community services directory · 2018. 5. 9. · safer, healthier, and drug-free for all residents....

Drug and Alcohol

Recovery Resource &

Treatment Services

Directory 2018

The Community Awareness and Prevention Association (CAPA) is a unique collaboration between the cities

of Brecksville and Broadview Heights and the Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District.

The coalition is comprised of parents, school and law enforcement personnel, business professionals,

religious leaders, health providers and other community activists. Together, CAPA coalition members are

dedicated to mobilizing at the local level to make the communities of Brecksville and Broadview Heights

safer, healthier, and drug-free for all residents.

CAPA has constructed this resource guide for the Brecksville-Broadview Heights community. Here you will

find a comprehensive list of resources, services, and treatment options for individuals and families struggling

with substance abuse. These services include: Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Ala-teen, Al-

Anon, and in-patient and outpatient treatment facilities. Please note that, while specific meeting times have

been listed for your convenience, these are always liable to change. Please use the contact number given to

confirm meeting days and times. ALSO, all meetings are given an OPEN or CLOSED status. OPEN means

that they are accessible to the general public (friends, family, etc.). CLOSED means that the meeting is for

members only—individuals who currently struggle or have struggled with substance use. (O) Indicates that

the meeting is open. (C) Indicates that the meeting is closed. Al-Anon/Ala-teen is a fellowship available only

to friends and family members of those struggling with alcohol addiction. Al-Anon/Ala-teen meetings are

marked as (OTFF)—“Open to Friends and Family”.

Table of Contents

* Alcoholics Anonymous

* Narcotics Anonymous

* Al-Anon

* Ala-Teen

* In/Out-Patient Treatment Facilities

*Families Anonymous

Introduction

First Call For Help, United Way Services…………………………………….. (216) 436-2000

24 Hour Suicide Prevention/Mental Health Crisis/Information………… (216) 623-6888

National 24-Hour Suicide Prevention Hotline (adults & children)………1-800-273-8255

AIDS of Ohio…………………………………………………………………………….. (614) 926-4132

Centers for Disease Control, AIDS………………………………………………1-800-232-4636

ALCOHOLISM Alcoholics Anonymous Cleveland District Office…………………………….. (216) 241-7387 Meeting Information & Peer Intervention……………………………….………www.aacleve.org

CHILD ABUSE Cuyahoga County Department of Children & Family Services…………. (216) 696-5437

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Domestic Violence Center & Child Advocacy Center …………………… (216) 229-2420 24-Hour Hotline………………………………………………………………………. (216) 391-4357

DRUG ABUSE Narcotics Anonymous……………………………………………………………….1-888-438-4673 Meeting Information & Peer Intervention……………………………………1-888-438-4673 ………………………………..….www.na.org/

FAMILY HELP Bellflower Center………………………………………………………………………(216) 431-8200

RAPE Cleveland Rape Crisis Center……………………………………………………..(216) 619-6194

OUTREACH Warmline………………………………………………………………………………..(440) 886-5950

Emergency Resource Numbers

Dependency is a complicated and multifaceted social issue faced by individuals and families from across age groups, cultures, and geographic locations. It is important when trying to understand dependency, to take into account the various risk factors associated with substance us and abuse, as well as genetic, biological, and psychological characteristics that can lead to and perpetuate drug and alcohol reliance. Some environmental risk factors include: addiction in the family, a co-occurring mental illness (such as depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, or psychosis), trauma, death in the family, physical or sexual abuse, difficult transitions, loss of employment, moving, or change in family composition (divorce, remarriage, etc.). In addition to environmental risk factors, some individuals (especially those who have addiction in their family) may have a genetic predisposition to chemical dependence. It is important to recognize this complex relationship between genetics and environment and to address both factors when exploring treatment options. We also know that dependency can change brain chemistry and affect a person’s behavior and ability to function normally. Those who struggle with dependency are not weak individuals or people who are too feeble to resist the temptation of use. Rather, dependency is a complicated psychological and biological struggle that can be exacerbated by genetics and environment. Those suffering from personal dependence should never be judged, but can be urged to seek help and treatment. Treatment and treatment options differ according to individual need. When most people hear treatment they automatically think of a detoxification facility. However, that is only one of several forms of treatment and recovery supports available to individuals that struggle with substance abuse. In fact, treatment occurs in a variety of settings, in various forms, and for different lengths of time. Incorporated in this service guide are various options for treatment including: in-patient and out-patient facilities, support groups for addicts (such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous), and support groups for friends and family members of chemically dependent individuals (Such as Al-anon and Ala-teen). When it comes to substance abuse, there are no guarantees for the “perfect treatment”, and different treatment options may be successful (or not) for different people. Because addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease, treatment should not be looked at as a “cure”, but as a step in the direction of recovery. CAPA hopes that this directory will assist you and your loved ones as you combat dependency and explore treatment options available in the community.

