Nashville Treatment Solutions Nashville

Nashville Treatment Solutions sees each person as an individual, not a diagnosis. The center, located at 1037 Jefferson St., builds treatment around the specific needs of the people it serves. Care is guided by a belief that healing should address the whole person, and that past experiences often shape present struggles. The program uses a trauma-informed approach to help people understand how earlier events may connect to substance use and mental health concerns.

This center provides several levels of care, from partial hospitalization to intensive outpatient and sober living homes throughout Tennessee. Among the therapies offered are dialectical behavior therapy EMDR and cognitive behavioral therapy and adventure therapy. The goal is to give people practical skills and support so they can keep moving forward without leaning on drugs to get by.

Programs at this Nashville center

Nashville Treatment Solutions offers outpatient care, which includes services for mental health needs alongside substance use, although the center's current description also lists partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient programs, and sober living homes. The facility holds Joint Commission accreditation and provides an array of evidence-based and holistic therapies. Calling the helpline lets you ask about outpatient care and co-occurring mental health needs at this Nashville facility. Therapy offerings include adventure therapy, sound therapy, mindfulness therapy, group therapy, family therapy, EMDR, dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and individual counseling. The center calls its approach evidence based, holistic, and individualized.

This program blends evidence-based methods with holistic and adventure-based activities for people in Nashville. If it is unclear which level of care suits your situation, a conversation with calling the helpline can assist you in working through the options and learn what each program involves.

• Evidence-Based
• Individual Treatment
• Adventure Therapy
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Holistic
• Family Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Mindfulness Therapy
• Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)

Who the program is made for in Nashville

• Women and men who have substance use disorders involving benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, nicotine, prescription drugs, or synthetic drugs.
• Individuals dealing with mental health conditions together with substance use, for instance anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, anger, codependency, self-harm, stress, or suicidal thoughts.
• Individuals who need outpatient care while living in a sober living home near downtown Nashville.
• Those seeking a trauma-informed approach that addresses underlying experiences.
• People seeking a program that pairs evidence-based therapies with holistic and adventure-based activities.

Program length, size, and amenities

The typical program lasts 120 days and the center has 16 30 beds. Clients receiving care there can enjoy nature and an outdoor lounge in Nashville. Rooms come with air conditioning and are private or shared. The center offers activities including adventure outings, physical fitness, and yoga. It serves clients who speak English.

Cost and coverage confirmation

Cash pay rates are accepted at Nashville Treatment Solutions, and its current description says most private insurance plans are accepted there. A call to the helpline can help you review your coverage and find out what your plan may pay toward care. If you are not certain your insurance covers outpatient care at this Nashville center, one short call to the helpline can make your choices clearer. Some SAMHSA-listed facilities also take Medicaid or have other ways to help with cost, so it is reasonable to ask.

What to raise ahead of entering care

• Does the center accept my insurance and what out-of-pocket expenses might I face?
• How is the day structured, and how many group and individual therapy sessions are scheduled each week?
• How does the center handle withdrawal management or detox if I need it?
• How long is the stay, and can it be adjusted according to my progress?
• What aftercare or alumni support is available when the program ends?