Drug Rehab in Paducah, KY
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JourneyPure Paducah is a drug and alcohol rehab providing addiction and dual-diagnosis treatment in an outpatient setting.
Who We Are
Wende S
The staff and education I received at this place, saved my life. I'm celebrating 6 months sober today.
Cameron B
JPATR gave me the tools and support I needed to live a life in sobriety. The community and sense of family is amazing!
Tré K
Found the hope and inspiration I needed to begin to shatter my faulty belief systems and begin anew. Thank you for journey pure for helping me help myself.
Interested in Suboxone treatment but worried about insurance?
JourneyPure is proud to offer a Medication Assisted Treatment program that accepts certain insurances.
Learn MoreAddiction Treatment in Paducah, Kentucky
JourneyPure Paducah is an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) that focuses on lasting success. Clients of JourneyPure Paducah work with a highly credentialed team of licensed medical professionals to craft a treatment plan that meets each of his or her personal needs.
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We aim to help patients and their families get the drug and alcohol addiction treatment they need and deserve. We do so by providing evidence-based treatments along with dual diagnosis to address co-occurring mental health issues and root out the underlying triggers causing the patient to abuse substances. Our care goes beyond addiction cessation to offer practical skills required to successfully re-enter everyday life.
Learn MoreOutpatient in Paducah
Outpatient treatment is designed to meet the needs of people with the appropriate environment, skills, and support to achieve addiction recovery outside of a structured residential program. For many, treatment begins at the outpatient level and allows for continued engagement in daily responsibilities while introducing recovery skills and activities.
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Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Dual diagnosis is a comprehensive therapeutic approach that uses a process known as an integrated intervention. This process focuses on providing treatment for both substance abuse and mental health at the same time, as opposed to splitting them up and only managing one at a time. As with any other form of treatment, the level of one’s care will depend on his or her individual needs.
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Our Evidence-Based Treatment In Paducah Kentucky has proven to be highly beneficial for those who willingly participate. Not only can evidence-based treatment in Paducah help individuals get to the core of their personal addiction, but it can also help those around him or her get the care that they need, too.
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Veterans and active-duty military who are experiencing mental health issues, or who might have a problem with drug and alcohol abuse, are more than welcome here. We are proud to provide treatment for military servicemen and servicewomen who need help.
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At JourneyPure Paducah, our mission is to help you get healthy and stay healthy.
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We here at JourneyPure Paducah provide an additional level of Outpatient Treatment (OP), one that is even less structured and involves group and individual therapy programming. Outpatient Treatment can be individualized to meet the needs, motivations, and personality of each participant, based on a collaborative treatment approach.
Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient Treatment requires a minimum of two hours of therapy and regular attendance of support groups per week. It is treatment suited for people with less serious, short-term addictions who would rather begin work on their recovery now, before addiction’s negative life effects become insurmountable.
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Our Strength is our People
Tim S
Director of Marketing | JourneyPure
Clean date: March 4, 2010
"I've been sober since March 4 2010. Without my sobriety I would have nothing. I feel that it's a privilege to work with other people who are starting their journey in recovery. Before I got sober, I didn't think I would ever have fun again. Now I get a chance to show other people how enjoyable life can really be. It means the world to me. It's the most important thing I can do with my life."
Molly M
Lead Marketing Strategist | JourneyPure
Clean Since: September 7th, 2015
"Before I got sober, I had lost all hope in life. I couldn’t see a future for myself in any capacity apart from perpetual addiction. Sobriety has been the greatest gift I could ever ask for. There is no greater feeling to me than helping others see a new, better way of life. Watching the lights turn on behind someone's eyes when they get sober and realize how good life can be is the most rewarding experience. It is an honor to be able to help fellow addicts and alcoholics reach their goals and learn to laugh again."
Lauren A
Alumni Coordinator, Recovery Coach | JourneyPure
Clean date: April 20, 2016
"Helping other alcoholics and drug addicts through the recovery process has been one of the greatest experiences of my life. It is truly a blessing to see the light come on in their eyes as they start to put their lives back together."
Josh F
CMO | JourneyPure
Years Clean: 10
"I’m passionate about getting people sober for many reasons. First, many years ago an organization dropped what they were doing to help me go to treatment and get my life back on the right track. To this day, I feel a strong need to repay that gift in kind. What excites me the most, though, is the opportunity and platform for personal growth that sobriety provides. I love the gift that sobriety has given me and want to see everyone struggling with addiction receive the same gift. This is a chronic condition, it doesn’t go away, but you can learn how to use the tools that will keep it in remission."
Andrelia G
Professional Detox Chef | JourneyPure
Clean date: December 7, 2004
"I enjoy helping others to get clean/sober because someone helped me. It's a 'we' thing. It's much easier knowing that there is someone who has 'been there, done that' and is willing to help, than feeling as though you are alone. I enjoy helping others in any way I can, especially in the recovery process. It's a great way to live and actions speak louder than words."