Understanding Dependency

Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. Membership

is open to anyone who wants to do something about his or her drinking problem. CLICK HERE for a pdf or audio version of Alcoholics Anonymous- Big Book 4th Edition CLICK HERE to find a meeting near you. (https://www.aacleve.org/find-a-meeting/)

Place: Brecksville United Methodist Church

Address: 65 Public Square, Brecksville, Ohio

Meeting: “AA Women” (O)

Day & Time: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 11:00am

Meeting: AA Meeting (O)

Day & Time: Wednesday 5:30pm, Friday 8:00pm

Place: Christ the Redeemer Lutheran Church

Address: 9201 Brecksville Road, Brecksville, Ohio

Meeting: “Back to the Beginning” (O)

Day & Time: Wednesday 7:30pm

Phone Number: (440) 526-2303

Place: Good Shepherd United Methodist Church

Address: 9571 Shepherd Christian Church, Macedonia, Ohio

Meeting: “AA Meeting” (O)

Day & Time: Monday 8:00pm

Phone: (330) 467-5644

Place: Independence Presbyterian Church

Address: 6624 Public Square, Independence, Ohio

Meeting: “Independence AA” (O)

Day & Time: Thursday 7:30pm

Meeting: Saturday Nite Independence

Day & Time: Saturday 8:00pm (O)

Phone: (216) 524-6307

Alcoholics Anonymous

https://www.aa.org/pages/en_US/alcoholics-anonymous

https://www.aacleve.org/find-a-meeting/

Place: State Road Community Church

Address: 8600 State Road, North Royalton, Ohio

Meeting: “Just Give it Away”(O)


Meeting: “ Let’s Discuss It” (O)


Phone: (440) 237-2344

Place: St. Peter’s United Church

Address: 125 East Ridgewood Drive, Independence, Ohio

Meeting: “Seven Hills Brown Bag Discussion” (O)


Phone: (216) 524-1709

Place: Serenity Social Club

Address: 4821 Turney Rd, Garfield Heights, Ohio

Meeting: “Monday Morning Eye Opener” (O)

Day & Time: Monday 10:30am

Meeting: “ 12 x 12 Discussion” (O)


Phone Number: (216) 883-4131

Place: Seven Hills Methodist Church

Address: 7593 Elmhurst Drive, Seven Hills, Ohio

Meeting: “Seven Hills Men’s Discussion”


Meeting: “Seven Hills Serenity” (O)

Day & Time: Friday 8:00pm

Phone Number: (216) 524-1336

A.A. Continued

Place: Triune Lutheran Church

Address: 4801 West Mill Road, Broadview Heights, Ohio

Meeting: “AA by the Book” Meeting (O)


Meeting: “12 Steps in 11 Chapters”(C)

Day & Time: Tuesday 7:00pm

Phone Number: (440) 526-3676

Place: St. Michaels Rushian. Orthodox Church

Address: 5025 E. Mill Road Broadview Heights OH, 44147

Meeting: Broadview Heights B.B. Disc. (O), Handicap accessible


Meeting: Broadview Hts.12x12 Disc


Phone Number: (440) 526-5922

Place: Northfield Presbyterian Church

Address: 7755 S Boyden Rd Northfield OH, 44067

Meeting: Sagamore Mixed Discussion (C)


Phone Number: (330) 467-4137

Place: South Point Hospital, bldg. 2-lower level

Address: 885 W. Aurora Rd., 2 Sagamore Hills OH, 44067

Meeting: Golden Link (C)

Day & Time: Sunday 11:00am

Phone Number: (330) 468-0190

Place: Richfield United Church of Christ

Address: 4340 W. Streetsboro Rd., Richfield OH, 44286

Meeting: Richfield Discussion (C)


Phone Number: (330) 659-3532

A.A. Continued

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NA is a nonprofit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. We

are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean. This is a program of complete

abstinence from all drugs. There is only one requirement for membership, the desire to stop using. We

suggest that you keep an open mind and give yourself a break. Our program is a set of principles written so

simply that we can follow them in our daily lives. The most important thing about them is that they work.


Address: 65 Public Square, Brecksville, Ohio

Meeting: “Candlelight/Discussion”(C)

Day & Time: Sunday 7:00pm

Meeting: “Step Study”(C)

Day & Time: Tuesday 7:30 pm

Phone: (440) 526-8938

Place: Good Shepherd United Methodist Church

Address: 5930 State Road, Parma, Ohio

Meeting: “Open Discussion”(O)


Meeting: “Discussion” (C)

Day & Time: Saturday 7:30pm

Phone: (440) 884-9090

Place: Ridge Road United Church Of Christ

Address: 6050 Ridge Road, Parma, Ohio

Meeting: “Topic Discussion”(O)


