Alcohol and Drug Rehab in Cincinnati

If you require alcohol or drug rehab in Cincinnati, Ohio, choose Ohio Community Health and begin your recovery journey with us today.

Ohio Community Health's Cincinnati Location

Substance use disorders (drug addictions) and alcohol use disorders (alcoholism) are chronic and incurable brain disorders. Addictions respond positively to evidence-based treatment, though, and you can connect with care at the level of intensity you need at a reputable rehab center.

At our alcohol and drug rehab in Cincinnati, Ohio, we provide the following:

GET THE HELP YOU NEED

You deserve the best Cincinnati drug and alcohol addiction treatment and care possible. Get the recovery help you need with Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers. Call (877) 679-2132

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Drug & Alcohol Treatment in Cincinnati

If you need drug rehab in Cincinnati, OH, consider kickstarting your recovery at Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers.

The clinical descriptor for drug addiction is substance use disorder. Drug addiction is characterized by compulsive substance use in spite of negative outcomes. A chronic and relapsing condition, addiction nevertheless responds well to evidence-based treatment.

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Cincinnati Treatments for Drug & Alcohol Abuse

At Ohio Recovery Centers in Cincinnati, you can access a personalized combination of treatments for drug and alcohol addiction that may include:

  • Individual counseling: Probe the specifics of your addiction by working closely with an accredited therapist.
  • Psychotherapy: Various forms of talk therapy (psychotherapy) can help treat drug addictions. During sessions of CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) at our Cincinnati drug rehab, you will identify what triggers you to use drugs. A therapist will also help you to develop healthy coping mechanisms to use instead of drugs when confronted with stressors.
  • Group therapy: In group therapy sessions at our drug rehab, benefit from the support of peers undergoing similar recovery journeys.
  • MAT: MAT (medication-assisted treatment) can help treat all types of opioid use disorder, including heroin addiction and prescription painkiller addiction. MAT at Ohio Recovery Centers is delivered alongside psychotherapy and counseling.
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BEGIN YOUR RECOVERY JOURNEY TODAY

Drug abuse is not something to ignore or be ashamed of. Reach out to our rehab team today and get the help and support you need for recovery. Call us at (877) 679-2132

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Alcohol Recovery Begins at Cincinnati’s Ohio Community Health

Alcoholism is clinically described as alcohol use disorder. Alcohol use disorder is a chronic brain condition with high relapse rates. That said, if you engage with science-backed therapies at an alcohol rehab in Cincinnati, you can build a firm foundation for sustained sobriety.

The latest data from SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) indicate that 29.5 million U.S. adults met the DSM-5-TR criteria for alcohol use disorder in 2021. Among those, only 2.5 million obtained any form of treatment.

How Our Cincinnati Drug And Alcohol Rehab Can Help

Partial Hospitalization Program/Day Treatment

Our PHP (partial hospitalization program) is the most intensive form of outpatient treatment with between 30 and 35 hours of weekly time commitment required.

You will attend weekday therapy sessions with peers addressing similar issues with addictions and mental health conditions.

Unlike residential rehab, you will return home between therapy sessions, getting chance to put into practice the things you are learning at rehab.

PHPs can be effective for those with more severe addictions, and for those with co-occurring disorders.

After completing a PHP at Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers, you may step down to an IOP (intensive outpatient program).

Our Intensive Outpatient Programs in Cincinnati

An IOP at Ohio Recovery Centers offers you the most affordable and flexible pathway to addiction recovery.

Intensive outpatient programs are similar to PHPs. The main difference is that our IOP offers a time commitment of between 12 and 15 hours weekly, making it less intensive than a PHP.

IOPs place more emphasis on group therapy than on individual counseling, although you will still get chance to work one-to-one with therapists and counselors.

For those with mild or moderate addictions and no co-occurring mental health conditions, an IOP at Ohio Recovery Centers can help treat all types of addictions.

Cincinnati Dual Diagnosis Treatment

According to NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness), 17 million U.S. adults met the criteria for dual diagnosis in 2020.

Dual diagnosis, also known as co-occurring disorder, involves the simultaneous presentation of a mental health disorder and an addiction. Research shows that integrated treatment of both conditions produces superior outcomes.

At Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers, we specialize in integrated and coordinated dual diagnosis treatment. Through a personalized combination of pharmacological and behavioral interventions, you can unpack the intertwined nature of addiction and mental health issues, creating a solid foundation for sustained sobriety and sound mental health.

Our Medication-Assisted Treatment Program

Both alcohol use disorder and opioid use disorder can be treated with medications approved by the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration).

MAT at Ohio Recovery Centers may be utilized both during detoxification and throughout ongoing outpatient treatment. Medications can reduce the severity of cravings and withdrawal symptoms during detox. As you transition into an IOP or PHP, medications may continue to reduce cravings and may inhibit further substance abuse, minimizing the likelihood of relapse.

Medication-assisted treatment for opioid and alcohol addiction is proven effective, and always best combined with psychotherapies like CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy).

