Lexington Addiction Center

Lexington Addiction Center provides day treatment (partial hospitalization program, PHP) and intensive outpatient programs for addiction and mental health disorders, offering flexible support as clients step down from detox or residential treatment. Each client receives a personalized treatment plan that includes evidence-based therapies, holistic practices like yoga, meditation, and deep breathing, trauma-informed methods, life skills education, and 12-Step principles. Their campus offers easy parking, discreet entrances, and a warm welcome from their clinicians.

Receive Daily Treatment with Optional Housing

Lexington Addiction Center’s day treatment program (PHP) combines hospital-level intensity with real-world flexibility. Five days a week, clients spend their daylight hours in individual counseling, group therapy, and family therapy to uncover the root causes of addiction and develop effective coping strategies. They can head home every evening or stay in supportive housing near the clinic with 24/7 staff, balanced meals, and a daily shuttle.

Stay Active at Work, School, or Home

Instead of hitting pause on the rest of life, the IOP provides 9–12 hours of weekly treatment with greater flexibility for daily responsibilities. Clients engage in small, focused groups plus weekly individual sessions that target substance use, mental health concerns, and real-world stressors, all without uprooting their daily routine. Whether commuting from downtown Lexington, Nicholasville, or Georgetown, flexible morning, afternoon, and evening tracks keep treatment compatible with life.

Continue the Journey With a Plan for Success

Lexington Addiction Center’s aftercare is designed to help clients move from simply healing to truly thriving. Continued care may include therapy, recovery meetings, alumni-style support, relapse prevention planning, medication management, sober living referrals, family support, and ongoing accountability. Lexington Addiction Center helps ensure clients do not leave treatment with only good intentions, but that they have a strong plan that bridges treatment and independent recovery.