Phone: (440) 885-3222

Place: Harbor Lights Complex

Address: 1710 Prospect Avenue E., Cleveland, Ohio


Day & Time: Wednesday 8:00pm (1st and 3rd week)

Phone: (216) 781-3773

Narcotics Anonymous

N.A. Continued

Place: Holy Family Church

Address: 3179 Kent Road, Stow, Ohio

Meeting: Topic Discussion (C)


Phone: (330) 668-6412

Place: Saint Thomas Hospital

Address: 444 Main Street, Akron, Ohio

Meeting: “Starting Clean, Staying Clean” (O)

Day & Time: Friday 10:00am

Meeting: “North Hill Recovery Group” (O)


Phone: (330) 375-3000

Place: Robby’s Recovery Center

Address: 538 West Liberty Street, Medina, Ohio

Meeting: Women’s Discussion(C)


Meeting: Discussion(O)

Day & Time: Monday & Thursday 7:30pm

Phone: (330) 952-2611

Place: Emmauel Church of Christ

Address: 1480 Eastwood Avenue, Akron, Ohio

Meeting: Literature Study Speaker(O)


Meeting: “Candlelight (O)

Day & Time Friday 8:oopm

Meeting: Discussion(C)


Phone: (330) 784-6608

Place: Shiloh Baptist Church

Address: 1241 Grant Street, Akron, Ohio

Meeting: “Courage to Change” (O)


Phone: (330) 724-8163

Place: Saint Henry’s Rectory

Address: 18200 Harvard Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: Discussion/Participation(C)


Phone: (216) 921-0725

Place: West Side Catholic Center

Address: 3135 Loraine Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: “Ohio City Recovery Group” (O)


Phone: (216) 631-4741

Place: Trinity Cathedral Church

Address: 2230 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: Discussion/Participation (C)


Phone: (216) 771-3630

Place: Saint Malachi Church

Address: 2459 Washington Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: “Speaker” (O)


Phone: (216) 861-5343

Place: St. Agnes of Our Lady Fatima

Address: 6800 Lexington Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: “Together We Can” (O)


Phone: (216) 391-3947

N.A Continued

Place: Grace Church

Address: 7393 Pearl Road, Middleburg Heights, Ohio

Meeting: Discussion & Participation (O)


Meeting: Women’s Discussion (C)


Phone: (440) 243-4885

Place: Carl Stokes Building

Address: 6001 Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: Frontline Recovery Group(O)

Day & Time: Wednesday 10:30am

Meeting: “Promise of Freedom” (C)

Day & Time: Thursday 10:30am

Meeting: “First Step to Recovery” (O)

Day & Time: Saturday 10:30am

Phone: (216) 781-3773

Place: Lee Heights Community Church

Address: 4612 Lee Road, Cleveland, Ohio


Day & Time: Wednesday 7:30pm (2nd Wednesday of the month)

Meeting: “Discussion” (O)


Phone: (216) 581-2448

Place: Salvation Army



Day & Time: Tuesday 7:00pm (every 2nd and 4th week)

Meeting: “Discussion” (O)

Day & Time: Friday 7:00pm (every 2nd and 4th week)

Phone: (216) 881-2625

N.A. Continued

Do you worry about how much someone drinks? Do you feel there is no one who understands your problems? Do you tell lies to cover up for someone else’s drinking or what’s happening in your home? Have you been hurt or embarrassed by a drinker’s behavior? Do you feel that if the drinker loved you, she or he would stop drinking? You are not alone. Al-Anon members are people, just like you, who are worried about someone with a drinking problem. CLICK HERE to find a meeting near you or go to al-anon.org

Place: St. Paul Episcopal Church

Address: 1361 W. Market Street, Akron, Ohio

Meeting: “Beginners Meeting” (OTFF)


Meeting: “Akron AAC” (OTFF)


Phone: (330) 836-9327

Place: Lakeshore United Methodist Church

Address: 33119 Electric Boulevard, Avon Lake, Ohio

Meeting: “AAC” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 933-5238

Place: St. Marks Presbyterian

Address: 22111 Chagrin Boulevard, Beachwood, Ohio

Meeting: “Discussion” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 751-3190


Address 65 Public Square, Brecksville, Ohio

Meeting: “Brecksville Monday ” (OTFF)


Meeting: “Open Discussion”(OTFF)


Phone: (440) 526- 8938

Al-Anon

http://al-anon.org/al-anon-meetings/find-an-al-anon-meeting/

Place: Brook Park Community Church

Address: 16845 Holland Road, Brook Park, Ohio

Meeting: “Triangle”(OTFF)


Meeting: “Middleburg Wednesday”

Day & Time: Wednesday 8:00 pm

Phone: (216) 433-1515

Place: U.A.W. 1250 Hall

Address: 17250 Hummel Road, Brook Park, Ohio

Meeting: “Expect A Miracle” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 267-9900

