Choosing a local Kentucky addiction treatment center to get help for yourself or a loved one can be a stressful and trying experience.

It is our goal to make this process as easy as possible. That is why we have our trained, professional staff available to address any and all concerns you may have.

You’re Not Alone

The struggle with addiction is real and our team is here to help you overcome your addiction for good. According to (KHIP) Kentucky Health Issues Poll, about 31% of adults in the state of Kentucky mentioned having a friend or family member experienced a problem with drug addiction.

Everyone deals with stress definitely. Some coping mechanisms are healthier than others but it takes time and practice to learn the best way to manage stress in your life.

Here are some key strategies to help in your fight with addiction:

• Identify that you have an addiction.
• Share your issues with a friend or family member.
• Speak to a Counselor.
• Consider joining a support group.

Does Addiction Treatment Work?

In a word, yes. According to Katie Marks, Ph.D., the project director of (KORE) the Kentucky  Opioid Response Effort had stated, “Our message is that treatment works and recovery is possible.” In a poll of Kentucky residents that knew someone that struggled with addiction. Of those surveyed 54% said that the person entered treatment.

The other 44% that never received treatment gave various reasons for not seeking treatment. Other than people who state that they do not think that they have a problem. The most common reason people gave for not seeking treatment was because they couldn’t afford it.

Is Kentucky Addiction Treatment Affordable?

We believe that no one should have to suffer with addiction of any type. Our addiction treatment centers span across the state so that there is a local treatment center no matter where in Kentucky you live. We also accept various forms of Insurance. This includes Kentucky medicaid plans as well as some private insurance and other specialty programs through (KORE) for Kentucky residents that have no insurance and cannot afford the cost of treatment out of pocket.

We know that it can seem like going the insurance route can sometimes feel like a hassle. People often complain about all of the red tape they have to go through in order to get insurance to help. That is exactly why our finance team is here to help you through the process and guide you through the steps to get your insurance provide to approve your request. If you do not have access to insurance there are still options available to get you the help you need. When you are struggling with addiction, whether it be with drugs or alcohol. Getting sober and getting your life back can sometimes feel near impossible. The Truth is that with a strong team and a clear course of action, hope is never too far out of reach. At the Isaiah House our Addiction Recovery Centers are available all across the state of Kentucky and we are here to help you on your path to recovery.Recognizing that you have an alcohol addiction isn’t easy. Many people drink at home to relax and also drink socially with friends when you are out with friends or even when out at events like engagements, weddings, work events and more. So, with drinking alcohol being so common and accepted it can be hard to recognize when someone may have a problem. The best way to see if you might have a problem is by talking with trusted family members or friends that you can trust to be honest with you without sugar coating the truth.While drug addiction treatment isn’t as easy to overlook as alcohol addiction. It is just as hard if not more so to accept the fact that you may need help. The truth is that having a drug addiction or dependency can be so strong that you don’t want to get help because you don’t want to do what is needed to get clean. That’s why we do our best to make sure that you are as comfortable as possible during your rehabilitation and although it may not seem like it’s worth it, we can promise you that it definitely will be.

Drug Abuse Statistics

In the state of Kentucky Heroin was involved in at least 1,248 deaths due to drug related overdose.The total deaths due to overdose containing fentanyl, combined with heroin for a total of 420 deaths.Statistics show a decrease of alcohol substance abuse for those who were seeking treatment by 41.5%. Choosing an alcohol addiction treatment center that offers a recovery program that is focused on you is necessary for the best results. Regardless of where you choose to go to get help, you must do whatever is necessary to help you get your life back. You may not see it now but you are important and you are valuable and I promise you that we aren’t the only people that think so.

We have worked with several people who have struggled with alcoholism and we have identified the necessary steps to give you the help and motivation needed to beat your addiction. People often wonder what is involved in the process of getting clean and learning how to stay that way.

Meet with with our team to learn more. Through-out history we hear stories of war and how people would spread lies and deceit in order to turn an army against itself. By driving division between allies the enemy was able to weaken an Army and win battles through this method because soldiers would flee from battle because they no longer trusted their leader or even one another and  so when things got tough there were few soldiers that would stand and fight.

Each and every one of us has a similar enemy within our own minds that tells us that we are not worthy. Not worthy of Love or Friendship or even Trust and that’s why it is so difficult to get to the point of recovery. It is because we do not believe in ourselves and so we are defeated day after day, before the battle has even begun.

I heard a story once about a girl who made a video of herself where she stated every bad thing she had ever done and recorded it on video. The she posted the video on YouTube, after that she then felt free enough to talk about her problems and even ask for help.

I’m not telling you to go shout your sins upon a mountain top or anything like that but the point is that vulnerability may be the most powerful weapon you have in the way inside your mind. You see, when you make yourself vulnerable, the lies of the enemy no longer have power over you.

Have you ever noticed that the vulnerable people in the world tend to survive the greatest struggles. When someone puts themselves in a vulnerable situation, suddenly people show up from out of nowhere to protect that person. You can’t win a war all by yourself but you can open yourself up and accept help from others and together, battle after battle, you will win the war. I’ve known friends who have struggled with drug addiction, I have even had friends that had some horrible panic attacks over taking medication because they were so worried that they would get addicted to the medication. Opioid addiction is so common because they are primarily used for pain relief. If you have ever experienced joint or muscle pain then you would understand the desperation people can feel to the point they would do just about anything to get rid of the pain.

In addition to Opioids, there are many other drugs out there that are easy to become addicted too. Once you become addicted to a drug you will often lose sight of what is important to you and you tend to become fixated on taking the drug. Addiction can present itself in many ways and it isn’t always just about drug use. People often like to criminalize drugs but the truth is that the problem is the addiction, not necessarily the drug.

We understand that unfortunately, some drugs are super addictive and depending on the drug, you may have to be careful about how you decide to get clean. Some drugs can have side effects when you have been using them for awhile and try to quit cold turkey. So, you should always get the advice of a trained professional first. Our counselors are here to help and offer a free, no obligation consultation to help you get on the right track. We would love to chat to answer any questions you have. Whether you are looking for more information for a friend or family member or even if you are inquiring for yourself. Our staff is here to support you and your family and we want what is best for you. Give us a call or send us a message and lets talk about the next steps to help you get your life back.We know that taking that first step can be hard. Just provide us your contact information and we will reach out to you to make sure all your questions have been answered.