Residential Treatment
Welcome to a brighter future. Our Residential Rehabilitation Program treats addiction as a disease and offers a life-changing opportunity to overcome substance use disorder and achieve sustainable long-term recovery. You are not alone. We support you.
Call us today: 330-264-8498
Residential Treatment Services
The Residential Department has two residential treatment facilities:
- Pathway for Men
- Women’s Residential Treatment Center (WRTC)
Both programs are staffed 24 hours with additional support provided by professional counselors and Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistants (CDCAs). The department provides therapeutic groups twice daily and encourages 12-step group involvement each night. The Residential Department also works closely with the outpatient and medical departments and Peer Support Coaches in order to help clients transition from daily addiction behaviors to learning to live in recovery.
In 2021, OneEighty started Transitional Recovery Housing. This program is for clients coming out of residential addiction treatment who may still need ongoing support and may also need assistance with employment and finding permanent housing.
Residential Treatment is blessed to have an active recovery community that supports current residents with sponsors and/or support groups. The residential addiction program regularly hears from graduates, and we are proud to know about their continued success!
Holistic Therapies for Residential Clients: Supporting a Well-Rounded Recovery
Many individuals with substance use disorders have experienced significant trauma, which often displays as emotional, physical, and psychological challenges. Holistic therapy offers a powerful outlet for healing and resilience, providing a well-rounded approach to recovery.
Here’s a closer look at some of the key holistic therapies and services offered at OneEighty and their benefits:
- Yoga: Yoga is a cornerstone of our wellness program, providing clients with a space to connect with their bodies and minds. This practice reduces stress, enhances emotional regulation, and increases mindfulness, making it easier for individuals to stay present and manage cravings. Yoga offers a non-judgmental environment where clients can explore their emotions and physical sensations, which is crucial for healing.
- Nutrition: Proper nutrition is essential in early recovery, as many clients struggle with cravings and metabolic issues. Our nutrition education and dietary services, through the State of Ohio’s SNAP nutrition education program, empower clients to make healthier choices, supporting their overall well-being. By improving nutritional knowledge and habits, clients can enhance their treatment retention, leading to better recovery outcomes. We can also connect individuals with individual dietician services from Wooster Community Hospital for personalized nutrition advice.
Art and Expressive Therapies: Art and expressive therapies provide a unique outlet for self-expression, helping clients process emotions and develop new coping skills. Engaging in creative activities increases resilience and emotional regulation, both of which are essential for long-term recovery. These therapies allow clients to explore their inner worlds and express themselves in ways that words alone may not capture. - Couples Therapy: We have couples therapy available from Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists, who can provide adjunct services to your treatment, once stable from substance use and physical violence.
- Equine Therapy: Through monthly sessions at SpringHaven Counseling Center, equine therapy involves interactions with horses, teaching clients valuable skills such as setting boundaries, managing emotions, and building trust. This therapy helps clients develop empathy and improve emotional regulation, making it an effective tool in addiction recovery.
- Outdoor Education and Gardening: Nature-based activities like outdoor education and gardening play a significant role in our wellness initiatives. These activities encourage clients to connect with the natural world, fostering a sense of belonging and wonder. Gardening, in particular, provides a therapeutic outlet that promotes physical activity, mindfulness, and a sense of accomplishment, contributing to a more balanced recovery journey.
- Find Parenting Support: Join a values and parenting group offered by the Pregnancy Care Center.
- Integrate Physical and Mental Well-being: Dr. Nicole Labor, OneEighty’s Medical Director, has a focus on both physical and nutritional well-being, ensuring individuals receive comprehensive healthcare.
At OneEighty, we believe these holistic therapies complement traditional addiction treatment by addressing underlying issues and promoting overall well-being.
Women’s Residential Treatment Center (WRTC)
The Women's Residential Treatment Center features 16 beds for women in addiction treatment and an additional 8 beds so children can stay with their mothers. It also includes:
- Calming meditation areas
- Flourishing garden with fresh fruits and vegetables
- Communal dining area
- Great room for socializing and relaxing
- Playroom for small children
- Meeting space for group therapy sessions
- On-site laundry
- Fully fenced outdoor areas
Pathway for Men - Noble House
The Noble House is a preserved historic home that features 16 beds for men and their children. It also includes:
- Great room for socializing and relaxing
- Private meeting rooms for on-site counseling
- Computer room and library
- Fully functional kitchen with shared dining
- Shared outdoor space
- Historical charm
FAQs
Call our main office at 330-264-8498 and ask about residential treatment, or send an email to: admissions@one-eighty.org.
“Julie entered residential treatment. She successfully completed the program and went on to Transitional Recovery Housing. Through this program, she was able to then successfully complete intensive outpatient treatment, find employment, and now has moved into long-term recovery housing through OneEighty. She is finding independence as well as a new sober support community. She was also able to complete her 12-steps recently.”
- Residential Treatment Director -
Residential Treatment Team
John Fishburn, LISW-S, MSSA
Clincial Director
Lynn Layfield, LISW-S, MSW
Residential Clinical Supervisor
Nonya Wenger, OCPC
Residential Peer Support Manager
Elizabeth Fugate, CDCA
Residential Operations Manager
Joni Dalrymple, CDCA
Residential Support Specialist Team Leader
Rhoda Williams, CDCA, MSP/BH
Chemical Dependency Counselor
Erin Blake, MSW, LSW
Residential Counselor
Kylie Peterson
Residential Counselor
Lauren Klein, CDCA
Residential Counselor Aide
Mercedes McManaway
Residential Support Specialist
Amber Pittman, CDCA
Residential Counselor Aide
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