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction or substance abuse, a Medication-Assisted Treatment program could deliver the help they need to begin recovering.

Call our Cincinnati rehab location at (877) 679-2132

Our Cincinnati Therapy Services

In addition to psychotherapy, you will also have access to the following therapies at Ohio Recovery Centers:

  • Individual counseling: Work one-to-one with a counselor to move beyond drug addiction or alcoholism.
  • Group therapy: Shared coping techniques with peers and benefit from the support of those with lived experience of addiction.
  • Family therapy: Involve your family members in your recovery and start repairing relationships damaged by the fallout of substance abuse in the family.
  • Holistic therapy: Evidence-based interventions at Ohio Recovery Centers are supplemented with a variety of holistic treatments, including yoga, meditation, and mindfulness.
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Our Drug And Alcohol Treatment and Recovery Center in Cincinnati

At Ohio Recovery Centers, we provide treatment for the following addictions:

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Comprehensive Addiction Treatment

We provide a full suite of addiction treatment services in Cincinnati, specializing in the intensive outpatient treatment of addiction. Studies show that most mild and moderate addictions can be treated as effectively with intensive outpatient therapy as with residential rehab.

For a whole-body approach to recovery from drug addiction or alcohol, access an individualized combination of holistic treatments and research-backed interventions at Ohio Recovery Centers in Cincinnati.

GET THE HOLISTIC HELP YOU OR YOUR LOVED ONE NEEDS

Addiction is not something to ignore or be ashamed of. Reach out to our team today and get the help and support you need for recovery. Call us at (877) 679-2132

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Exceptional Aftercare Plans

Due to the relapsing nature of all addictions – between 40% and 60% of those who obtain treatment will relapse at least once – your treatment team will equip you with an aftercare plan when you finish your outpatient program. This will include:

  • Coping techniques
  • Relapse prevention strategies
  • Relapse management
  • Ongoing outpatient treatment if required

Recovery is a lifelong journey that may not always be linear. Take the first crucial step by reaching out to Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers.

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Our Cincinnati Drug & Alcohol Rehab, Treatment Programs, and Clinical Services

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Treatment Modalities

At Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers, we are here to help you overcome addiction and provide support beyond as you move from active addiction into ongoing recovery.

We offer the following services at our Cincinnati treatment facility:

  • PHPs (partial hospitalization programs)
  • IOPs (intensive outpatient programs)
  • MAT (medication-assisted treatment) for alcoholism and opioid addiction
  • Dual diagnosis treatment (for addictions with co-occurring mental health disorders)
  • Psychotherapy
  • Counseling
  • Holistic therapies
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Our Alcohol Treatment Program

After detoxing from alcohol, we can help you or your loved one with the next step of the addiction treatment process. Continue to fight back against alcoholism and alcohol abuse at our alcohol IOP in Cincinnati.

Give our team a call to learn more about our treatment options and levels of care offered.

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Cincinnati Drug And Alcohol Addiction Treatment FAQs

Drug abuse and alcoholism are progressive conditions that will get worse if untreated. Choosing to engage with an evidence-based treatment program at a reputable rehab will strengthen your chances of recovery without relapse.

Here are the most frequently asked questions we receive at Ohio Recovery Centers concerning drug and alcohol addiction treatment.

Five types of therapy that can be used to treat alcoholism are:

  1. Psychotherapy: CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) is proven effective for the treatment of alcohol use disorder. Learn what triggers you to abuse alcohol, and discover how to implement healthier coping techniques in place of alcohol when confronted by everyday stressors.
  2. Group therapy: Group therapy sessions allow you to enjoy a sense of community, accountability, and support as you discuss all aspects of alcoholism and recovery with peers undergoing similar experiences.
  3. MI (motivational interviewing): MI can help you to become more motivated to make positive behavioral changes and move from active alcoholism into ongoing recovery.
  4. Family therapy: Involve your family members in treatment and work on improving your communication skills and strengthening your relationships.
  5. Peer support groups: 12-step support groups like AA and NA or non-12-step groups like SMART Recovery are a valuable supplement to treatment to many people in recovery from alcohol use disorder.

The best form of treatment for addiction will depend on the type of addiction, the severity of the addiction, and any co-occurring mental health disorders. All addictions respond well to treatment with behavioral interventions like CBT. Both alcoholism and opioid addiction can be treated with FDA-approved medications, during both detox and ongoing recovery. Counseling and holistic therapies may also supplement these behavioral and pharmacological interventions.

The shortest inpatient rehab programs are 30-day programs. This includes a week or so of detoxification followed by three weeks of intensive therapy. After a short stay in residential rehab, many people step down to some form of intensive outpatient treatment before moving back into sober living.

The most common inpatient rehab courses are:

  • 30-day rehab
  • 60-day rehab
  • 90-day rehab

Outpatient rehab courses take place over several months and can be individualized to meet your requirements. Lengthier treatment durations are typically associated with superior treatment outcomes.

