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About ARC Belle Grove Springs
Located on over 300 acres in northeastern Kentucky, Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) Belle Grove Springs provides treatment for men with substance use disorders. Their facility provides a serene and supportive environment with rolling hills and tranquil farmland conducive to healing. Their holistic approach combines medical, clinical, spiritual and vocational care, including 12-Step support for greater accountability and growth.
Guided by their holistic approach to care, Belle Grove Springs has a tiered approach to recovery. Stabilization is the foundational phase of the program, which includes personalized detox and 24/7 medical support from an addictionologist. Following detox, Belle Grove Springs transitions clients into residential care that includes individualized case management, one-on-one and group counseling, peer support and an introduction to 12-Step meetings. Toward the end of the program, clients at Belle Grove participate in their vocational rehabilitation program “Crisis to Career.” Clients receive vocational training or educational support to ensure that they thrive in the workforce following treatment. Many clients go on to participate in internships and employment through ARC, which can benefit long-term healing.
Belle Grove Springs welcomes their clients to participate in their unique vocational rehabilitation program called “Crisis to Career.” Toward the end of treatment, clients can choose options tailored to their education and employment interests. Belle Grove Springs offers internships and education and continuing care support. Clients can attend nearby colleges and receive certificates in Health and Human Services, General Studies, Peer Support, Carpentry, Welding, or Addiction Recovery Studies, which can apply toward an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree if desired. This program emphasizes the importance of building life skills as a necessary aspect of living a life of sobriety.
Belle Grove Springs is a homey country farmhouse set on over 300 acres of serene land in northeastern Kentucky. The center overlooks a 22-acre lake, providing an ideal environment for reflection and healing. Therapeutic interventions, spiritual services, and wellness activities all take place in this peaceful, rural setting.
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Belle Grove Springs uses a 4-tier approach to addiction treatment for men. The first phase includes medication stabilization, which includes detox combined with counseling to stabilize and address immediate withdrawal symptoms. Then, clients attend residential treatment to learn essential life skills and heal trauma. Next, they take action by getting involved in the community, training for a job, or earning an education. Finally, they can participate in internships or receive continuing education to prepare them for successful careers.
Belle Grove Springs offers addiction treatment addressing the unique needs of men. In a gender-specific setting, the program offers a supportive and structured environment where clients can focus without the distractions of a co-ed facility. Clients also have the opportunity to build a support network and experience a sense of brotherhood.
Belle Grove Springs believes that spiritual care is an essential part of maintaining sobriety. They offer a variety of support meetings as an integral part of their treatment program, including 12-Step meetings like Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. Belle Grove Springs also offers Celebrate Recovery meetings, providing Christian, faith-based support for a wide range of issues, including addiction.
Belle Grove Springs offers a safe environment for withdrawal management as the foundation of addiction recovery. While under the medical supervision of an addictionologist, clients may receive medication to ease uncomfortable symptoms and detox their bodies in a comfortable environment.
This center treats primary substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Your treatment plan addresses each condition at once with personalized, compassionate care for comprehensive healing.
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A practiced state of mind that brings patients to the present. It allows them to become fully aware of themselves, their feelings, and the present moment.
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Patients can join faith-based recovery tracks to approach recovery with others in their faith, healing in a like-minded group with similar goals.
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