May 10, 2019

Substance Abuse Outpatient Programs in Richmond, Kentucky

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- [Charlotte] Baptist Health Richmond
currently offers substance abuse

assessments and an intensive outpatient
program for substance use disorders.

Our IOP consists of group therapy.

It's held four days a week for three hours
a day, and we focus

on addiction treatment.

It's for anyone who has a
substance use disorder.

We focus a lot on relapse prevention,
changing lifestyle and behaviors

to promote sobriety.

Therapy is not about giving advice.

It's about helping somebody
reach their full potential.

- [Brian] We all get a second chance,
and it's given me the opportunity

to experience things that I missed all the
years that I was drinking and all the

years that I was deep in addiction,
so many things that were taken away

from me due to my own actions that, now,
I get a chance to do them all again.

I get to experience them for a second
time, and it's a wonderful feeling.

- For folks in the community who have
either dealt with addiction firsthand or

have been impacted by substance abuse,
my message to them is that there is

treatment and support right here
in this community.

- I'm a firm believer that without Baptist
Health and the people associated with the

clinic here, I wouldn't be here today.

I wouldn't be on this planet today.

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Baptist Health Richmond: Substance Abuse Outpatient Programs

Baptist Health offers intensive outpatient programs (IOP) for those facing substance abuse. Learn about substance abuse group therapy and addiction treatment.

Substance Abuse Outpatient Programs in Richmond, Kentucky HealthTalks Transcript

Charlotte Allison, LPCC, Behavioral Health:
Baptist Health Richmond currently offers substance abuse assessments and an intensive outpatient program for substance use disorders. Our IOP consists of group therapy. It’s held four days a week for three hours a day, and we focus on addiction treatment. It’s for anyone who has a substance use disorder. We focused a lot on relapse prevention and changing lifestyle and behaviors to promote sobriety. Therapy is not about giving advice. It’s about helping somebody reach their full potential.

Brian O’Brien:
We all get a second chance, and it’s given me the opportunity to experience things that I missed all the years that I was drinking and all the years that I was deep in addiction. So many things were taken away from me due to my own actions. Now I get a chance to do them all again. I get to experience them for a second time, and it’s a wonderful feeling.

Allison:
For folks in the community who have either dealt with addiction firsthand or have been impacted by substance abuse, my message to them is that there is treatment and support right here in this community.

O’Brien:
I’m a firm believer that without Baptist Health and the people associated with the clinic here I wouldn’t be here today. I wouldn’t be on this planet today.

For more information about the Intensive Outpatient Program at The Behavioral Health Clinic, please call 859.544.8171.

 

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