Addiction & Substance Use

Addiction and Substance Use Recovery Services

Substance Use Counseling

OneEighty’s Substance Use Counseling Program provides individual, group, and family counseling for individuals struggling because of alcoholism or drug use.

Substance use treatment services include:

• Crisis intervention
• Couples and family therapy
• Case management
• Intensive outpatient services
• Drug court programs
• Partial hospitalization
• Peer support
• Relapse prevention

OneEighty partners with Wooster Community Hospital to provide medical stabilization services for those needing withdrawal management from opiates, alcohol and benzodiazepines.

What to Expect

OneEighty offers assessments on a walk-in basis and can also provide scheduled assessment appointments for special circumstances. Clients will meet with an assessing clinician who will review the client's symptoms and history, including:

• Substance use history
• Mental health symptoms
• Past trauma

At the conclusion of the assessment, clients are placed with an individual counselor and referred to the recommended substance use treatment and addiction recovery programs. If the client chooses, the completed assessment can be sent to referral sources, including attorneys, Children's Services, and Probation Departments, after signing a release of information.

The goal of the assessment process is to:

• Identify a client's needs
• Place clients with the appropriate clinicians
• Recommend the most suitable programs
• Support the client in meeting their treatment goals

Intensive Addiction Treatment Programs

OneEighty offers three sections of Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP). Our main office offers both morning and evening sessions designed to treat individuals struggling with chemical dependency in a flexible setting. We also offer an IOP session entitled CADET, a similar substance use treatment program provided to inmates at the Wayne County Justice Center. Both addiction recovery programs include clinical evaluations, treatment for chemical dependency, therapy, and aftercare services.

Group Addiction Treatment

OneEighty offers a wide range of group therapy opportunities for clients. With a ratio of one counselor to no more than 12 individuals, these interventions have proven to be effective addiction treatment options. Our group treatment options are tailored to each client’s needs.

Call our office at 330-264-8498 for the most up-to-date information about topics and meeting times.

Substance Use Crisis Hotline/Treatment Navigator

Substance Use Crisis Hotline/Treatment Navigator is a service available 24 hours per day, 365 days per year, when a substance use crisis is encountered. The service can be used both for individuals in need of detox services as well as individuals or family members who need a referral for substance use disorder treatment. The phone is operated by a rotating group of clinicians that can assist in identifying the appropriate program and level of care to which the individual should be referred. The Substance Use Crisis Hotline/Treatment Navigator is funded by the State Opioid and Stimulant Response Grant.

Substance Use Crisis Hotline 330.466.0678

Medical Services

The Medical Services Department was formed in 2010, and was initially restricted to Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT). The department grew in 2018, when OneEighty added a medical director, Dr. Nicole T. Labor, along with a full-time staff. MAT, which is still offered at OneEighty, is a well-documented, evidence-based option that may be offered to individuals suffering from opioid and alcohol dependence. OneEighty follows the chronic care model, using the 6 dimensions of ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine), in which clients are assessed for severity of each dimension and a treatment plan is initiated accordingly. In 2022, Primary Care services were added to the Medical Services Department to give patients access to regular medical treatment of health conditions, along with Hepatitis C testing and treatment.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Program

The Medication-Assisted Treatment program at OneEighty helps individuals suffering from an opiate, alcohol or benzodiazepine addiction to safely and comfortably go through withdrawal with a decrease in cravings and, with proper dosing, no withdrawal symptoms. This substance use treatment program is paired with counseling support to assist with a successful recovery.

Our Medication-Assisted Addiction Treatment Program is led by Dr. Nicole Labor, our Medical Director. Dr. Labor is an addictionologist with specialized training to prescribe and administer oral and injectable buprenorphine and naltrexone medications for cases where this treatment is deemed beneficial.

Addiction treatment patients who are appropriate for oral buprenorphine (Suboxone/Zubsolv) will be evaluated and a decision made in collaboration with the patient, physician, and treatment team as to when medication will be started.

Naltrexone (Vivitrol) is an opiate blocker. It contains no opiate, so it doesn’t cause any notable changes in the way someone feels, but has been shown to reduce craving for individuals experiencing either an opiate or alcohol use disorder, and is showing promise for use in methamphetamine use disorder. If someone on injectable naltrexone uses an opiate, they will feel no effect from the opiate.

Buprenorphine (Suboxone/Zubsolv) and injectable buprenorphine (Brixadi/Sublocade) are part opiate and part opiate blocker, reducing cravings and withdrawal symptoms in opiate use disorder. It also contains naloxone, which has no impact unless the medication is injected. Injectable buprenorphine is available in weekly and monthly dosing.

Partial Hospitalization Program

This addiction recovery program is designed to assist in the adjustment to a decreased level of care for individuals with moderate to severe substance use disorder. OneEighty’s Partial Hospitalization Program offers a level of care between intensive outpatient and residential treatment.

Participants can join the 20-hour per week program after completing an assessment and insurance approval.

For more information about our Partial Hospitalization Program, call us at 330-264-8498.

Residential Services

The residential addiction treatment services offered by OneEighty are designed to treat individuals suffering from chemical dependency in a residential addiction treatment center setting. In addition to providing substance use treatment, these recovery assistance programs offer clients the tools that will help them achieve long-term sobriety so they can transition back into the community as stable, self-sufficient citizens.

Substance Use Crisis Hotline (Wayne and Holmes Counties) access a trained clinician for you or someone you know encountering a substance use crisis: 330-466-0678.

Residential Facilities

Pathway Program: Pathway Program at the Noble House is a residential treatment facility for men ages 18 and over, with accommodations available for fathers and their children.

Women's Residential Treatment Center (WRTC): WRTC is a residential treatment facility for women ages 18 and over, with accommodations available for mothers and their children.

Transitional Housing: OneEighty provides homes for individuals who have successfully completed a residential treatment program and need an environment that is alcohol- and drug-free with peer support. Residents in transitional housing are required to be participating in treatment while residing in the facility.

Please contact OneEighty’s main office at 330-264-8498 for more information.

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Recovery Housing

OneEighty’s Recovery Housing Program is for individuals seeking supportive and affordable housing. With houses available in Wayne County and Holmes County, Ohio, these facilities are available to individuals seeking to lead a recovery lifestyle, continue building a support network, and working on improving life skills to lead a productive life in recovery.[MF1]

Peer Support Services

Certified Peer Recovery Supporters (Recovery Coaches) have lived experience and first-hand knowledge of dealing with and overcoming many of life’s challenges. They openly share their personal stories of struggle and success to help others on their journey to recovery.

How you can benefit:
Peer Support Services is based upon a philosophy of self-direction, choice, and empowerment. Benefits of this approach are many, and yet different for each individual. Learning how to avoid and endure the many obstacles during the journey of substance use treatment and recovery are but a few of the many benefits. Knowing you don’t have to do it alone is a key benefit for everyone.

Peer Support Hotline (Wayne and Holmes Counties) provides access to a certified Peer Supporter for you or someone you know who is in recovery for substance use and addiction: 330-464-1423.

Interested in becoming a Certified Peer Supporter?

If you would like to talk with a Peer Supporter to find out what it’s like, please call 330-264-8498 and ask for Peer Recovery Support Services. If you want to learn more and apply for training/certification, click here to go to the OhioMHAS site for Peer Recovery Support.