Pike County Recovery Council Georgie Harris House 1

Pike County Recovery Council Georgie Harris House 1 is a substance use treatment center in Waverly, OH.

Substance use treatmentCo-occurring mental health and substance use treatmentResidentialLong-term residentialInsurance AcceptedAdult women

At a Glance

Location

14534 U.S. Highway 23, Waverly, OH 45690

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentCo-occurring mental health and substance use treatment

Treatment Settings

ResidentialLong-term residentialShort-term residentialOutpatientIntensive outpatient treatmentRegular outpatient treatmentOutpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyDialectical behavior therapyMotivational interviewingTrauma-related counselingContingency management/motivational incentivesMatrix ModelRelapse preventionRational emotive behavioral therapySubstance abuse counseling12-step facilitationAnger management

Special Programs

Adult womenPregnant/postpartum womenGay and lesbian clientsCo-occurring mental and substance use disorders

About Pike County Recovery Council Georgie Harris House 1

Pike County Recovery Council Outpatient provides substance abuse treatment and recovery services in Waverly, Ohio, serving the broader recovery community since 1978. This CARF-accredited outpatient program combines cognitive behavioral therapy with trauma-informed care, offering sober living connections and transitional housing support for ongoing recovery.

Pike County Recovery Council Outpatient stands as a cornerstone of the recovery community in southern Ohio, providing comprehensive substance abuse treatment from their Waverly location since 1978. This CARF-accredited outpatient program serves residents across Pike, Ross, Fayette, Highland, and Pickaway counties, building lasting recovery partnerships rather than offering quick fixes.

The center specializes in outpatient treatment for substance use disorders and alcohol addiction, utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy and trauma-informed treatment approaches. Their recovery housing and transitional housing programs create seamless connections between active treatment and independent living. The facility also operates certified recovery housing and family housing programs, supporting both individuals and families throughout the recovery process.

Under the leadership of Executive Director Pam Johnson, Ph.D., and Clinical Director Julie Harrison-Fee, the program takes a community-centered approach that addresses underlying trauma while building practical coping skills. The team includes Deputy Director Michelle Black and Director of Clinical Services Bill Shepherd, who work together to create comprehensive treatment plans that extend well beyond initial intervention.

This recovery center serves adults, women, men, and criminal justice clients, accepting all individuals regardless of their ability to pay through sliding-scale pricing based on family size and income. The combination of outpatient treatment, recovery housing options, and aftercare support through transitional housing makes Pike County Recovery Council a valuable long-term recovery partner for those seeking sustained sobriety in rural Ohio.

Outpatient Treatment Programs and Recovery Support

Pike County Recovery Council Outpatient offers comprehensive substance abuse treatment through their clinical outpatient program. The center treats substance use disorders and alcohol addiction using cognitive behavioral therapy and trauma-informed treatment methods. This combination addresses both immediate recovery needs and underlying trauma that often contributes to addiction patterns.

The program extends beyond traditional outpatient sessions through integrated recovery housing and transitional housing options. These certified recovery housing programs provide structured sober living environments that support clients as they transition from active treatment to independent recovery. The family housing program also accommodates clients with children, recognizing that recovery often involves entire family systems.

Recovery Community and Aftercare Services

Aftercare support forms a central component of the Pike County Recovery Council approach, with recovery housing and transitional housing serving as bridges between treatment and long-term sobriety. These programs create accountability structures and peer support networks that extend well beyond formal treatment completion.

The center's commitment to serving clients regardless of financial circumstances strengthens the recovery community by ensuring access to quality care. Sliding-scale pricing based on family size and income removes financial barriers that often prevent individuals from accessing ongoing recovery support. This approach reflects the center's understanding that sustainable recovery requires long-term community investment.

Clinical Leadership and Treatment Philosophy

Executive Director Pam Johnson, Ph.D., leads a clinical team that includes Clinical Director Julie Harrison-Fee, Director of Clinical Services Bill Shepherd, and Deputy Director Michelle Black. This experienced leadership team brings decades of combined experience in addiction treatment and recovery support services.

The center's trauma-informed approach recognizes that many clients have experienced significant trauma that contributes to substance use patterns. By addressing these underlying issues through specialized therapeutic methods while building practical recovery skills, the program creates comprehensive treatment plans that support long-term recovery success.

Service Area and Community Impact

Pike County Recovery Council Outpatient serves a five-county region including Pike, Ross, Fayette, Highland, and Pickaway counties from their Waverly location. This broad service area reflects the center's role as a regional recovery resource in an area where addiction treatment options may be limited.

The center holds multiple certifications including CARF accreditation, state substance abuse agency certification, and state mental health agency certification. These credentials demonstrate the program's commitment to maintaining high standards while serving diverse populations including adults, women, men, and criminal justice clients who may face additional barriers to accessing quality recovery support.

Why Choose Pike County Recovery Council Georgie Harris House 1

  • Over 45 years serving the recovery community in southern Ohio since 1978
  • CARF accreditation with certified recovery housing programs for seamless treatment-to-living transitions
  • Serves all clients regardless of ability to pay with sliding-scale pricing based on income
  • Comprehensive housing support including recovery housing, transitional housing, and family housing programs
  • Specialized trauma-informed treatment combined with cognitive behavioral therapy

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of outpatient addiction treatment does Pike County Recovery Council provide?

Pike County Recovery Council Outpatient specializes in treating substance use disorders and alcohol addiction through outpatient programs. The center uses cognitive behavioral therapy and trauma-informed treatment approaches to address both immediate recovery needs and underlying trauma patterns.

Does the recovery center offer sober living or recovery housing options?

Yes, Pike County Recovery Council operates certified recovery housing and transitional housing programs that serve as aftercare support. The center also provides a family housing program for clients with children, creating comprehensive housing solutions throughout the recovery process.

What areas does Pike County Recovery Council serve?

The center serves residents of Pike, Ross, Fayette, Highland, and Pickaway counties from their location at 111 North High Street in Waverly, Ohio. This five-county service area makes them a regional resource for addiction treatment and recovery support.

Can I access treatment if I cannot afford to pay full price?

Pike County Recovery Council serves all clients regardless of their ability to pay. The center offers sliding-scale pricing based on family size and income, ensuring that financial circumstances do not prevent access to quality addiction treatment and recovery support.

What populations does the outpatient program serve?

The program serves adults, women, men, and criminal justice clients. This broad population focus reflects the center's commitment to providing recovery support for diverse community members who may face different barriers to accessing treatment.

What accreditations and certifications does the recovery center hold?

Pike County Recovery Council holds CARF accreditation and maintains certifications as a state substance abuse agency and state mental health agency. The center also operates certified recovery housing programs, demonstrating adherence to established quality standards.

How long has Pike County Recovery Council been serving the recovery community?

Pike County Recovery Council has been serving the recovery community since 1978, providing over 45 years of addiction treatment and recovery support services. This long-standing presence demonstrates sustained commitment to regional recovery needs.

What makes Pike County Recovery Council different from other outpatient programs?

The center combines outpatient treatment with integrated recovery housing and transitional housing options, creating seamless transitions from treatment to independent living. Their trauma-informed approach and commitment to serving clients regardless of ability to pay also distinguish their community-centered model.

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