Place: Fellowship Bible Church

Address: 16391 Chillicothe Road, Chagrin Falls, Ohio

Meeting: “Acceptance ”OTFF)


Meeting: “New Dawn” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 543-5643

Place: Bentleyville Town Hall

Address: 6253 Chagrin River Road, Chagrin Falls, Ohio

Meeting: “Chagrin Falls Discussion ” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 247-5055

Place: Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ

Address: 2590 W. 14th Street, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: “Pathways to Recovery” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 861-7388

Al-Anon Continued

Al-Anon Continued

Place: Bethany Presbyterian Church

Address: 6415 W. Clinton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: “Westside Women’s Saturday ” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 651-0040

Place: Forest Hill Presbyterian Church

Address: 3030 Monticello Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, Ohio

Meeting: “Now There is Hope ” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 321 -2660

Place: Old Stone Church

Address: 91 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: “Downtown Cleveland Serenity” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 241-6145

Place: Murtis Taylor Service Center

Address: 13422 Kinsman Road, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: “Monday Morning Serenity” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 283-4400

Place: Murtis Taylor Service Center (2nd Location)

Address: 900 E. 105, Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: “Pyramid New Beginnings” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 283-4400

Al-Anon Continued

Place: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (2nd Location)

Address: 2747 Fairmount Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, Ohio

Meeting: “Saturday 4th Step Journey” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 932-5815

Place: West Park Baptist Church

Address: 4600 W. 159th St., Cleveland, Ohio

Meeting: “Westside Thursday” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 676- 5300

Place: First Methodist Church

Address: 245 Portage Trail, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

Meeting: “Paradise Wednesday” (OTFF)


Phone: (330) 923-5241

Place: Lake Shore Christian Church

Address: 2800 Lakeshore Boulevard, Euclid, Ohio

Meeting: “Monday Discussion” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 289- 2226

Place: Epiphany Church


Meeting: “Beginners Meeting” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 731-1316

Al-Anon Continued

Place: Eastshore United Methodist Church


Meeting: “Lakeshore Thursday” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 429-2636

Place: The Rock Community Church

Address: 9403 Garfield Boulevard, Garfield Heights, Ohio

Meeting: “Garfield Gratitude Monday” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 429-2636

Place: Fire Station

Address: 5115 Turney Road, Garfield Heights, Ohio

Meeting: “Al-Anon Facing Alcoholism” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 475- 8040

Place: Concordia Lutheran Church

Address: 6075 Brecksville Road, Independence, Ohio

Meeting: “Independence Wednesday Night” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 524-2188

Place: Grace Church


Meeting: “Brook Park Al-Anon” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 243-4885

Place: Bethel Lutheran Church


Meeting: “Think Thursday” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 843-6663

Place: Olmsted Community Church

Address: 7853 Main Street, Olmsted Falls, Ohio

Meeting: “Olmsted Falls A.M.” (OTFF)

Day & Time: Tuesday 9:30am

Phone: (440) 235-3326

Place: Christ United Church

Address: 23114 West Road, Olmsted Falls, Ohio

Meeting: “Berea-Olmsted Falls Al-Anon” (OTFF)


Meeting: “Back to Basics” (OTFF)


Meeting: “Berea Friday A.M.” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 234-3326

Place: Parma South Presbyterian Church

Address: 6155 Pearl Road. Parma, Ohio

Meeting: “Parma New Beginnings” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 885-2652

Place: St. Columbkille Parish Center

Address: 6740 Broadview Road, Parma, Ohio *(far west entrance)

Meeting: “Parma Serenity” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 524 4816

Al-Anon Continued

Al-Anon Continued

Place: Garfield Memorial Church

Address: 3650 Lander Road, Pepper Pike, Ohio

Meeting: “Lander Circle Pathways” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 831-1566

Place: Rocky River Presbyterian Church

Address: 21750 Detroit Road, Rocky River, Ohio

Meeting: “Suburban West” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 333-4888

Place: Rockport UMC

Address: 3301 Wooster Road, Rocky River, Ohio

Meeting: “Friday A.M. West” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 331-9433

Place: Seven Hills Methodist Church

Address: 7593 Elmhurst Drive, Seven Hills, Ohio

Meeting: “One Day At A Time” (OTFF)


Phone: (216) 524-1336

Place: Our Redeemer Lutheran Church

Address: 7196 S.O.M Center, Solon, Ohio

Meeting: “Solon Serenity” (OTFF)


Meeting: “Solon Friday Parents” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 248 4066

Place: Solon Community Church

Address: 33955 Sherbrook Park, Solon, Ohio

Meeting: “Solon Charity” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 248-4180

Place: St. John Neumann Roman Catholic Church

Address: 1671 Pearl Road, Strongsville, Ohio

Meeting: “Light My Way” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 238-1770

Place: First Evangelical Church

Address: 1941 Royalton Road (Rt. 82), Strongsville, Ohio

Meeting: “Strongsville Serenity” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 238-7890

Al-Anon Continued

Alateen is a place where members come together to share experiences, strength, and hope with each other

to find effective ways to cope with problems. Discuss difficulties and encourage one another, and to help

each other understand the principles of the Al-Anon program through the use of the Twelve Steps and

Alateen’s Twelve Traditions.

