Drug Rehab Centers in Covington, Kentucky

So far, reasonable. I came in for counseling (alcohol/peer), and so far it has worked in my favor. Hopefully today I get the assistance I need from North Key, and corresponding group/entities. I think that community support just comes down to collaboration, courage and charity. Hopeful and optimistic..

Summary: The Ridge is an excellent comprehensive treatment program for alcohol use disorder (and others). I personally had an exceptional experience with the residential treatment program, intensive outpatient therapy, and aftercare. Nothing about this experience was easy but I am confident that due to my experience with The Ridge I have a solid recovery foundation (I am just over 4 months sober currently).This review focuses on residential careHighlights-well developed program that is evidence based-full days-attendance at local 12 step meetings-access to a wide variety of recreational activities and art and music therapy classes-I felt prepared when I left and have continued to feel that way (it has been difficult but I have the tools)-staff are compassionate and helpful; many are in recovery themselves- peer support- comfortable accomodations and excellent foodMy advice if you are going to a program like The Ridge (these things helped me to have continued success today)-follow the rules, yes they may seem silly-do awkward things they ask like getting a temporary sponsor and numbers at meetings-listen to their advice, they may says things that sound stupid,my experience is that the things I think sound stupid end up being the pertinent ones-try to relax into the time; enjoy not having to do a ton of chores, cook for yourself etc-take the time to build a new hobbyI electected to go to The Ridge when I came to terms with the fact that I have an alcohol use disorder. I was receiving psychiatric care and my provider gently led me to acknowledge this. Two providers independently recommended The Ridge when I expressed interest in treatment.ResidentialI initially signed up for the 30 day program but decided to stay longer as I was getting a lot out of the program and am really happy that I did.Residential days are very full. The beginning of the day is filled with groups. The afternoon has time for recreational activities (no naps). A lot of people take up pickleball during this time but there is also the option to go to the pool (when open), do art, write, etc. Evenings there are 12 step meetings in the community.AccomodationsI stayed in a private room which I would say was Marrott quality. Cleaning services are provided. You are expected to make your bed (a pretty minor thing). The meals are excellent and snacks are freely available. The culinary staff are great- very personable and great educators. It was sufficiently comfortable and quiet enough to get quality sleep.NursingNursing staff were generally available and very helpful. Medication time windows could be a bit tight but were feasible.Recovery support specialist staffRecovery support specialists helped with sessions, daily questions, and herding everyone, They all have different personalities but in general were very easy to get along with. Supervisory staff were very helpful and responsive.CounselorsGenerally had very helpful sessions, individual counseling was very helpful.

Like every where else. You get what you put in. And they're willing to help in anyway possible. The groups are positive and uplifting. The staff are kind and helpful with scheduling, and rescheduling. The doctor's are kind and understandable.