Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Addiction in Tennessee

I have been to this facility more than once and each time they were professional and kind. I have recommended them to those in need of treatment. I love all of the nurses and counselors. They were prompt and efficient throughout my stay.

- S

5 out of 5

Nashville, TN

Focus Treatment Centers

We only want the best for our loved ones that is why we choose focus for my fiancé . Now after him being in the program and myself participating in family therapy all I can do is have faith and hope for the best at this point very disappointed alot of the staff I found rude if not rude just wanted to do as little as possible to help. Also I found certain things unprofessional we were told that in order to focus fully on recovery men and women were monitored or keep separated except for group sessions. Even smoke breaks were separated. They fail to mention after hours such as after midnight smoking is allowed basically most of the night so if people are alowed to stay up half the night outside smoking unsupervised how can they focus on daytime sessions and group ? Another thing I found very unprofessional is women techs are allowed in mens rooms alone? Now I know when I go to a doctor if it is male tech a female tech always has to be in the room with the male tech the entire time. I also observed during open group women and men that were in stay patients sitting together even sitting almost on top of each other or at each others feet sitting between the opposite sex legs flirting joking and just having themselves a great time this included some women techs also . When there was a roomega full of empty chairs to sit in. Not only was that very disturbing but I was told I would get a update call on my fiance progress and well being within 3 days of his stay. I never received a call so when his counselor finally did call almost 2 weeks later to set up a family session I asked how he was doing ? I was told he would have to be there 5 days before getting a phone call. I myself had to inform his counselor he had already been there 2 weeks and he and I had already spoken several times. I was wanting to know from her how he was doing she had no knowledge of his case it seemed and very unorganized. Later my fiancé told me she didn't even know his name called him Fred in group. Later that same day the counselor called me to reschedule the family session appointment she made us because she had double booked our appointment on top of another family session. At that time I put a phone call into upper management as I was concerned that he wasn't getting proper treatment or attention he should be getting . After my complaint I was assured it would be taken care of even though it was taken care for the amount of money you are spending for treatment you would not think I would have had to put a call into upper management to make sure he was being cared for. In my opinion the staff needs to be reviewed and also standard procedures and conduct need to be reviewed with the staff .

- QBee

3.7 out of 5

Chattanooga, TN

Knoxville Recovery Center & Detox

Knoxville Recovery Center. I can with my hole heart say every employee showed love compassion and concern for my well being. The level of concern for my life and my recovery to grow and expand has been given. I truly have a new out look on life.

- Ernest

5 out of 5

Knoxville, TN

About Tennessee

Tennessee is located in the southeastern region of the United States. With a population of over 6.8 million people¹, it is the 16th most populous state in the country. Tennessee is known for its rich cultural heritage, diverse geography, and vibrant music scene. The state is home to a variety of natural wonders, including the Great Smoky Mountains, the Cumberland Plateau, and the Tennessee River.

The music scene in Tennessee is legendary, with Nashville being known as the “Music City” and the birthplace of country music. The state is also famous for its southern-style cuisine, including hot chicken, barbecue, and fried catfish. Overall, Tennessee is a state with a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and vibrant energy.

Addiction in Tennessee

Tennessee, like many other states in the U.S., is currently battling a serious drug crisis, particularly with opioid misuse and addiction. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there were 2,089 drug overdose deaths in 2019 alone.² Of those fatalities, 74% contained the presence of an opioid.³

Tennessee has experienced a significant increase in drug overdose death rates, rising from 17.2 per 100,000 in 2011 to 56.6 per 100,000 in 2021.⁴ Opioid overdoses have been the main contributor to the rise in drug overdose deaths, with 3,038 opioid-related deaths reported in 2021, making up 80% of all drug overdose deaths in the state.⁴

Addiction Treatment in Tennessee

In Tennessee, there are several levels of addiction treatment available to you. The fundamental treatment programs include detoxification, inpatient programs, and outpatient programs.

Detoxification programs provide medical assistance to safely manage withdrawal symptoms during the early stages of recovery. Inpatient programs offer intensive therapy and support in a residential setting, while outpatient programs allow individuals to attend therapy and counseling sessions while still living at home.

Many treatment centers in Tennessee also offer specialized programs and therapies customizable to your individual needs, including dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders, as well as trauma-focused therapies.

If you are seeking a more luxurious or private option, there are also luxury rehabs and private rehabs available. Luxury rehabs often offer amenities such as spa treatments, gourmet meals, and upscale accommodations, while private funded rehabs may provide more individualized treatment options and a greater level of privacy.

To find a rehab center in Tennessee, you can utilize our online search tool find drug and alcohol rehabs in your area. It is important to carefully consider treatment options and choose a program that is right for your individual needs and situation in order to achieve lasting recovery from addiction.

How Much Does Rehab Cost?

Most insurance providers in Tennessee offer coverage for addiction treatment, but you should contact your insurance provider to determine what services and treatments are covered under your plan. Insurance plans may cover some or all of the costs associated with addiction treatment, including inpatient and outpatient care, medication-assisted treatment, and counseling and therapy sessions.

If uninsured, Tennessee has state-funded treatment centers available to provide affordable care. State-funded treatment centers offer a range of services (dependent on the location) including detoxification, inpatient and outpatient treatment, and various therapies. Treatment options may vary based on availability and funding, but state-funded treatment centers provide comprehensive addiction treatment regardless of a person’s financial situation.

In-Network Insurance Options

Blue Cross Blue Shield

Length of Stay in Rehab

In Tennessee, addiction treatment programs offer various options for the length of stay, with 30-day, 60-day, and 90-day programs being the most common durations. These programs typically provide detoxification services, counseling, and various therapies to help you overcome your addiction.

In addition to these options, long-term rehab is another option available in Tennessee. Long-term rehab programs typically last between six months to two years, depending on your treatment needs and the specific facility/program you are enrolled in. These programs may offer a more intensive level of care, including residential treatment, counseling, and therapy sessions, as well as additional services such as life skills training and employment assistance.

Recovery Starts Today

Finding addiction treatment that is right for you is crucial in achieving lifelong recovery. It is essential to explore various options, including different levels of care, specialized treatment programs, and payment options, to find a treatment plan that meets your individual needs. Working with a qualified treatment provider and understanding the available resources can help you make informed decisions and increase your chances of successful recovery. Remember, you are not alone, and help is available.