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SEEKING TREATMENT

Riverside Recovery Services is here to help you.

If you are seeking treatment please fill out the form below and someone from our intake team will be in touch with you shortly. 

We only have offices in Knox, Coshocton, and Morrow Counties.

If you are seeking treatment in the Chesapeake area please call (740) 451 - 1455. 
In order for us to help you, please fill out every box.

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WHAT TO EXPECT FROM TREATMENT WITH US

Exceeding Your Expectations

MRT

MRT is a widely accepted cognitive-behavioral technique treating substance use disorders, trauma, domestic violence, and more. Similar to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), MRT aims to transform thought processes and decision-making associated with addiction and criminal behavior

CRIMINAL AND ADDICTIVE THINKING

Criminal and Addictive Thinking patterns are linked. Each criminal thinking pattern is closely related to an addictive thinking pattern. Understanding, defining and woking through these will help you be successful in your treatment.

RELAPSE PREVENTION

Relapse Prevention is the use of coping skills, recovery tools to diminish the likelihood or re-occurrence of relapse. Relapse-prevention plans can be individualized based on our preferences. If one person likes to meditate and walk in the park for stress relief and grounding, those can and should be used for preventing relapse. Anything that helps us healthfully manage and process our emotions is a great inclusion in a relapse prevention plan.

RESIDENTIAL & TRANSITIONAL PROGRAMS

We offer Residential and Transitional Programs in Knox County, Ohio. Clients who enter our program for residential treatment may expect to be in our program for approximately 6 months, typically 3 months in residential and 3 months in transitional. Length of stay may vary slightly based on progress and behavior while in services.​

RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM

Clients will complete a Diagnostic Assessment for Substance Use Disorders upon admission with a counselor. A treatment plan will be formulated, and tailored to the needs of the client. 

A glance into our Residential Program:

  • Two-week orientation period

    • No cellphone for 60 days

    • Use of house phone twice per week​

  • 2 hour visitation periods after orientation

  • 4 hour passes permitted after 4 weeks

    • Eventually upgraded to 8 hour passes​

  • Not eligible for employment

  • MAT is not permitted

  • Group participation 7x per week

    • 3 hour sessions​

  • Individual counseling twice per week

  • Participation in self-help groups such as, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, & other community events.

  • Mental health services 

TRANSITIONAL PROGRAM

Clients entering one of the transitional houses should have at least 90 days of abstinence and typically are transferring to the program from a residential program. Clients will complete a Diagnostic Assessment for Substance Use Disorders upon admission with a counselor if coming from another provider. If continuing from Riverside Recovery Service’s residential program, an assessment update may take place. A treatment plan will be formulated, tailored to the needs of the client or the treatment plan may be revised if coming from Riverside Recovery Service’s residential program. 

A glance into our Transitional Program:

  • Two-week orientation period

  • 2 hour group counseling sessions 5x per week

  • Individual counseling once week

  • Participation in self-help groups such as, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, & other community events.

  • Mental health services
  • 24 hour passes on weekends​
  • Passes permitted from 1pm-9pm when participating in meaningful activities

  • Cellphones are permitted after group until curfew and on weekends

  • Employment is permitted

  • Laptops and other electronic devices are permitted

  • 48 hour pass one week from program completion

  • Personal vehicle is permitted

  • Some forms of MAT are permitted

    • Vivitrol shot​

    • Sublocade shot

    • Suboxone and Methadone are not permitted.

.Clients may be permitted to stay in transitional longer than 3 months if desired to feel more comfortable and confident about their transition home and continue working toward their goals.

In case of crisis, counselors can provide some crisis intervention sessions. Clients will have case management staff available to them to work toward treatment plan goals every day.

 Clients are subject to randomized instant and laboratory drug screens, breathalyzers through the week and property searches at random.

For other services and needs that a client may have that Riverside may be unable to provide, we frequently collaborate with many other community resources and service providers and will ensure that clients have access to the help they may need to make progress toward their goals and overall wellness.

 

Riverside Recovery Services residential and transitional programs are staffed 24/7 with counselors, case managers and night monitors.
 

For additional questions, or information please fill out the "Contact Us" form on the home page.

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