Robert Alexander Center for Recovery – Addiction Rehab in Mount Washington, Kentucky

Robert Alexander Center for Recovery (RAC) offers a thorough, research-backed approach to transform the addiction recovery experience. Nestled on a picturesque 10-acre property in Mt. Washington, recognized as one of Kentucky's safest cities, the Robert Alexander Center for Recovery creates a serene environment for individuals to embark on their healing journey. Their mission is straightforward yet fervent: to leave a lasting impression on the lives of those affected by addiction throughout Kentucky and beyond. At RAC, clients undergo detoxification as necessary, under careful professional oversight. A dedicated team of healthcare providers ensures clients feel comfortable during this crucial phase. The center is equipped with inviting living spaces, regular housekeeping, televisions, and personalized daily counseling to enhance the overall experience. Following detox, clients participate in individual therapy sessions three times a week, alongside six hours of group therapy each day, providing a thorough and immediate approach to recovery. RAC prides itself on offering specialized treatment plans that are customized to meet the unique requirements of each client. Moving away from a generic treatment model enables them to tackle the underlying issues of addiction effectively. They provide a diverse range of evidence-based practices and holistic therapies, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), 12-Step support, family therapy, as well as art and music therapy, and neurofeedback. Robert Alexander Center for Recovery merges premier facilities with exceptional care. Their modern premises include luxurious amenities, semi-private accommodations, recreational options, copper tub therapy, an on-site café, flat-screen televisions, and additional enhancements to deliver a truly unique treatment experience. With over 25 years of collective experience in addiction treatment, their team is fully devoted to aiding those battling substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health challenges. Alumni Program