CLICK HERE for more information or go to http://al-anon.org/newcomers/teen-corner-alateen/

Place: St. Mark’s Lutheran Church

Address: 1330 North Carpenter Road, Brunswick, Ohio

Meeting: “Brunswick Alateen” (OTFF)


Phone: (330) 225- 3110

Place: Bainbridge Recovery Club

Address: 8231 East Washington Street, Chagrin Falls, Ohio

Meeting: “Chagrin Falls Alateen Group” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 543-6575

Place: Nazareen Church

Address: 777 Fairview Ave, Galion, Ohio

Meeting: “Galion Alateen” (OTFF)


Phone: (419) 468- 1262

Phone: Congregational Church

Address: 47 Aurora Street, Hudson, Ohio

Meeting: “Hudson Saturday Serenity Alateen” (OTFF)


Phone: (330) 650- 4048

Ala-Teen

http://al-anon.org/newcomers/teen-corner-alateen/

Place: St. Paul Episcopal Church

Address: 317 East Liberty Street, Medina, Ohio

Meeting: “Medina Tuesday” (OTFF)


Phone: (330) 725-4131

Place: Hope Ridge United Methodist Church

Address: 9870 Johnnycake Ridge Road, Mentor, Ohio

Meeting: “Mentor Serenity Sunday” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 352-2141

Place: Community Church of God

Address: 8245 Munson Road, Mentor, Ohio

Meeting: “Alateen” (OTFF)


Phone: (440) 255-6622

Place: Rocky River Presbyterian Church

Address: 21750 Detroit Road, Rocky River, Ohio

Meeting: “Suburban West” (OTFF)

Day & Time: Tuesday 8:00 pm

Phone: (440) 333-4888

Ala-Teen Continued

Name of Agency: Bellefaire JCB

Address: 22001 Fairmount Boulevard, Shaker Heights, Ohio

Phone Number: (216) 932-2800

Description of Services: Residential treatment in Shaker Heights; day treatment; outpatient treatment; substance abuse services; community-based programs; limited early childhood programs. Medication Assisted Treatment offered only in Medina office. Visit http://bellefairejcb.org

Names of Agency: City of Cleveland Department of Public Health - CenterPoint

Address: 75 Bethel Court, Cleveland, Ohio

Phone Number: 216-664-3891

Description of Services: Provides abstinence-based substance abuse education, treatment and prevention activities through the CenterPoint and Prevention Services programs. Visit http://www.clevelandhealth.org

Name of Agency: Connections Signature Health


Phone Number: (216) 831- 6466

Description of Services: Connections is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness and substance abuse. Staff includes: psychiatrists, psychologists, registered nurses, social workers and counselors. Can offer Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Suboxone, Vivitrol and ReVia at Maple Heights office. Locations available in W25th, Beachwood, Maple Heights, Painesville and Willoughby, Ashtabula. When calling, ask for Intake. Visit http://connectionscleveland.org/index.php

Agency Name: Community Assessment and Treatment Services, Inc. (CATS)

Address: 8411 Broadway Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Phone Number: (216) 441-0200

Description of Services: Provides high-quality, cost effective, holistic and abstinence-based intervention/prevention. CATS provides both outpatient and residential services to men and women plus a 12-month voluntary sober housing and employment program for men. Treatment at CATS coordinates physical and mental health care as well as ancillary programs such as financial literacy, nutrition, recreational therapy, trauma counseling and more. Now offering Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Vivitrol. Visit http://communityassessment.org

In Patient/Out Patient Services

Agency: Family Recovery Center

Address: 964 North Market Street, Lisbon, Ohio

Phone Number: (330) 424-1468

Description of Services:

Family Recovery Center offers alcohol and other drug and mental health treatment services. Also offers Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Vivitrol, Suboxone, and ReVia in addition to abstinence-based programs at three locations: East Liverpool, Lisbon Steubenville. Visit http://www.familyrecovery.org/home

Agency: Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers

Address: 9083 Mentor Avenue, Mentor, Ohio

Phone Number: (440) 255-0678

Description of Services: Offers outpatient alcohol and other drug treatment services. Offers Medication Assisted Treatment. http://www.lgrc.us/admissions/mentor-outpatient-intake-process/

Agency: Hitchcock Center for Women, Inc. (HCFW)

Address: 1227 Ansel Road, Cleveland, Ohio

Phone Number: (216) 421-0662


Offers assessment services, residential alcohol and other drug treatment services, aftercare, transitional housing for women with children up to age 10, and affordable housing for single women. HCFW has 35 treatment beds, 26 transitional housing units, and 6 affordable housing units. While not a medical facility, if a patient is on Medication Assisted Treatment, they will administer medication to patients. Patients must be detoxed before being admitted to the facility.

