Opelika Addictions Center

The House of T.I.M.E. Inc. is dedicated to providing transitional and permanent supportive housing for homeless women and children, particularly those with a history of substance abuse and/or mental illness. Established in 1994, the organization focuses on long-term residential treatment designed to help women regain control of their lives through a structured community-based environment. Committed to strict adherence to guidelines, the House of T.I.M.E. has successfully aided thousands of women in their recovery journeys, emphasizing lasting change and sobriety. The program specifically serves women over the age of 18, ensuring that individuals receive the necessary support as they work towards rebuilding their futures. Generated from the website

Integrea Mental Health System, situated in Phenix City, AL, serves as East Alabama's sole comprehensive Community Mental Health System. Offering a range of services for mental illness, substance use disorders, and developmental disabilities, Integrea focuses on supporting individuals and families in their recovery journey. The facility assures accessibility to services by providing a discounted fee scale based on income and household size, without discrimination based on financial constraints. Understanding the challenges individuals face in seeking mental health services, Integrea aims to make the experience positive and supportive. With mental illness being a significant burden disease and a leading cause of worker disability, Integrea's goal is to assist those with the most critical needs and limited resources. By offering various services tailored to address different needs, the facility aims to be a valuable team member in each individual's path to recovery. Generated from the website content

The Mental Health services division serves adults with mental illnesses and related disorders. It provides a range of outpatient, day and residential care services. The division serves the residents of Butts, Carroll, Coweta, Heard, Lamar, Meriwether, Pike, Spalding, Troup and Upson counties in Georgia. The Mental Health services division is a part of Pathways Center, which serves individuals with mental, behavioral and developmental disorders. Pathways Center provides day habilitation and supported employment services. It also offers individual, family and group counseling services. The center provides physician and nursing assessment and medication administration and monitoring services. Pathways Center additionally provides educational programs for schools, community groups, businesses, civic clubs, churches and other organizations.