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About Serenity Knolls
Serenity Knolls provides residential treatment for addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions. Once a summer camp, their private campus resides on 12.5 acres of land, surrounded by State Park forests and rolling hills. This serene environment offers shared bedrooms, a range of outdoor activities, and family programs on the weekends. Serenity Knolls bases their treatment on the 12 Step recovery program, providing daily 12-Step meetings, 12 Step education, and connections to local 12-Step meetings after treatment. Their treatment program provides detox and residential treatment, with the option to extend residential treatment. Serenity Knolls notably offers a lifetime of aftercare after a 30-day stay at no additional cost.
Serenity Knolls begins treatment with thorough assessments and health evaluations. These initial assessments identify any family history of addiction or mental health conditions, physical health, and the treatment services that fit each client’s needs. Clients detox under the 24/7 care of Serenity Knolls’ medical doctor, nurses, and clinical technicians if needed. Clients may take prescribed comfort medications for withdrawal symptoms. Serenity Knolls’ Foundation Program provides 30 days of residential care, with daily group therapies, 12-Step meetings, and at least one weekly individual therapy session with a psychologist.
Serenity Knolls provides a variety of evidence-based therapies, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT), and equine therapy. They offer these therapies in group and individual settings. Clients meet daily with their counselor to check in, discuss goals and progress, and address any issues. Group therapy at Serenity Knolls includes process groups, psychoeducation groups, and gender-specific groups for men and women. Serenity Knolls also provides weekly family therapy when desired.
Serenity Knolls treats several co-occurring mental health conditions, including depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, and trauma disorders. Their psychiatrist can prescribe medications as needed for comprehensive treatment. After a 30-day stay at Serenity Knolls, clients and their families have access to a lifetime of aftercare. This includes weekly meetings, weekend programs, yearly activities, sobriety milestone celebrations, and celebrations around the holidays.
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Provider's Policy:Please call our admissions team for more information on insurance coverage. A knowledgeable member of our team can answer any financial questions you might have, and they can also reach out directly to your insurance carrier to verify and maximize your benefits. This service is free and puts you under no obligation to choose our programming.
Serenity Knolls bases their evidence-based treatment on the 12 Steps. They treat addiction as a disease, using tailored care to address the needs of each unique client. Serenity Knolls provides daily 12-Step meetings, 12 Step education, and brings clients to off-site 12-Step meetings in their extended residential program. Additionally, they connect clients to local 12-Step groups after their stay at Serenity Knolls.
Serenity Knolls treats both addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions. They strive to identify and address the root cause of addiction, which may be an anxiety disorder, depression, trauma, or personality disorder. Their dual-diagnosis care addresses both concerns for a more comprehensive, whole-person treatment approach and experience.
Serenity Knolls uses medical and emotional evaluations to create a personalized care plan for each unique client. Their comprehensive care stems from compassionate staff—over 90% are in recovery. Serenity Knolls provides evidence-based and experiential therapies for a more comprehensive experience, with on-site recreation, nature walks, and exposure therapy at off-site locations.
Serenity Knolls provides care and support for clients’ loved ones. They provide weekly family therapy sessions, led by a marriage and family therapist, and a family program on the weekends. Their family program includes sessions on codependency, blame and guilt, denial, and the medical aspects of addiction and recovery. Serenity Knolls provides a lifetime of aftercare, which also extends to family members. In aftercare, clients can meet weekly with other alumni, celebrate sobriety milestones each month, and attend yearly get-togethers and holiday celebrations.
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Kris Bazavilvazo
Chief Financial Officer
Melanie Jackson
Director of Operations
Daniel Ceglowski
Medical Director
MD, MBA, FACEP
Nancy Lambert
Clinical Director
PsyD
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