disabilities. Our team of professionals includes medical directors, attending psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, marriage and family therapists, chemical dependency counselors, art therapists, behavior analysts, activity therapists, chaplains and mental health workers. KentuckOne Health offers Mental Health Care services throughout the state. By combining the state’s leading health care providers, KentuckyOne Health is changing the way health care is delivered across the Commonwealth. Our vision is to be the premier, integrated, comprehensive health system in the Commonwealth providing high-quality care close to home - reducing the incidence of disease and eliminating inequities in access. For more information please contact KentuckyOne Health.

KentuckyOne Health
200 Abraham Flexner Way
Louisville, Kentucky 40202
Ph: 866.521.3627 
Ph: 502.587.4011
Website: www.kentuckyonehealth.org


Life Management Clinic
Life Management Clinic was founded in response to the need for counseling services in the greater Louisville area. The agency is a Non-Profit Organization which continues to help youth, families, couples, and individuals who seek a brighter future. Our professional staff helps them handle the mental health and or substance abuse issue(s) that they cannot handle alone. It is difficult to ask for help. When we do, we seek a professionally trained and trustworthy person, one who will listen with warmth and sensitivity. Client fees are discussed in confidentiality and based upon a sliding payment scale. All treatment services provided are out-patient non-medical mental health, spiritual counseling and or designed for substance abuse clients. What we treat: Chemical Dependency; Anger Management; Anxiety; Career Issues and Job Stress; Depression; Divorce Recovery; Domestic Violence; Drug Testing; DUI School; Family and Marriage Therapy; Family and Childhood Issues; Grief Counseling; Group Counseling; Individual Counseling; Naturopathic Treatments; Pastoral Counseling; Relationship Counseling; Spiritual Counseling; Stress Management; Time Management; Traumatic Events. For more information please contact Life Management Clinic.

Life Management Clinic
116 Bauer Ave. Second Floor 
Louisville, KY. 40207
Ph: 502-773-3406
Website: www.lifemanagementclinic.org


The Healing Place
The Healing Place truly is "where hope is found." Whether you are someone struggling with addiction in your own life, looking to get help for a loved one, or searching for a recovery model that really works, we are here for you. Our program is unlike any other in the country. Because it's based on a social model - one that's about empowerment rather than entitlement - it is more than five times more effective than the national average at keeping people clean and sober. Best of all, it's open to everyone, and we maintain it with a far lower cost than most other facilities. The Healing Place also offers a long-term residential recovery program. The only requirement is that you have a sincere desire to recover from your addiction and change your life. To get started in our program, call one of our Recovery Centers to the right. The Healing Place recognizes that there is a great need for substance abuse services across the country. Each person who requests admission to our programs will be considered on a case by case basis. However, we are not able to provide services to everyone who requests admission. The Healing Place has become one of the nation's most effective long-term, social model recovery programs. With 75 percent of our alumni remaining sober after one year, our success rate is five times the national average for recovery facilities. While our statistics are great, its important to remember that we are talking about people. Today, over 3,500 individuals are leading productive lives and many are reunited with their families because of our unique approach to recovery. Our program relies on the assistance and guidance of its alumni to supplement traditional approaches to recovery. The Healing Place is a place where hope is found and change happens! So, whether you are looking to get help or give it, we invite you to look through our site to find the answers you need. For more information please contact The Healing Place.

Volunteers of America of Kentucky
Volunteers of America of Kentucky is one of the region’s oldest, largest, and most diverse human service organizations. Our programs are focused on homeless families, addiction recovery, individuals with disabilities, veterans, people living with HIV, and low-income seniors. Each program, regardless of its focus, labors under the shared agency mission to “create positive change in the lives of individuals and communities through a ministry of service.” Last year, we reached more than 20,000 through our services. Volunteers of America of Kentucky is a local affiliate of Volunteers of America, Inc. based in Alexandria, Virginia. Under a national charter, it provides services designed locally to address specific community needs. Working in partnership with local faith congregations, government agencies, businesses, individuals, and other nonprofit organizations — and supported by thousands of individual donors and volunteers — we seek to meet many of the most pressing social needs in the communities we serve. Programs are funded through a diverse array of funding streams, including federal, state, and local grants and contracts; private foundations; and public contributions. This affiliate provides professional, evidence-based services with compassion and common sense. In Fiscal Year 2013, nearly 86 cents of every dollar was spent on direct services. For more information please contact Volunteers of America of Kentucky.

