Community Health Alliance - Sojourner Recovery - Transitional Living TLC

nt for adult men, adult women, and pregnant or post-partum mothers. When you are referred to Sojourner Recovery for services, you can expect to receive an assessment on your first day either by telehealth or face to face by a certified addiction counselor to determine the appropriate level of care. We offer withdrawal management, residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and non-intensive outpatient. Childcare is offered during group time at several of our facilities, and we accept mothers with children under 12 at 2 of our residential locations. Medication Assisted Treatment
Sojourner offers the opportunity to be assessed by a physician for medication assisted treatment. The medications relieve withdrawal symptoms, reduce cravings, and bring about a biochemical balance in the body. We also can treat minor physical health conditions and work closely with several local primary care providers. Perinatal
Sojourner operates a prevention program focused on women of child-bearing age. We utilize a holistic approach to provide services to drug dependent and high risk pregnant and post-partum women before, during, after, or in lieu of treatment in a variety of settings. We strive to help women achieve abstinence and maintain sobriety throughout the last trimester of their pregnancy, thereby delivering a “drug free baby” and improving the quality of life for both mother and infant. Recovery Housing
Sojourner operates several Recovery Houses in Hamilton, Ohio. We have 3 houses for single men, 1 house for single women, and 1 house for pregnant women with children under 2. We offer sober support, peer support, and a client driven length of stay for everyone who chooses to reside in one of our recovery residences. Discharge Recovery Planning
Sojourner’s discharge planning services start at the point of admission and are an integral part of our recovery programs. We strive to provide clients with the skills and tools necessary to successfully transition once treatment is completed. Focus is placed on developing a recovery action plan which includes, among other things, sober support, housing, medical needs, employment, parenting and education.