Grace Land Recovery Cordova

According to its own description, Grace Land Recovery Cordova serves people dealing with drug and alcohol problems as well as mental and behavioral health conditions that occur at the same time. The center outlines several levels of care: residential treatment for shorter and longer stays, outpatient programs, and aftercare. Because that span is offered, someone in the earlier or later phases of recovery may locate an option that suits them. The center characterizes its method as holistic, giving attention to a person's physical, emotional, and spiritual health.

The program blends traditional talk therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy with holistic options like equine therapy and neurofeedback. A dual-diagnosis focus means addiction and mental illness are addressed together. The center also describes a trauma intervention model meant to help people get at the root of substance use and build skills for lasting change.

Programs at Grace Land Recovery Cordova

The levels of care Grace Land Recovery Cordova lists are detox and outpatient, and a typical stay runs 30 days. Among the therapies it offers are individual counseling, group therapy, family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, equine therapy, acupuncture, spiritual care, stress management, and twelve step facilitation. The center calls its treatment orientation evidence-based, holistic, and individual, and notes that a twelve step foundation is available.

The center's listed approaches suggest a mix of clinical and experiential work. Grace Land Recovery Cordova in Tennessee offers evidence-based addiction treatment that includes both traditional counseling and holistic options. For someone who has tried outpatient care before and needs a more structured start, detox and outpatient programs at this Cordova drug rehab may provide a stepping stone into ongoing recovery. The center also lists aftercare supports such as continuing care, discharge planning, and follow-up sessions in person and online.

• Stress Management
• Individual Treatment
• Family Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Acupuncture
• Twelve Step
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Evidence-Based
• Holistic

Who this Cordova program is built for

• Men and women, with separate programming for men and for women listed
• People facing mental health conditions together with substance use, including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, schizophrenia, trauma, and eating disorders
• Individuals with substance use disorders related to benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, prescription drugs, synthetic drugs, and chronic relapse
• Those seeking a dual-diagnosis approach that addresses addiction and mental illness together
• Adults looking for a trauma-informed program with aftercare planning

The surroundings and how long care lasts

Grace Land Recovery Cordova reports that a typical program lasts 30 days. Rooms are air-conditioned, and activities such as AA/NA meetings, physical fitness, and yoga are offered. The center serves clients who speak English. You will find it at 134 Timber Creek Drive in Cordova, Tennessee, 38018, and it provides detox and outpatient levels of care.

Paying at Grace Land Recovery Cordova

Grace Land Recovery Cordova lists self-pay pricing. Since insurance details are not published here, the most reliable way to learn what your plan covers is to call the center and ask for a benefits check. If you are considering this program, call to verify insurance coverage for this Tennessee rehab before making any decisions. Our helpline can also help you start that conversation at no cost and with no commitment.

Questions to ask this center in Cordova

• Does the center accept my insurance or offer a cash pay rate I can afford?
• What is the actual length of stay for detox and for the outpatient program?
• How is care coordinated by the center when mental health needs occur alongside substance use?
• What aftercare options are available after discharge, and are follow-up sessions included?
• Can I speak with a counselor about whether this level of care matches my situation?