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Transitions Inc

Addiction treatment facility in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky

Transitions Inc 313 Madison Pike
Fort Mitchell, KY 41017

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Levels of Care & Programs Offered

Transitions Inc offers the following programs, based on data reported to SAMHSA's National Directory of Drug & Alcohol Abuse Treatment Facilities:

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyAnger managementTrauma-related counselingSubstance use disorder counseling12-step facilitationBrief interventionRelapse preventionMotivational interviewing

Assessment & Screening

Screening for substance useOutreach to persons in the communityDrug or alcohol urine screeningBreathalyzer or blood alcohol testingComprehensive mental health assessmentInterim services for clientsScreening for mental disordersComprehensive substance use assessment

Recovery Support & Aftercare

Assistance with obtaining social servicesDischarge PlanningHousing servicesAftercare/continuing careNaloxone and overdose educationEmployment counseling or training

Additional Services

Transportation assistanceDomestic violence services, including family or partnerSocial skills developmentCase management serviceSuicide prevention servicesMental health services

Education & Counseling

Individual counselingFamily counselingGroup counselingMarital/couples counselingSubstance use disorder educationSmoking/vaping/tobacco cessation counseling

Language Services

Spanish

Licensing & Accreditation

Transitions Inc reports the following to SAMHSA: Private non-profit organization, Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), State substance use treatment agency.

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