There Is Hope
The Jamie Daniels Foundation is committed to empowering people with the valuable knowledge and information they need to navigate the Substance Use Disorder and recovery process.
This list was designed as a starting point for those in need of help, as well as for people seeking information that can support a family member or close friend in receiving treatment.
What To Know
Understand that there are tens of thousands of Substance Use Disorder care providers. As in all industries, there are good and bad actors. The truth is that some providers are not providing clinically sound care; some are even unethical in their practices.
We say this not to frighten or discourage. We urge people to maintain a healthy skepticism when vetting treatment options. In seeking care for yourself or a loved one, all information should be verified. When possible, you should seek out those who have found recovery and, if appropriate, connect with those that have helped them.
Information provided by treatment centers cannot be taken as fact – in particular, what’s found on the internet. Some treatment centers advertise things that are not true. Some treatment centers that are doing excellent work receive negative reviews that are unfair or false. Negative reviews may come from those not accepting recovery, as well as potentially unscrupulous competition.
Know that there are third-party organizations and/or mental health professionals who exist to provide guidance and direction to individuals and families. These independent providers do not benefit from the recommendations made – only the success of their clients. It is also important to know that there are many different types and different levels of treatment.
What To Consider
- Is residential treatment necessary?
- Is detox needed?
- What types of substance use and co-occurring disorders are treated at the facility?
- What types of therapy models are used?
- Are there experiential models used?
- Is there a psychiatrist on staff, and how often are they on site?
- Is there a family program? Obtain specific details.
- What are the continuity care options?
- What is the insurance/private pay policy?
Demographic of Current Clients
- What is the average age?
- What is the age of the youngest and oldest clients currently receiving care?
- What is the gender ratio?
Staffing
- What is the ratio of beds to the number of clients currently enrolled?
- What is the staff-to-client ratio?
- How many clients does each therapist treat?
Staying diligent and thorough in the process of getting yourself or a loved one to treatment can be a very trying and challenging process. Reach out for help, be discerning and always remember that meaningful recovery is possible.
Michigan
Opioid Addiction Resources (Michigan)
Hotline: 1-800-622-5357
Families Against Narcotics/Hope Not Handcuffs
Locations: 22 Chapters Located Throughout Michigan.
Sanford House, Grand Rapids
Locations: Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Description: Masters-level clinicians. Gender-specific. 30-day length of stay on average. Residential, Partial Hospitalization (PHP), and IOP levels of care. No detox onsite. Limited sober living options if IOP is to continue in the Grand Rapids area. A dual-diagnosis facility.
Length of Stay: 30 days on average.
Feinberg Consulting
Locations: Michigan (West Bloomfield) and Florida (Palm Beach).
Description: Assist individuals and their families with professional management of all aspects of recovery, designing individualized plans that build on relationships with the highest quality substance use treatment facilities.
Alliance of Coalitions for Healthy Communities/Shatter the Stigma
Location: Oakland County, Michigan.
Description: Prevention and recovery support services that include a network of 19+ prevention coalitions, Shatter the Stigma Family & Recovery Support Groups, Resolve Recovery support programs, and Save A Life Narcan training.
A full list of our support groups and Narcan trainings are listed here: http://achcmi.org/events
Rivers Bend IOP, Troy
Location: Troy, Michigan.
Description: Masters-level clinicians. Knowledgeable about levels of care and when to refer a patient to a higher level of care. Clinicians run specialized groups about mental health and/or substance use disorder. Good for the commercially insured patient. Primarily group and psychoeducational. Limited individualized treatment.
New Oakland Family Center
Locations: Throughout Michigan (Locations in Oakland, Wayne, Macomb, and Genessee County).
Description: Ability to see a psychiatrist within 48 hours. Crisis intervention. Primarily mental health. Not a dual-diagnosis facility.
Meridian
Location: Waterford, Michigan.
Description: Primarily treats Medicaid patients or court-ordered patients. No psychiatrist on staff. Utilizes MAT for a large portion of patients. Not a dual-diagnosis facility.
Dawn Farm
Location: Michigan (Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor).
Description: Substance use disorder. Detox. Transitional housing. Outpatient treatment.
Length of Stay: 90 days minimum. One year suggested.
Maplegrove
Location: West Bloomfield, Michigan.
Description: Medication-assisted treatment is available. Outpatient groups will resume on April 23. Patients are currently being seen virtually on an individual basis by therapists. Inpatient and family programs have been suspended.
Growth Works
Location: Plymouth, Canton, and Garden City.
Description: Adult and youth treatment resources, community-based opportunities for your, family support resources, and juvenille justice care management.
Oakland County Sober Support Unit (SSU)
Location: Pontiac, Michigan.
Description: A sobering and monitoring program that provides a supportive environment for people experiencing side effects of drug and alcohol use. This is a non-medical unit managed by Common Ground and staffed by trained recovery coaches and Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT).
Pennsylvania
Caron Foundation
Locations: Pennsylvania (Wernersville) and Florida (Boca Raton).
Overview: Significant focus on family of origin work and personality disorders. Treatment programs for substance use, process addictions, and mental health. Special programs for executives and mid-level professionals.
Length of Stay: Dependent on program.
Florida
Feinberg Consulting
Locations: Florida (Palm Beach) and Michigan (West Bloomfield).
Description: Assist individuals and their families with professional management of all aspects of recovery, designing individualized plans that build on relationships with the highest quality substance use treatment facilities.
