Restoration House Ministries Kodak

Restoration House Ministries - Dunn Parkway sits in Kodak, Tennessee, and works with adults facing substance use disorders along with trauma and other mental health concerns. The program blends a Christian framework with clinical methods, so counseling and spiritual care are offered side by side rather than as separate tracks. This Kodak rehab center combines Christian discipleship with clinical care for Tennessee families.

People come here for help with alcohol, opioids, cocaine, heroin and prescription drugs, and the staff also address co-occurring disorders. Treatment is individualized, meaning the plan is shaped around the person's diagnosis and circumstances rather than a single fixed curriculum. Families across Tennessee searching for residential drug rehab can ask this center about its 90-day track.

By its own account, the facility is among just a few in Tennessee that provide this specific mix of services. It is neither a hospital nor a medical detox unit, and nothing on this page amounts to a diagnosis. When you are weighing treatment centers in Tennessee, find out how a person who needs medical detox first would be handled.

Restoration House Ministries Kodak

Among the care options at Restoration House Ministries Kodak are residential rehab and outpatient care, and the usual length of a program is 90 days. With 90 days of residential care, Tennessee clients can build daily routines instead of rushing early recovery. The therapy mix includes individual counseling, group therapy, family therapy, internal family systems therapy and life skills work. Twelve Step facilitation, pastoral counseling and spiritual care are part of the approach too, and medication-assisted treatment also appears in the listing.

The program identifies itself as Christian, holistic, individual and Twelve Step in orientation. Aftercare includes outpatient treatment and employment counseling, which matters for people who need structure once the residential stay ends. When someone finishes residential care in Tennessee, outpatient and employment support can shape what the first months look like. If a family member has significant medical needs, ask how the center coordinates with outside clinicians before admission.

• Holistic
• Internal Family Systems Therapy
• Pastoral Counseling
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Group Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Christian
• Individual Treatment
• Life Skills
• Family Therapy

Who this program is built for in Kodak

• Men seeking a faith-centered residential track
• Women, since the center lists both men and women among those it serves
• Young adults
• People with alcohol, opioid, heroin, cocaine or prescription drug concerns
• People with mental health needs together with substance use, for example anxiety, depression, trauma, anger, or stress

Treatment setting, stay length, languages

A typical program runs 90 days, and the center sits near the Smoky Mountains and the Sevierville area; access to nature is one of the amenities listed, along with air-conditioned rooms. For Tennessee families, this Kodak rehab center is close to Sevierville and the Smokies. Services are provided in English, and the setting is described as calm and scenic, with major roadways within easy reach. If distance matters when family visits, ask the center directly about room arrangements, the daily schedule and where outdoor time fits in the week.

Paying for treatment here in Kodak

The listing for this center shows cash pay rates as an option for private pay. This page does not confirm insurance, so questions about coverage need to go to the center itself. When you call, ask which insurance plans the center accepts and what 90 days would cost you out of pocket. Our helpline can help you ask about availability and confirm coverage with the program, and calling costs you nothing. No one can promise admission or payment until the center has reviewed the details.

Questions worth posing before admission

• Does the center provide or arrange medical detox, and where would that happen?
• How is medication-assisted treatment handled alongside Twelve Step meetings?
• How is a typical week divided among counseling, groups and time outdoors?
• Which insurance carriers does the center accept, and how do self-pay prices for a 90-day stay compare?
• How does aftercare planning work, including outpatient care and employment counseling?