Agency: Circle Health Services


Phone Number: (216) 721-4010

Description of Services: Evening intensive outpatient program for people with an alcohol or chemical dependency diagnoses. Group counseling three days a week, plus weekly one-hour individual counseling. Evening non-intensive outpatient program for individual’s with a substance use disorder and for people who have successfully completed phase one treatment. Young men's intensive and non-intensive outpatient program for ages 18-40 with an alcohol or chemical dependency diagnosis. Abstinence-based counseling service only offered at this time, but moving in the direction of Medication Assisted Treatment. Visit http://www.circlehealthservices.org


Agency: Key Decisions/Positive Choices, Inc.

Address: 3030 Euclid Avenue Suite 410, Cleveland, Ohio

Phone Number: (216) 391-0977


Provides outpatient alcohol and other drug treatment services. Offers Abstinence-Based Treatment only. Visit http://www.keydecisionspositivechoices.com/Services.html

Agency: Moore Counseling and Meditation, Inc.


Phone Number: (216) 404-1900


Certified to provide assessment, case management, crisis intervention, group counseling, individual counseling, intensive outpatient and urinalysis. Offers Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Vivitrol. Visit https://www.moorecounseling.com

Agency: New Directions

Address: 30800 Chagrin Boulevard, Pepper Pike, Ohio

Phone Number: 216) 591- 0324

Description of Services: Provides quality treatment to chemically dependent adolescents and their families dealing with emotional, behavioral or psychiatric needs. Provides assessment and continuing care using evidence-based services. Abstinence-Based treatment only; residential services offered for ages 13-18; Assessment and one on one counseling now offered for adults. Visit http://newdirections.co

Agency: Murtis Taylor Human Services System (MTHSS)

Address: 10640 St. Claire Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Phone Number: (216) 283-4400

Description of Services: Services include alcohol and other drug assessments, case management, crisis intervention and counseling. Staff includes psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, social workers and clinical counselors. Visit http://www.murtistaylor.info



Agency: Northern Ohio Recovery Association (NORA)

Address: 3746 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Phone Numbers: (216) 391-6672

Description of Services: Provides education, counseling, support services and intensive outpatient treatment for individuals and families hurting because of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use. No Meds; however, if patients are on Medication Assisted Treatment, it is administered and overseen by the RN on staff. Offers inpatient (Ophelia House for women and small children), outpatient (adolescents) as well as a sober house (Next Step) for those who complete treatment. No detoxification; patients can call once in detoxification. Visit http://www.norainc.org

Agency: ORCA House

Address: 1905 East 89th Street, Cleveland, Ohio


Descriptions of Services: One of the oldest African American alcohol and other drug treatment agencies in the country and takes a holistic approach to services and delivery and involves the whole family in the recovery process. Cognitive interventions and chemical dependency education is the cornerstone of treatment. ORCA provides residential treatment and outpatient services. Has 16 bed men’s and 12 bed women's residential facility that offers intensive inpatient abstinence-based therapy. Visit http://www.orcahouse.org/index.php/programs

Agency: Akron General Hospital Alcohol & Drug Recovery Center

Address: 330 Broadway Street E., Cuyahoga Falls


Descriptions of Services: Serving both adults and adolescents, an intensive outpatient program, for chemical dependency or substance abuse is provided. No inpatient or detoxification services are provided. Offers Medication Assisted Treatment. Accredited by the Joint Commission. Visit https://my.clevelandclinic.org/locations/akron-general/specialties/alcohol-drug-recovery-center

Agency: Highland Springs

Address: 4199 Mill Pond Drive, Highland Hills, Ohio

Phone Numbers: (216) 208 - 8193

Descriptions of Services: Offers both inpatient/outpatient services to adults who are struggling with mental health and addiction issues. Using evidence-based treatment and programming, patients can participate in daily group psychotherapy, family therapy, spiritual sessions and medication and nutritional education. Offer short term stabilization for detox and mental health. Offer Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Subutex. Methadone not available. Visit http://www.highlandspringshealth.com

Agency: Boehm Psych Services



Descriptions of Services: Supports its mission statement by promoting recovery and well-being of men and women affected by substance use disorders and their families. Inpatient, outpatient, Medication Assisted Treatment and family and individual treatment sessions available. Services include behavioral, medical and psychosocial treatments. Visit http://boehmpsychservices.com

Agency: Salvation Army of Greater Cleveland

Address: 1710 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio


Descriptions of Services: Offers an intensive outpatient substance abuse program. Includes individual and group counseling. Site also offers transitional housing and a work release program. Offers detox first then further treatment with Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Vivitrol. Visit https://neo.salvationarmy.org/northeastohio/ClevelandHome