Volunteers of America of Kentucky
570 South Fourth Street, Suite 100
Louisville, KY 40202 
T: (502) 636-0771
Website: www.voaky.org


Seven Counties Services
Seven Counties Services is a nonprofit that provides regional behavioral health and developmental services in Bullitt, Henry, Jefferson, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer, and Trimble Counties. We offer community-based and residential treatment and services for adults and adolescents with addictions. We also offer community-based treatment, support and services for persons with severe mental illnesses; children with severe emotional and behavioral disorders, and individuals with developmental or intellectual disabilities. Seven Counties is widely recognized for innovation and effectiveness in the fields of mental health, addictions treatment, developmental services and prevention. Fully accredited by the Joint Commission, we serve more than 31,000 individuals each year at service centers and schools and assist more than 55,000 callers annually through the Hope Now Hotline. For more information please contact Seven Counties Services.

Seven Counties Services
101 West Muhammad Ali Blvd 
Louisville, KY 40202
T: 502.589.8600 
T: 800.221.0446
Website: www.sevencounties.org


Interlink Counseling Services
Interlink has a staff of professionals dedicated to providing a comprehensive plan of integrated care for individuals and families. Our team is there to help if you or a loved one suffers from an addiction or a mental health issue. With a combination of caring staff members and proven treatment programs, Interlink can establish the steps needed to reclaim your life, boost your self-esteem, and put you on the path to lasting recovery and the successful management of your daily life. Interlink provides chemical dependency treatment and education through in-patient and outpatient programs. Our transitional residential programs are designed to provide support in a structured environment that facilitates the recovery process. Interlink clients reside in a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere. In using a holistic approach, residents are encouraged to consider all aspects of their being during their healing process – physical, psychological, social, and spiritual. Residents participate in relapse prevention, chemical addiction, life skills, and social reintegration educational sessions including group and individual counseling and case management. We also provide a variety of outpatient services such as marriage and family therapy, group counseling, and case management along with DUI offender education. To schedule an appointment, give Interlink a call at (502) 964-7147, and our friendly staff will be able to assist you.

Interlink Counseling Services
8311 Preston Highway
Louisville Kentucky 40219
T: (502) 964-7147
T: (855) 834-9008
Website: www.interlinkservices.org
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A New Horizon Counseling
A New Horizon's mission is to provide personalized, high-quality substance abuse services on an as-needed or continuing basis. Substance Abuse evaluations can be completed in about one hour. Many people schedule during their lunch hour. For those clients who have a subsequent DUI or those struggling with addiction, various outpatient treatment options are available. We offer individual and group therapy ranging from a few sessions to 52 weeks. We have created a practice that we believe in and are proud to be a part of. We believe each person is an individual with specific and differing needs. We devote ourselves to the highest standards of client care. Our services are provided with professionalism, integrity and respect. We believe in working with our clients to make choices consistent with their values. We work together to serve substance abuse needs and court-ordered requirements in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. We believe strongly in the dignity of each individual. We serve individuals equally without regard to race, color, religion or national origin. Each clinician is state certified in their area of specialty and comes to our practice with years of experience helping people recover from substance abuse and addiction. Our staff meets regularly to consult with one another regarding client needs and individual progress in order to provide informed, consistent care at all times. For more information please contact A New Horizon.

