Shepherd's House Lexington

Shepherd's House Lexington is a nonprofit started by a Lexington church and sits close to the University of Kentucky; in its own words, it works to build a supportive community that helps people strengthen their recovery. The center lists outpatient services along with treatment for co-occurring disorders among what it offers. This site does not give treatment or diagnose. People who call our helpline reach staff who connect them with licensed treatment providers; the call costs nothing, stays private, and obligates the caller to nothing.

A three-stage approach structures the residential program for men, although the FACTS show only outpatient and co-occurring disorders services. Men in the opening stage seek out a 12-Step sponsor and go back to work or hunt for employment. As the stages progress, residents take on more responsibility, and transitional housing can be part of the picture. A separate day treatment track runs six months and gathers 35 hours each week.

Programs for Shepherd's House Lexington

Options listed by the center include care for mental health disorders occurring alongside substance use, along with outpatient services. Approaches offered include cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, group therapy, motivational interviewing, and trauma-focused therapy. Twelve step facilitation, life skills work, and relapse-prevention counseling round out the mix. The SOURCE describes a day treatment track lasting six months at 35 hours per week, along with an intensive outpatient program that includes 12-Step groups and employment help. Outpatient programs in Lexington, Kentucky may offer day treatment and intensive outpatient care.

When you seek alcohol rehab in Kentucky, the level of care is worth asking about. Alcohol rehab in Kentucky ought to fit your needs, and SAMHSA lists 378 facilities. This center offers outpatient and co-occurring disorders in Lexington, Kentucky. Before you plan, ask on the phone whether a program is outpatient or residential. Our helpline helps you compare choices and check coverage.

• Life Skills
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Holistic
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Gender-Specific
• Motivational Interviewing
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Evidence-Based

Who Shepherd's House Lexington serves

• Men and women, with gender-specific groups available. The center serves men and women in Lexington, Kentucky with gender-specific care.
• Veterans seeking treatment for alcohol or drug use.
• People who have co-occurring conditions, for example anxiety, depression, or PTSD.
• Individuals dealing with chronic relapse or trauma.
• Adults who want a Christian, evidence-based approach.

Shepherd's House Lexington

The SOURCE describes long-term residential care that usually lasts 12 to 18 months, while the FACTS list a typical program length of 30 days for outpatient services. The center is located in Lexington and provides shared rooms and shared bathrooms. Amenities include outdoor space, access to nature, a lounge, and TV. Services are offered in English. The program offers shared rooms, outdoor space, and access to nature in Lexington, Kentucky.

• TV
• Outdoor Space
• Lounge
• Access to Nature

Payment for Shepherd's House Lexington

FACTS does not include the center's payment options. Insurance has to be confirmed over the phone. If Medicaid or private insurance is part of your plan, call to verify coverage before enrolling. This center is among 378 Kentucky facilities listed as accepting Medicaid or private insurance. On your call, ask which plans the center takes and which paperwork you should bring. Our helpline can help you get your cost questions ready.

Things to ask before you enroll

• What is the actual length of the program for my situation?
• Is the program residential or outpatient, and what is the daily schedule?
• What plans does the center accept, and what would my share of the cost be?
• How does the center handle withdrawal and medical needs?
• What aftercare and housing support are available after discharge?