Adult and Teen Challenge Kentucky Men's Dixon

This men's home sits in rural Kentucky and offers a program centered on Christian faith for men working through substance use concerns. This Dixon program belongs to a network founded in 1960 that today counts nearly 250 sites in the United States. The wider Adult and Teen Challenge network started in 1960 and has since grown to almost 250 centers nationwide, with over 1,000 worldwide in 95 countries.

Three recovery targets shape the curriculum: mending the brokenness that comes with addiction, repairing relationships by reconciling with Jesus Christ and with other people, and pursuing a changed life rooted in Jesus Christ. During their stay, men attend sermons and Bible studies, take part in prayer and spiritual retreats, and finish vocational training. This Kentucky men's rehab uses Life Renewal clinical counseling to support mental and behavioral health with CBT, DBT, and relapse prevention. Within a Christian framework, Life Renewal clinical counseling addresses mental and behavioral health through CBT, DBT, and relapse-prevention approaches.

No medical staff work at the center, so applicants must complete detox before they can enter. Arriving without having finished detox means you cannot be admitted, so line up medical detox beforehand. Residents may stay in touch only with immediate family, and electronics are not allowed. Smoking is not permitted.

Programs at the Dixon center in Dixon

The center offers residential rehab, and a typical program lasts 30 days. Men take part in individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and group therapy, along with life skills and pastoral counseling. Adult and Teen Challenge Kentucky Men's Dixon offers CBT, DBT, and relapse-prevention counseling in a Christian setting for men in Dixon. Relapse prevention counseling and spiritual care round out the program. It is Christian, evidence-based, and gender-specific, stressing individual treatment and spiritual growth.

Aftercare includes discharge planning and employment counseling to help men transition after their stay. The center also offers access to nature as an amenity, and personal amenities include air-conditioned rooms, shared bathrooms, and shared rooms. Men in Dixon can join group therapy and life skills training as part of the 30-day residential program at this Kentucky center.

• Gender-Specific
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Christian
• Spiritual Care
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Spiritual Emphasis
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Life Skills

Who the Dixon center serves in Dixon

• Men only, age 18 and older
• Individuals with alcohol use disorder
• Those struggling with benzodiazepines, cocaine, ecstasy, heroin, marijuana, methamphetamine, or psychedelics
• People with drug addiction
• Men seeking a Christian, spiritual emphasis in treatment
• English-speaking individuals

Setting at the Dixon center in Dixon

The center is at 231 State Rte. 2839 in Dixon, KY 42409, in a rural part of Kentucky. The rural Kentucky setting at Adult and Teen Challenge Kentucky Men's Dixon gives men in residential rehab access to nature. The environment offers access to nature, and residents stay in air-conditioned shared rooms with shared bathrooms. The setting is modest and focused on recovery, with contact limited to immediate family and no electronic devices.

Paying for the Dixon program in Dixon

Adult and Teen Challenge charges a $500 fee at intake, and there is no further monthly charge for the remainder of the stay. The $500 intake fee at this Dixon men's rehab covers the program, but SAMHSA does not list Medicaid acceptance. The center does not list Medicaid or private insurance acceptance on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov, so confirm payment options directly. If you have Medicaid, ask whether the program can work with your coverage before you apply.

Questions to ask the Dixon center

• How long do people usually stay, and is an extension possible if needed?
• What does the $500 intake fee cover, and are there any other costs?
• Do you accept Medicaid or private insurance, and how does billing work?
• What are the rules about family contact and electronic devices?
• What kind of aftercare and employment counseling do you provide?