A New Horizon Counseling
403-B W. 9th Street 
Hopkinsville KY 42240
T: (270) 890-9924


Four Rivers Behavioral Health
Four Rivers Behavioral Health is a private, not-for-profit agency providing comprehensive, integrated mental health, substance abuse and developmental disability services to promote the health and quality of life for consumers in Ballard, Calloway, Carlisle, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Livingston, Marshall, and McCracken counties. The goal of substance abuse services is to provide appropriate and effective outpatient substance abuse therapy programs to adults and adolescents experiencing problems with the use of substances which have led to disruptions in their lives, and preventive education programs for high risk individuals. In the outpatient program, we provide services for male and female adults and adolescents. We are licensed to provide substance abuse therapy on an individual and group basis. Consumers are provided with an assessment which outlines the level of care necessary to provide appropriate and effective treatment for their individual problems. Outpatient services are conducted on a discounted fee scale which provides the payment of services based upon family size and income. Both our residential and outpatient programs encourage consumers to involve their intimate family members in their treatment. This service is intended to provide both informed support for the recovering individual and opportunities for personal improvement of the involved relatives. For more information please contact Four Rivers Behavioral Health.

Four Rivers Behavioral Health
1525 Cuba Road
Mayfield, KY 42066
Ph: 270-247-2588
Website: www.4rbh.org


OASIS Women’s Shelter
OASIS women’s shelter is a Domestic Violence Program and licensed Women’s Substance Treatment provider for battered women and / or homeless, chemically dependent women and their dependent children. OASIS addresses the unique needs of victims of domestic violence - whether trapped in the cycle of violence and / or the cycle of addiction. Located in Owensboro, Kentucky, and built on the “Empowerment Model”, OASIS provides a safe place for women and their children to escape the trauma and devastation of domestic violence and / or substance abuse. The Emergency Phase offers structured individual and group work in a safe and nurturing environment to facilitate change for the individual and family. The Supportive Phase offers specialized services to enhance progress achieved during the Emergency Phase. The goal of the Supportive Phase is to identify barriers to self-sufficiency and to discover strengths to achieve stabilization. In the Transitional Phase, residents who meet specific requirements reside in furnished apartments to establish self-sufficiency. The goal of the Transitional and Aftercare Phase is to provide the opportunity and resources to achieve family self-sufficiency through personal responsibility. Outreach Services provides the vital link for victims in the community to access services offered by OASIS and other resources available in the community. The goal of Outreach Services is to provide assistance to victims of domestic violence and their children in the seven-county area of Daviess, Hancock, Henderson, McLean, Ohion, Union and Webster. For more information please contact OASIS Women’s Shelter.

OASIS Women’s Shelter
Owensboro, KY 42303
T: (800) 882-2873
Website: www.oasisshelter.org

​Boulware Mission
Boulware Mission alleviates homelessness, one life at a time, through education, treatment and services. Our focus is on recovery from the root causes that brought about homelessness in the first place. Boulware Mission offers both emergency shelter and long term, comprehensive services for homeless men and women. Boulware primarily serves the Green River Area Development District (GRADD) of Western Kentucky which includes the counties of Daviess, Hancock, Henderson, McLean, Ohio, Union and Webster. The shelter is located in Owensboro, Kentucky. The services provided by Boulware Mission are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Boulware provides clients with 3 nutritious meals per day, snacks, emergency clothing, personal hygiene items, secure shelter, case management services, outreach, advocacy, and referrals to local and regional resources along with follow-up services. Boulware Mission is a faith-based, non-profit shelter. Boulware Mission fosters positive change in the lives of homeless men and women by providing shelter, education, rehabilitation, and substance abuse treatment, empowering them to achieve healthy and independent lives. Our ultimate goal is to alleviate the core issues that often cause homelessness. Boulware Mission offers a myriad of programs to our clients; including, but by no means limited to, those designed to address: physical health, mental health, effects of addiction on the family; legal issues; spiritual health; emotional health; forgiveness; anger management; financial literacy; parenting; coping skills; life skills; education / training; job skills; relapse prevention; compulsive behaviors; exercise and meditation; no-touch savings; and housing. For more information please contact Boulware Mission.

