Comprehensive Counseling Service

Established in 1984, Sojourner Recovery Services is a private, nonprofit organization that provides chemical dependency and substance abuse treatment for women, men, adolescents and children. It offers case management and alcohol and drug addiction prevention services. The organization provides mental health assessment and detoxification services and residential medical treatment. Its clinic provides treatment for the addiction of a variety of drugs that includes heroin, morphine, dilaudids, hydrocodone, lortab, lorcet, oxycontin and vicodin, as well as focuses on the physical, emotional and social well-being of individuals. Sojourner Recovery Services additionally offers medication administration, physician supervision and referral services. Sojourner Recovery Services maintains a presence in Hamilton, Ohio.

Haven Behavioral Hospital of Dayton is a licensed acute care psychiatric hospital providing a range of inpatient stabilization and treatment services to adults and older adults who are experiencing acute psychiatric disorders and co-occurring mental health and substance use issues. Patients are treated through a program of comprehensive assessments, evidence-based treatment, medication evaluation and stabilization before returning home or transitioning to a lower level of care. Services are provided by psychiatrists, specialty physicians, nurses, master level therapists, discharge planners and other professional staff dedicated to improving the quality of life of our patients. We recognize the importance of family involvement

Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a global fellowship of individuals united by a common goal: to help those struggling with alcohol dependency. Founded more than 80 years ago, A.A. emphasizes a simple program of recovery based on mutual support, where one alcoholic helps another to achieve and maintain sobriety. The organization offers various resources, including meetings, literature, and self-assessment tools, catering to individuals seeking help, A.A. members, and professionals involved in alcohol recovery. With a commitment to anonymity and inclusivity, A.A. welcomes all individuals regardless of their background, aiming to provide a safe environment for sharing experiences and fostering recovery. Generated from the website