CenterPoint Recovery Center for Men

What is CenterPoint?

CenterPoint is a Recovery Kentucky men’s substance abuse treatment program. It is a peer-driven community that includes a transitional phase back into society.

CenterPoint is managed by Four Rivers Behavioral Health and is funded in part by the Kentucky Housing Corporation, The Department for Local Government and the Kentucky Department of Corrections.

The program of treatment at CenterPoint Recovery Center is divided into five distinct phases. Each phase is designed to further recovery goals while at the same time, offering clients more independence.

The complete program utilizes the 12-steps of Alcoholics Anonymous along with Recovery Dynamics, which is a program of study focusing on the physical and mental aspects of addiction.

Each phase of the program is outlined in this brochure. While the phases of the program do not change, each client is assessed upon admission and is continually monitored throughout the treatment process and is only moved from one phase of the program to the next after reaching certain benchmarks. Treatment goals and progress are specific to each individual.

Is CenterPoint Right for Me?

If you have reached a point in your life where the use of drugs and alcohol have become a problem for you or your loved ones, CenterPoint may be the right choice. The intense six-month, residential program is not for everyone. Clients must truly have a desire to break away from their addiction and be willing to work hard for a new way of life. We encourage you to call for more information or an application.

530 County Park Rd.
Paducah, KY 42001

270-444-3640

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