Caron Foundation
Locations: Pennsylvania (Wernersville) and Florida (Boca Raton).
Overview: Significant focus on family of origin work and personality disorders. Treatment programs for substance use, process addictions, and mental health. Special programs for executives and mid-level professionals.
Length of Stay: Dependent on program.
Next Chapter
Locations: Delray Beach, Florida.
Description: An all-male adult and young-adult substance use and trauma treatment program that immerses the client and family in uncovering trauma and other developmental issues fueling their addictive and other self-destructive behaviors.
Length of Stay: Minimum of 90 days.
Beachway Therapy Center
Location: Boynton Beach, Florida.
Description: Out of network with most insurance companies. Not a dual-diagnosis program.
Wellness Resource Center
Location: Boca Raton, Florida.
Description: Men and Women. Substance Use. Personality Disorders. Mental health.
Length of Stay: Minimum of 28 days. 90 days preferred.
Hanley Origins Center
Locations: Florida (West Palm Beach). Texas (South Padre Island).
Description: 12 Step-based philosophy to support the treatment of substance use and mental health. Can work with some insurance policies.
Length of stay: Minimum 30 days. The average length of stay is 45-60 days.
Voyage Recovery
Location: Hobe Sound, Florida.
Description: Experiential programming infuses treatment with creativity and passion, getting patients outdoors and immersed in the local community, then processing those experiences in a clinical setting.
Length of Stay: 3 months.
Carolinas
North Carolina-Asheville Recovery Center
Locations: North Carolina (Asheville, Raleigh) and South Carolina (Greenville, Simpsonville).
Description: Primarily a 12-step program. Detox, residential, PHP, and IOP. Not a dual-diagnosis facility.
Maryland
Maryland Addiction Recovery Center (MARC)
Location: Towson, Maryland.
Description: Failure to Launch. Family of Origin. Mental Health. Personality Disorders. Substance Use.
Length of Stay: Minimum 90 days.
Arizona
The Meadows
Location: Wickenburg, Arizona.
Description: Trauma. Family of Origin. Codependency focus.
Length of Stay: Multiple programs. Depends on the program.
California
Newport Academy
Locations: Darien, Connecticut; Malvern, Pennsylvania, Costa Mesa, California; Marin County, California, Newport News, Virginia; Seattle, Washington.
Description: Gender-specific residential treatment centers for teens and young adults (ages 13-27). Outpatient and Day Schools programs. 15 programs offered for mental health issues, trauma, eating disorders, substance abuse, and others. In-network with BCBS.
Average length of Stay: 30 days
For more information, contact:
Elise A. DuBois MA, LLPC
(248) 515-4507
Breathe Life Healing Center
Location: West Hollywood, California.
Description: Adult. Gay Men/Women. Sex Addiction. Chronic Pain. Eating Disorder Programs.
Length of Stay: Minimum of 30 days.
Connecticut
Newport Academy
Locations: Darien, Connecticut; Malvern, Pennsylvania, Costa Mesa, California; Marin County, California, Newport News, Virginia; Seattle, Washington.
Description: Gender-specific residential treatment centers for teens and young adults (ages 13-27). Outpatient and Day Schools programs. 15 programs offered for mental health issues, trauma, eating disorders, substance abuse, and others. In-network with BCBS.
Average length of Stay: 30 days
For more information, contact:
Elise A. DuBois MA, LLPC
(248) 515-4507
Turnbridge
Location: New Haven, Connecticut.
Description: Young adult men.
Length of Stay: 9 months (three phases to include transitioning back to school).
New York
Urban Recovery
Locations: Redhook, New York. Brooklyn, New York.
Description: Treatment made individual. Includes individual and group therapy, mindfulness, art, music, experiential modalities, exposure therapies, and immersion in the local environment.
Length of Stay: Flexible lengths of stay.
Medicaid and insurance accepted.
Washington
Newport Academy
Locations: Darien, Connecticut; Malvern, Pennsylvania, Costa Mesa, California; Marin County, California, Newport News, Virginia; Seattle, Washington.
Description: Gender-specific residential treatment centers for teens and young adults (ages 13-27). Outpatient and Day Schools programs. 15 programs offered for mental health issues, trauma, eating disorders, substance abuse, and others. In-network with BCBS.
Average length of Stay: 30 days
For more information, contact:
Elise A. DuBois MA, LLPC
(248) 515-4507
Virginia
Newport Academy
Locations: Darien, Connecticut; Malvern, Pennsylvania, Costa Mesa, California; Marin County, California, Newport News, Virginia; Seattle, Washington.
Description: Gender-specific residential treatment centers for teens and young adults (ages 13-27). Outpatient and Day Schools programs. 15 programs offered for mental health issues, trauma, eating disorders, substance abuse, and others. In-network with BCBS.
Average length of Stay: 30 days
For more information, contact:
Elise A. DuBois MA, LLPC
(248) 515-4507
Texas
Kemah Palms
Location: Kemah, Texas.
Description: Substance use disorder. Mental health. Chronic pain programs.
Length of Stay: Minimum of 21-28 days.
Hanley Origins Center
Locations: Florida (West Palm Beach). Texas (South Padre Island).
Description: 12 Step-based philosophy to support the treatment of substance use and mental health. Can work with some insurance policies.
Length of Stay: Minimum 30 days. The average length of stay is 45-60 days.