Crisis Line
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1-800-592-3980
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Four Rivers Behavioral Health offers short-term and long-term inpatient residential treatment programs for individuals struggling with substance use disorders.
In addition to residential care, services include crisis stabilization, post-overdose outreach, and specialized residential programs designed to support pregnant and parenting women in recovery. Programs are designed to provide structure, stability, and support while individuals focus on healing.
Request a regular outpatient appointment online or by phone.
Walk-in appointments are welcome during regular business hours at select locations.
Help is always available outside of business hours.
Recovery begins with awareness and action. Identifying concerns allows a personalized plan of care to be created. Additional resources are available throughout our website.
Healing starts by:
If you’re unsure where to begin, the Center for Specialized Addiction Services serves as the central starting point for substance use treatment at Four Rivers Behavioral Health. This center helps connect individuals to the appropriate level of care, including outpatient services, residential treatment, and recovery support.
CenterPoint Recovery Center is a six-month residential treatment program for men and is part of Recovery Kentucky. The program is peer-driven and includes a transitional phase designed to support reintegration into the community.
The Fuller Center offers a 28-day residential treatment program for men located on the Fuller Center Campus in Mayfield. Treatment is 12-step based and incorporates evidence-based approaches such as Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Four Rivers Behavioral Health provides 24/7 emergency crisis services for substance use disorders through its Crisis Line. The 5–7 day Crisis Stabilization Program offers a safe, supportive environment for individuals to stabilize and determine next steps in recovery.
Turning Point Recovery Community Center provides easy access to recovery support, especially for individuals who are new to sobriety. With locations in Paducah and Mayfield, Turning Point offers guidance, connection, and peer-based support throughout the recovery process.