Intervention Programs

We aren't our mistakes. It's what we do about the mistake that shows who we are.

Justice Involved Peer Support

Pretrial Services

Recovery Options

Peer Support Specialist

A person with "lived experience" who has been trained to help people struggling with mental health, trauma, or substance use.

28-day Inpatient Rehab

This treatment approach involves staying in a treatment center for approximately 28 days. Group and/or individual counseling to obstain skills/tools to use to stay well, and experienceing a caring, safe environment start the recovery journey

Intensive Out Patient Therapy

This treatment approach consists of several hours of counseling, education and support every day or several times a week. Treatment lasts for five to seven weeks.

12-Step Recovery Meetings

Programs designed to support people seeking wellness following alcohol or substance use disorder. The premise is to accept you have a problem, face, it, and find a way to change it (with community support). Acceptance of a higher power is the basis of the program.

Medication Assisted Treatment

Used to manage withdrawal symptoms, lessen cravings/urge to use during detox, and prevention of relapse. Common medications used are Buprenorphine/Naloxone (Suboxone), Buprenorphine (Subutex), and Methadone.

Recovery Supports

Safe Housing

Sober Living - Sharing a house with other same sex individuals who are working, sharing household responsibilities, attending recovery meetings, and maintaining accountability in recovery

Essential Needs

Food, Clothing, Hygiene - if needed, a basic set of clothes, hygiene, and food to ensure client does not go hungry until they are back on their feet

Employment connections to employers willing to hire people with judicial system records

Documentation

Birth Certificate, Social Security card, Driver's License, or State ID

Applications

Health Insurance, Treatment Applications, Employment

Legal Advocacy

Informing the courts of recovery plan, assisting when possible. No guarantee of early release.

Call or text Jeff Noah (423-956-1893) to determine which program fits your needs

REDLINE - 800-889-9789

The information and referral line provides accurate, up-to-date alcohol, drug, problem gambling, and other addiction information and referrals to all citizens of Tennessee at their request.

Callers are provided with at least 3 referral sources when possible. REDLINE staff does not do therapy or counseling with the caller or substance abuser, but gives them the information to put them in touch with someone who will provide a diagnosis, prognosis or assessment of the mental or physical health of the substance user/abuser. The REDLINE strives to provide the caller with specific referrals based on their stated needs.

National Addiction Hotline - 1-800-662-HELP

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