Agency: Community Action Against Addiction (CAAA)



Descriptions of Services: Targeted to adults with chemical dependency, this site offers a comprehensive program which includes outpatient treatment, detoxification, drug screening, transitional housing, aftercare and Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Methadone and Suboxone. For individuals addicted to opiates who wish to quit without replacement drug (methadone), programing is also available. Visit https://www.caaaddiction.org

Agency: Glenbeigh Hospital

Address: 3789B S. Green Road, Beachwood, Ohio

Phone Numbers: (216) 464-5800 or (800) 234-1001

Descriptions of Services: Hospital is affiliate of CCF and Joint Commission Accredited. Outpatient services for substance abuse is provided. Treatment includes individuals and group counseling, family counseling, substance-use education and relapse prevention. Offers detoxification with Suboxone then Medication Assisted Treatment with Vivitrol and ReVia. Various inpatient/outpatient and family programs available. Visit http://www.glenbeigh.com



Agency: Cleveland Treatment Center

Address: 1127 Carnegie Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio


Descriptions of Services: Being describes as "low intensity", this outpatient treatment serves males and females with a chemical dependency. Treatment services include individual and group counseling and allows patients to work on personal adjustment problems while overcoming addictions. Uniquely, this treatment center specializes in working with patients addicted to opiates. Individuals seeking services for alcohol, cocaine and other substances are encouraged to complete a separate detoxification process before enrolling. Medication Assisted Treatment (Methadone). Visit http://www.clevelandtreatmentcenter.org

Agency: Catholic Charities Services of Cuyahoga County

Address: 1515 W.29th St. The Covenant Center

Phone Numbers: (216) 939-3700 Ext. 12

Descriptions of Services: Specifically targeted towards youth, chemically dependent teenagers between the ages of 13 to 19 years that reside in Cuyahoga County are able to receive outpatient treatment. Patients receive a comprehensive and therapeutically structured program that allows youth to remain in home environment while undergoing treatment for abstinence. Patient is required to attend a minimum of 36 sessions and regularly attend 12-step meetings during treatment. Visit http://ccdocle.org

Agency: McIntyre Center

Address: 6929 W.130th Street, Parma Heights, Ohio (Suite 307)

Phone Numbers: (440) 887 -1100

Descriptions of Services: Services include an intensive and non-intensive outpatient treatment program for alcohol and drug abuse. An assessment, individual counseling, and drug and alcohol education are available. The programs offered by this facility are abstinence-based; however, while they do not have prescribers, they can monitor Medication Assisted Treatment use. Visit https://www.mcintyrecenter.com/index.shtml

Agency: Oakview Behavioral Health Center of Southwest General

Address: 7265 Old Oak Boulevard, Middleburgh Heights, Ohio


Descriptions of Services: Offers an intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment services to both adults and adolescents. The center provides individual, family counseling, and aftercare. Offers Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Vivitrol, Methadone and Suboxone with intensive outpatient programing 3x a week for 3.5 hours each. Visit https://www.swgeneral.com/Our-Services/Behavioral-Health/Oakview-Behavioral-Health-Center.aspx


Agency: Saint Vincent Charity Medical Center- Rosary Hall

Address: 2351 E.22nd Street, Cleveland, Ohio

Phone Numbers: (216) 363- 2580

Descriptions of Services: A comprehensive substance abuse program is provided through an assessment, inpatient detoxification, intensive and non-intensive outpatient treatment and aftercare. After detoxification, Medication Assisted Treatment is offered with counseling. Visit https://www.stvincentcharity.com/services/featured-services/addiction/

Agency: Women’s Recovery Center

Address: 6209 Storer Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Phone Numbers: (216) 651 - 1450

Descriptions of Services: Provides an abstinence-based intensive & outpatient drug and alcohol treatment program for women and their families. Chemical dependency program is done in three phases. 12 step meetings, individual and couples' counseling are primary components of the larger program. Child care is available during sessions. Cooperates with and can refer to doctors who do prescribe Medication Assisted Treatment. Visit http://womensctr.org

Agency: Oriana House- The Community Corrections and Treatment Center

Address: 1829 E.55th Street, Cleveland, Ohio


Descriptions of Services: The Community Corrections and Treatment Center (CCTC) in Cleveland is a Residential Reentry Center for the Federal Bureau of Prisons. CCTC serves federal pre-release clients, federal clients sanctioned by a federal judge, or federal clients sanctioned by their United States probation officer. CCTC also provides pre-trial treatment services to federal defendants awaiting trial. Currently does not offer Medication Assisted Treatment but is moving in that direction. Visit http://www.orianahouse.org/

