The Healing Place Campbellsville

A nonprofit organization, The Healing Place supports adults in recovering from addiction. Its origins were a shelter and medical clinic serving men who were homeless. As time passed, it developed into a recognized recovery center. Currently, it provides services to nearly 1,000 men and women daily, free of charge. At this Campbellsville campus, the peer-based social approach draws on community ties to sustain long-term recovery. Empowerment is central to the program, along with the conviction that clearing barriers enables men to achieve recovery.

At its Campbellsville campus, The Healing Place operates a 100-bed residential program for men that runs long term. The design follows a social model and is built around the 12-Step approach. Many participants remain for six to nine months. More aftercare is offered as they prepare for discharge. The center partners with Campbellsville organizations and employers to assist with housing, clothing and jobs.

Programs for The Healing Place

Services at the Campbellsville campus include detox, residential rehab and sober living for men. The residential track is a 100-bed long-term option built on a social model and the 12-Step approach. Many participants stay six to nine months. Aftercare is offered as they prepare for discharge. Men enrolled in the residential program at The Healing Place Campbellsville attend AA and NA meetings at the site. For someone who needs a structured, peer-based setting, the long-term residential track supplies the daily routine and community backing that early recovery often calls for.

The center's care is evidence-based and gender-specific. Therapies include individual counseling, family therapy, group therapy and life skills. Twelve Step facilitation, relapse prevention counseling, and motivational interviewing are part of the offerings too. The Campbellsville center runs a gender-specific men's program combining evidence-based practices with Twelve Step facilitation. For a man leaving detox, residential care provides a structured next step with peers and daily routines.

• Life Skills
• Motivational Interviewing
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Gender-Specific
• Evidence-Based
• Family Therapy
• Twelve Step
• Group Therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling

Who the Campbellsville center serves

• Men only, with a focus on those seeking recovery from alcohol and drug addiction
• Adults using substances such as prescription drugs, opioids, methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, benzodiazepines, and alcohol
• Individuals who may benefit from a long-term, peer-based social model
• People looking for a program that incorporates 12-Step principles
• Those who need detox, residential rehab or sober living support

The Campbellsville setting

You will find the Campbellsville campus at 105 Hiestand Farm Rd, Campbellsville, KY 42718. The facility includes air-conditioned rooms, a recreation room, shared bathrooms and shared rooms. This Campbellsville site offers shared rooms and a recreation room within a setting centered on community. The center maintains close ties with the Campbellsville community, working alongside local organizations and employers to assist with housing, clothing and employment. When location matters, whether for family visits or a move into sober living, the local employer partnerships in Campbellsville can support that transition.

Paying for care for The Healing Place

The Healing Place provides services without charging clients, according to its description. The organization is a nonprofit that aims to remove obstacles to recovery. For specific details about costs and eligibility, contact the center directly. The nonprofit model at this Campbellsville center aims to remove cost as a barrier to addiction treatment. If you need help finding a program that accepts Medicaid or other payment options, then our helpline can point you to Kentucky rehabs that accept Medicaid.

Questions to ask the Campbellsville

• How long do individuals usually stay and how is progress measured?
• How does the 12-Step approach integrate with other therapies?
• What aftercare and alumni services are available after discharge?
• Are there specific eligibility requirements for the residential program?
• How does the center support employment and housing during and after treatment?
• What items are residents allowed to bring, and what is provided?