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Kentucky Christian Recovery
Kentucky Christian Recovery
About Kentucky Christian Recovery
Built around the belief that recovery takes structure, accountability, faith, and community, Kentucky Christian Recovery gives men a place to step out of addiction and start rebuilding daily life with a purpose again. Set on a large property in Morgantown, Kentucky, the program combines residential treatment, counseling, peer support, recreation, and sober living in an environment that stays active and connected throughout the day. Men recovering from alcohol and drug addiction live alongside others working toward the same goal, creating a setting centered on responsibility, routine, and mutual support rather than isolation.
Structured Treatment with Accountability and Support
Kentucky Christian Recovery provides residential treatment, intensive outpatient care, outpatient services, sober living, targeted case management, peer support, and aftercare for men struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. Treatment addresses substance and alcohol dependency through individual counseling, group therapy, recovery meetings, stress-management work, and faith-centered support. Clients move through treatment with clear expectations, daily structure, and accountability from both staff and peers who understand the realities of addiction firsthand.
Recovery That Connects Back to Daily Life
The program focuses on helping men build stability they can carry into everyday life after treatment. Clients may continue from residential care into intensive outpatient programming, sober living, and aftercare while working on healthier routines, communication, accountability, and long-term recovery habits. Recreation and community activities like basketball, volleyball, cornhole, horseshoes, and yoga help clients stay active and connected during recovery. The campus includes a 32-bed residential facility, 24-bed intensive outpatient transitional housing, and an outpatient office for therapy and peer support, giving men continued structure as they work toward sobriety, employment, healthier relationships, and greater independence.