Agency: Stella Maris

Address: 1320 Washington Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio


Descriptions of Services: For both men and women experiencing substance abuse or addiction, an intensive outpatient program is available. Services include individual and group counseling, case management and family education. Offers detoxification then Vivitrol to patients. Have intensive outpatient programs, partial hospitalization program, and sober house for both men and women. Visit http://www.stellamariscleveland.com/services.php


Agency: Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital Alcohol and Drug Recovery Center

Address: 1730 W.25th Street, Cleveland, Ohio


Descriptions of Services: Through either intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization program, a substance abuse treatment program is available. Patient is closely monitored by physician and nurses. Provides Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Suboxone. Visit https://my.clevelandclinic.org/departments/neurological/depts/behavioral-health/alcohol-drug-recovery-center

Agency: Compass Recovery Center

Address: 246 S. Chestnut Street, Ravenna, Ohio


Descriptions of Services: An intensive outpatient program is provided for substance abuse. Program provides assessment, case management and drug screenings. Accepts patients in need of treatment in lieu evaluations from the court. Offers different counseling programs, intensive and individual- abstinence-based. Can work with patients who are on Medication Assisted Treatment, but they do not have physicians who prescribe Medication Assistant Treatment

Agency: Recovery Resources

Address: 3950 Chester Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio

Phone Numbers: (216) 431- 4131 & (216) 923-4001

Descriptions of Services: Provides outpatient substance abuse treatment services which includes assessment, individual, family and group counseling, substance abuse education and aftercare. Also offers psychiatric care services, behavioral health counseling and prevention programing such as parenting classes and anger management. Per website: Offer a variety of outpatient services including outpatient and intensive outpatient addiction treatment programs for adults. Recovery Resources offers gender-specific programming, as appropriate. Locations in Cleveland and Lakewood. Visit http://www.recres.org

Agency: LCADA Way

Address: 740 E. Washington Street, Medina, Ohio

Phone Numbers: (330) 952- 1544

Descriptions of Services: An intensive outpatient treatment program for substance use is available. Patient will complete an assessment and are then given a recommended plan which may include day treatment or other outpatient programs. Offers Medication Assisted Treatment in the form of Vivitrol and Suboxone to patients. No detoxification, but works with other centers. Visit https://thelcadaway.org

http://www.recres.org/

Families Anonymous: Description

“Families Anonymous is a fellowship of people whose lives have been affected by the use of mind-altering substances or related behavioral problems of a relative of friend. Any concerned person is encouraged to attend our meetings—even if there is only suspicion of a problem. For the individual seeking help, recovery programs are available. However, FAMILIES ANONYMOUS is designed for us—the parent, spouse, brother, sister or other emotionally involved relative or friend. In the beginning we seem to be most helped by listening to those who have shared similar experiences—and found some answers. Through attending meetings, studying the literature, talking to other members, and working through the steps of this program, suddenly or gradually, our situation begins to look different to us, and our reactions to it begin to change. What is happening is that we are learning to face reality with comfort and out emotional growth is being encouraged. Moreover, these changes in us can develop a family atmosphere conducive to recover. There are no directors or authorities in FAMILIES ANONYMOUS. Leadership is rotated among our members, and no dues or fees are required for membership. First names only are used—FA’s tradition of anonymity protects the privacy of everyone concerned. Our program is open to all, regardless of our various beliefs—or lack of beliefs. Members’ acceptance of a Power greater than ourselves is strictly a personal, private choice. We are not affiliated with any sect, religion, political entity or institution. Our primary purpose is to practice the principles of FAMILIES ANONYMOUS so that we may help ourselves through helping others with similar problems. We have found that working on ourselves is the most important single thing we can do to help those we care about. There are no rules or ‘musts’ in our program—except perhaps one: ‘KEEP COMING BACK!’” From: www.familiesanonymous.org , Copyright 2000. Revised February, 2012

http://www.familiesanonymous.org/

Place: Holy Martyrs Catholic Church

Address: 3100 Old Weymouth Road, Medina, Ohio

Day & Time: Thursday, 7:00pm

Phone: (330) 618-3685

Place: The Orchard Church

Address: 7191 Mackenzie Road, Olmsted Falls, Ohio


Phone: (440) 427-0224

Place: Garfield Memorial Church

Address: 3650 Lander Road, Pepper Pike, Ohio


Phone: (440) 476-8800

Place: Coleman Professional Services

Address: 3922 Lovers Lane, Ravenna, Ohio


Phone: (330) 760-7670

Place: Strongsville United Methodist Church

Address: 13500 Royalton Road, Strongsville Ohio


Phone: (440) 779-4357

Place: Crosspointe Community Church

Address: 1800 Columbia Road, Westlake, Ohio


Phone: (440) 655-5830

Place: Windsor-Laurelwood Center for Behavioral Medicine

Address: 35900 Euclid Avenue, Willoughby, Ohio


Phone: (440) 259- 2499

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