Our clinical providers are trained to assess and diagnose Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and other behavioral and mental health disorders. Licensed and credentialed LSW, LISW, LPCC, LICDC, LCDCII, LICDCIII, CDCA, and nurses are available to all clients and work together to create individualized treatment plans. The Recovery Council serves all clients regardless of their ability to pay. Discounts for services are offered based on family size and income. For more information, please contact us.
Residential programs, including partial hospitalization, are available for both men and women throughout Pike County.
Each program has 24-hour supervision and offers a full continuity of care including individualized treatment plans, case management, group and individual counseling, referrals, and transitional planning.
A specialty program designed for women who are survivors of human trafficking and other significant trauma.
This program is located in Pike County and works with local courts and programs, such as Franklin Co. CATCH Court, and offers special trauma-informed services such as EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), certified counseling, and specialized yoga and coaching.
The Family Recovery Program is intended to provide a safe, stable, and supportive environment for a parent or parents who have successfully completed multiple levels of treatment.
Families can stay in the program to stabilize as long as they need, with the support of our staff, and leave when they know they can be successful on their own.
Recovery housing is intended to serve individuals who have completed treatment and transitional housing.
Tenants have more independence and privacy while still receiving services that support a commitment to a healthy, substance-free lifestyle. Licensed and credentialed staff provide individualized treatment plans that are specific to the needs of each tenant.
Services provided include a holistic approach to healing the body, mind, and spirit. Staff will provide services 24/7 and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is available for stabilization. In accordance with ASAM criteria, a credentialed team of nurses, nurse practitioners, and doctors will assess and refer to various levels of care as appropriate.
Comprehensive therapeutic care for ages 8 through 18. Services include coping skills education to improve classroom functioning and transition support for a successful return to the classroom. Available in Highland County only.
For all questions related to treatment programs, including availability and requirements, please get in touch with our admissions department at 740-835-8485, admissions@therecoverycouncil.org.
I’ve been through Ed’s & Kent’s Place. My 4yr clean date was 10/16/2018. I learned alot about myself there. I love those people !!
Mark Allen October 18, 2018
GHH is the best choice I’ve ever made! It truly saved my life! The staff didn’t just treat me as a client they treated me with respect, someone who honestly loved me and cared about what happened to me. I learned how to live a happy drug free life! 11… read more months clean & sober I’ve got my licease, car, home, custody of 2 kids back, working on seeing 2 more, I’ve worked with the probation dept on projects to better themselves, I’m starting support groups for mothers working with CPS to get there children back, I’ve got a wonderful church family, aa-na support. I could go on and on! I give great thanks to GHH, Lori for taking that first crazy phone call, my counselor Cella for calling me out on my crap, Amy all the good talks, Everyone who worked there had great impact in my life! Recovery Rocks!!!! Always remain positive!!!! I love u all!!!!
Barbara Cordell Fowler September 10, 2015
the recovering Council makes me feel like I am important and I am somebody. the recovering counselors saved my life
Lisa Marie Mitchell February 17, 2020
I graduated yesterday from GHH, house 2.
The Georgia Harris House has been the biggest blessing in my life. With the help of the best counselor Nicole Michael, Kip Bryant and many others I have been able to work thru some of my hardest struggles. I lost my boyfriend almost… read more 3yrs ago to this disease. I found him overdosed and he later died in my arms.. Thanks to the Recovery Council, Inc. today I want to live and fight the fight that he can no longer.. Thanks to all that was a part of my journey.. and a special thanks to the RA’s that put up with us, fight for us, and loved us when we couldn’t love ourselves. I love you all
Amy Sissel-Shannon September 21, 2019
I wouldn’t be who I’m today without them thanks always
Angela G Marcum January 30, 2020
this place is amazing helping me save my life
Stephanie Brianna Leeth January 23, 2020
My daughter Bre Horton spent a year with Recovery Council in Chillicothe and this month she has three years clean, works hard and is finishing up her degree!! Thank u for all you do. You gave me my daughter back!!!
Christi Libby Allen August 6, 2017
kelly the counselor at The Johnson house is so amazing. I been thru a few programs and this was the best.
Nicky Plumley June 11, 2019
I wouldn’t be living and loving my recovery if it wasn’t for you guys! thank you for seeing more in me to push me and not let me give up. I’m so grateful for the staff at the Waverly women’s transitional!
Christy Smith December 11, 2018
The Recovery Council has helped me save my life! Today I graduated transitional living and they have given me the hope and encouragement I need to keep my journey going! I will be forever grateful! 💜
Kristi Ann Wagner October 17, 2019
NON-CLINICAL SERVICES
The Recovery Council offers prevention services, mental health services, individual and group counseling (with topics including life skills, co-dependency, parenting, and anger management), drug testing, outreach services, substance abuse assessment, substance abuse education, and transportation services.
Prevention & Diversion
Our prevention specialists make a huge impact in our communities by serving hundreds of students, across four school districts, providing classroom education, coalition building, grant writing, collaboration with community partners, and attending and hosting several community events.
The Wave Makers are a coalition of high school students who are dedicated to empowering and inspiring youth to live substance-free. The Wave Makers were established in 2020 and were Pike county’sfirstyouth-led coalition, with a mission to promote kindness and a substance-free lifestyle. The coalition meets regularly to discuss ways to be a positive change in the community and organize and support community service efforts.
The Helping Profession Scholarship is administered by our prevention team and agency to support high school students in Pike and Ross counties who plan to study social work, counseling, and other health and social service-related fields. To date, this scholarship has supported five students from Pike and Ross counties.
This scholarship is awarded in May and is currently available to seniors attending Huntington-Ross, Western, and Piketon. Interested students should speak to their guidance counselors.
What do you love most about your job? What this agency stands for! The mission of The Recovery Council is to provide evidence-based, quality integrated alcohol and drug abuse/addiction, and mental health services to support a life of recovery as well as evidence-based prevention services.
What do you think people should know about the agency and/or substance use disorder?That we are here to help people recover!!!!! That it is an addiction!!!! We love you 100% no matter what you have been through, what you have done, or where you have been!
3 words to describe yourself: Loyal, Rigid, and Respectful
What is your favorite hobby? Camping and riding my Harley
What is something you can’t live without? Food
Where is your favorite place to be? St. Pete, FL
What was your first concert? George Strait
Cody Webber
Job title: Resident Advisor (RA)
How long have you been with the agency? 10 months
What do you love most about your job? How my coworkers are like family
What do you think people should know about the agency and/or substance use disorder? Amazing treatment, amazing staff.
3 words to describe yourself: Hard worker, reliable, and loyal
What is your favorite hobby? Fishing, attending my kids’ sports events, and disc golfing
What is something you can’t live without? My kids and fishing
Where is your favorite place to be? Tennessee
What was your first concert? Lil Wayne
Slide through to see some of our staff and clients enjoying trips, activities, training, celebrations, and various service and art projects!