Cooper/Clayton Method to Stop Smoking
A 13-week program developed by a doctor and a dentist
in Kentucky.
Cooper/Clayton is offered throughout
Kentucky. The program uses nicotine replacement
therapy and group counseling with behavior modification. Strengthening Families This is a parent, youth and family skill-building curriculum for parents and youth 10-14 years old. Families will practice skills, learn and have fun together.
The program will
help build family strengths, strengthen parenting
skills and guide the youth in the prevention of
teen substance abuse, negative peer pressure and
other behavior problems.
Prime for Life in the Workplace Alcohol Education for Adults
Prime for Life for Adults is a 6-
½
hour risk reduction
program designed to reduce the risk of experiencing
any type of alcohol or drug related problem at any
point in life. 
Their primary purpose is to stay sober and help other
alcoholics achieve sobriety. Al-Anon/Alateen 
To help families and friends of alcoholics recover from the effects
of living with the problem drinking of a relative or friend.
Narcotics Anonymous (NA)
Suboxone Providers SUBOXONE is the first opioid medication approved under DATA 2000 for the treatment of opioid dependence in an office-based setting. Suboxone at the appropriate dose may be used to reduce illicit opioid use and help patients stay in treatment by suppressing symptoms of opioid withdrawal and decreasing cravings for opioids.
Theresa Koeller, M.D. Recovery Resource Center, Inc.
Their mission is to increase recovery
from substance abuse by promoting
knowledge of and access to a variety
of self-help programs, including AA,
such as Women for Sobriety, LifeRing Secular Recovery,
SMART Recovery, Rational Recovery and Outpatient services. Alcoholism Council of the Cincinnati Area, NCADD
Provides information and referral through the Recovery Health Access Center, assessment, intervention,
case management, counseling, education, and prevention
programs to alcohol and drug
abusers and their families.
Training/consultation to health care,
social service agencies, businesses,
and the community. Deaf Off Drugs and Alcohol 12 Step
Offers 12 Step and support meetings led by deaf facilitators. All you need is a computer with a web cam, high-speed internet and an email account. St. Elizabeth Behavioral Health Center
859-301-5900 St. Elizabeth Alcohol and Drug Treatment Center
Inpatient Detoxification Rehabilitation, Partial Residential, and outpatient
Provides the following services for adults in Northern Kentucky:
Catholic Charities
Substance Wrap Around Program The Christ Hospital Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services Outpatient alcohol and drug dependency, call 513-585-8500 or visit their website at www.health-alliance.com/behavioral The Fort Hamilton Hospital Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services:
Kentucky Division of Substance Abuse
Has an online resource directory for adolescent and adult treatment centers throughout the state. NorthKey Regional Prevention Center
Provides classes for underage DUI
offenders, prevention/education
programs for youth, programs for
pregnant women who use substances
and training for prevention facilitators.
Also have library of information
on substances. Youth Substance Abuse Treatment Collaborative (YSATC)
Provides referral to prevention and
treatment of teen substance abuse
services, as well as providing and
facilitating trainings on teen substance
abuse for community members and service providers.
The Ridge Behavioral Health System In Kentucky, Medicaid will pay for medical de-tox services for all substances. Unfortunately Medicaid will not pay for all other out-patient counseling programs for anyone (except for a few populations such as pregnant women). Contact Us with your substance abuse questions and we will try to find you the best answer! Your question and our response may be added to this web site to help other people learn what they need to know for themselves or someone else they care about. Your name or other names you may mention will not be used. You will find other information on substance abuse throughout this site. Downloadable fact sheets can be found under Service/Information Referral page. Brief definitions can be found under Mental Health/Defining Mental Health. Remember, only you and your health care provide can determine the quality of care that is appropriate for your need. |