Since the enactment of the ACA (Affordable Care Act) in 2010, major health insurance providers must offer at least partial coverage for alcohol rehab. If you do not have health insurance, you may be entitled to Medicaid. Medicaid coverage for substance abuse treatment may include:

  • Inpatient rehab
  • Outpatient rehab
  • Prescription medications

Citizen requirements and financial eligibility will be considered when determining whether you qualify for Medicaid. Medicaid coverage for alcohol addiction treatment varies significantly from state to state and according to factors including your state of residence, the treatment facility, and the insurance plan level.

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Christopher Glover CDCA

My name is Christopher Glover, and I am from Cincinnati, Ohio. I am currently in school and working to grow in competence to better support our community. As a recovering individual I know the struggles that you or a loved one can go through and that there is help for anything you may be struggling with.

The hardest part is asking for help and we are here as a team to best support you and your decision to start your journey towards a better future. Connect with Chris on LinkedIn

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Amanda Kuchenberg PRS CDCA

I recently joined Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers as a Clinical Case Manager. I am originally from Wisconsin but settled in the Cincinnati area in my early 20s.  My career started in the fashion industry but quickly changed as I searched to find my drive and passion through helping others who struggle with addiction. 

As someone who is also in recovery, I wanted to provide hope, share lived experience, and support others on their journey.  I currently have my Peer Recovery Support Supervision Certification along with my CDCA and plan to continue my education with University of Cincinnati so I can continue to aid in the battle against substance addiction. Connect with Amanda on LinkedIn.

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Patrick McCamley LCDC III

 Patrick McCamley (Clinical Therapist) is a Cincinnati native who has worked in substance use disorder/co-occurring mental health disorder treatment since 2019. Patrick received his bachelors degree in psychology from University of Cincinnati in 2021 and received his LCDC III (Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor) license from the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board in 2022. Patrick has worked in Clinical Operations, Clinical Case Management, and Clinical Therapy throughout his career.

Patrick has tremendous empathy and compassion for the recovery community, being in recovery himself since 2018. Patrick is uniquely qualified to be helpful because of the specific combination of his academic background and his own experience in recovery.

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Bill Zimmerman CDCA

Bill Zimmerman is a Greater Cincinnati Area native who has worked in substance use disorder/co-occurring mental health disorder treatment since 2018. Bill received his (Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant) license from the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board in 2020.

Bill has worked in Clinical Operations in both support and supervision, and Program facilitating and 12 step recovery support during his career. Bill has a passion for the recovery community, having been in recovery himself since 1982. Connect with Bill on LinkedIn

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Taylor Lilley CDCA, PRS

Growing up in Louisiana with addiction running rampant on both sides of my family. A life away from drugs and alcohol seemed impossible for someone like me. I remember what it was like sitting across from someone thinking there is no way they could ever understand what I was going through.

Sharing my experience offers a credibility and a certain type of trust with clients that only someone who has walked down this road can illustrate. To immerse myself further into the field of addiction, I am currently studying at Cincinnati State for Human and Social Services.  I hope I never forget where I came from, if I can do it, so can you!

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Thomas Hunter LSW

Hello my name is Thomas Hunter. I was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. I am a licensed social worker.In my scope of practice I have worked in the areas of mental health and recovery for thirty years. The clients I have worked with in my career have ranged in age from seven to seventy.

I strive each day to serve my purpose of helping those in need and I believe I do so by utilizing all of my experiences to accomplish my goal of supporting those who desire to establish their sobriety and maintain it in their recovery. Connect with Thomas on LinkedIn.

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Mary D.Porter,LICDC

 My name is Mary D. Porter. I received my Masters of Social Work in 2008 from The University of Cincinnati. I received My Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor Licensure in 2001. I retired from The Department of Veteran Affairs Medical Center on April 14, 2014. Currently, I am the Associate Clinical Director for The Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers in Cincinnati.. Due to the fourth wave of the Opioid Epidemic in 2019,  I decided to enter back into the workforce to assist the addicted population.

The overdoses were astounding and I wanted to help.  I consider myself  to be an advocate for the addicted population. My compassion, resilience, empathy, wisdom, knowledge, experience and  love I have for this forgotten population goes beyond words. I consider what I do for the addicted population as a calling versus a “career,” because I too was once an “addict and alcoholic.” Today I am 45.5 years alcohol and substance free.

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Ben Lemmon LCDC III

Hello, my name is Ben Lemmon, and I’m the Vice President and Clinical Director at Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers. I’ve been working in the addiction and mental health field since 2013 and decided to enter the field after overcoming my own challenges with addiction.

When I first meet a client, I always explain to them that the reason we are meeting is because they are not capable of obtaining or maintaining sobriety, and my goal is to create a person that can maintain sobriety. I believe a person’s personality is made up of their thoughts, feelings and actions and my job is to help clients identify the thoughts, feelings and actions that have them disconnected from recovery and provide them with the tools to live a healthy and happy life. Connect with Ben on LinkedIn