Boulware Mission
609 Wing Avenue 
Owensboro KY 42303 
Ph: (270)-683-8267 
Website: www.boulwaremission.org


Stoner Creek Centre
Stoner Creek Centre provides inpatient psychiatric evaluation and treatment to adolescents and adults in our region at the Bourbon Community Hospital campus. Stoner Creek Centre consists of a nine-bed adolescent psychiatric unit and a 16-bed adult psychiatric unit. Attending psychiatrists and Registered Nurses are on staff as well as mental health technicians, counselors, a psychologist, a recreational therapist and a social work staff. For individuals ages 10-17 who are experiencing suicidal thoughts, severe depression, anxiety, psychosis, substance abuse and other emotional / behavioral difficulties, we offer an inpatient program that provides 24 hour care. The adult behavioral health services are designed to assist persons 18 years and older with behavioral and / or mental health issues. Our team develops individualized treatment plans based upon the needs of the patient and their family / caregivers. Please consider contacting Stoner Creek if you or a loved one is experiencing problems with: Substance Abuse (Education and Medical Detox services included); Severe Depression; Suicidal / Homicidal Thoughts; Anxiety; Psychosis; Other Mental Health Issues, emotional or behavioral difficulties. We deeply care about the mental health and well-being of our fellow citizens, families, and children. For a confidential, professional referral that includes consultation with a mental health professional for appropriate care, please call any time at 888-394-4673.

Stoner Creek Centre
Bourbon Community Hospital
9 Linville Drive
Paris, KY
T: 888-394-4673
Website: www.bourbonhospital.com


Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System
Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System is a 140 bed hospital offering inpatient and outpatient for children, adolescents, adults and their families. Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System has a spacious cafeteria, gymnasium, art / activity room, group rooms, classrooms and other areas to create a pleasant atmosphere for patients and their families. Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System's quality services are provided by psychiatrists, licensed therapists, certified alcohol and drug counselors, activity therapists and teachers. Also, care is given by registered nurses 24 hours a day. Since 1986, Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System has been a proven provider in mental health and substance abuse. Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System accepts most commercial insurance plans. We are also Medicare, Tricare and Medicaid (under the age of 21) providers. The Adult Chemical Dependency Inpatient Program at Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System is highly structured for adults over the age of 18 with a need for supervised detoxification or for a recovery program. The philosophy of the Adult Chemical Dependency Program centers on the Recovery Dynamics Model. The Adolescent Chemical Dependency Inpatient Program at Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System is called Courage to Change and provides treatment for adolescents ages 13-17. It is an individualized model with careful attention to meeting youth where they are and providing successful counseling interventions. Programs includes: Medical Detox; Chemical Dependency Education / Recovery Dynamics; Individual Therapy; Group Therapy; Family Therapy; Activity Therapy; Spirituality Group; Nursing Education; Relapse Prevention; AA / NA Meetings; Medication management. Dietary counseling and more. For more information or for a free, confidential assessment call 270-351-9444 or 800-274-7374

Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System
3909 S. Wilson Rd. 
Radcliff, KY 40160 
Ph: (270) 351.9444
Website: www.lincolnbehavioral.com
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​Kentucky River Foothills Development Council
Kentucky River Foothills Development Council is committed to the promise of helping people and changing lives. Foothills has a 52 year history of community improvement and promoting self-sufficiency among the area’s low income population. The agency, which primarily serves Clark, Estill, Madison, and Powell counties, embraces a philosophy of needs-based strategies and family-based services leading to family self-sufficiency and economic self-reliance. Liberty Place Recovery Center for Women is a long-term substance abuse recovery program for women. This program provides support and hope for women recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. This 108-bed residential substance abuse recovery center is centrally located on Lake Street in Richmond. Liberty Place works to restore opportunities to thousands of women by preparing them to lead sober, stable and productive lives. Services provided are free of charge to clients. Liberty Place meets the needs of women in KY's 6th Congressional District (Anderson, Bourbon, Boyle, Clark, Estill, Fayette, Franklin, Garrard, Jessamine, Lincoln, Madison, Mercer, Montgomery, Powell, Scott and Woodford counties). As a transitional supportive housing development, Liberty Place uses a recovery program model that includes peer support, daily living skills training, job responsibilities and challenges to practice sober living. This unique type of supportive housing and recovery program is proven to help people who face the most complex challenges to live more stable, productive lives. It has been demonstrated successfully by The Hope Center in Lexington and The Healing Place in Louisville. For more information please contact Kentucky River Foothills Development Council.

Kentucky River Foothills Development Council
218 Lake Street
Richmond, KY 40475
T: 859-625-0104
Website: www.foothillscap.org