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Paducah Addiction Treatment Center

Rehab Clinic + Suboxone Doctors in Paducah

"Bottom line is - JourneyPure saved my life. It saved my marriage. It saved my family. This place gave me a life worth living."
- Nicole J. | IOP Program

Paducah Treatment Options

  • Kentucky Inpatient Rehab

    Inpatient drug and alcohol treatment is when an individual resides at the facility, usually for around 30 days. It is the highest level of care and also the most likely to get and keep someone sober.

    Based on 165 reviews
  • Paducah Outpatient Clinic

    IOP is ideal as a step-down after inpatient treatment, when the issues is first noticed or after a recent relapse. You attend 10 hours of treatment per week, while you live at home or sober living.

    Based on 12 reviews
  • Paducah Suboxone Doctors

    Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) utilizes prescription medications to help you recover from addiction. Suboxone, which is designed to treat opioid addiction, satisfies cravings without getting you high.

    Based on 12 reviews
First Time in Treatment
Multiple Relapse
Dual Diagnosis
Chronic or Complex Dual Diagnosis
Works for Alcohol Addiction
Holistic Options
Virtual Option
App + Accountability Coach
Insurance Accepted
  • First Time in Treatment
    Multiple Relapse
    Dual Diagnosis
    Chronic or Complex Dual Diagnosis
    Works for Alcohol Addiction
    Holistic Options
    Virtual Option
    App + Accountability Coach
    Insurance Accepted
    More Details » Check Insurance
  • First Time in Treatment
    Multiple Relapse
    Dual Diagnosis
    Chronic or Complex Dual Diagnosis
    Works for Alcohol Addiction
    Holistic Options
    Virtual Option
    App + Accountability Coach
    Insurance Accepted
    More Details » Check Insurance
  • First Time in Treatment
    Multiple Relapse
    Dual Diagnosis
    Chronic or Complex Dual Diagnosis
    Works for Alcohol Addiction
    Holistic Options
    Virtual Option
    App + Accountability Coach
    Insurance Accepted
    More Details » Check Insurance

Paducah Clinic Highlights

  • Works with your schedule

    Convenient morning, evening and virtual appointments

  • 95% satisfaction rating

    And, success rates 2x higher than the national average

  • A Treatment Team That Actually Cares

    Attack clinical, brain and life issues with a comprehensive team of experts that are in recovery too

  • In-network with almost every insurance

    So any cost to you is as low as possible

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Paducah Outpatient Services

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy at the Paducah clinic is intense, but not draining. It's constructive, not judgemental. And, it focuses on the issues behind drugs or alcohol like depression, anxiety, stress, trauma and social isolation.
Session Types

Sessions

  • Group Therapy
  • Individual Therapy
  • Medication Evaluations
  • Life Coaching
Methodologies

Methods

  • CBT and DBT Psychotherapy
  • Trauma-Informed Care
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Relapse Prevention Planning
Medications

Medications

  • Anticravings
  • Alcohol-Specific
  • Opiate-Specific
  • Underlying Issues

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You're TWICE As Likely to Get Better Here

Our success rates are double the national average from the National Institute of Health. Here are a few stories behind the data to prove that you can do this!

Skig B.

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Journey Pure is a very comprehensive individualized treatment program. All of the therapists at the Paducah location are passionate about helping and I am enjoying the process of recovery.

Ashley J.

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I just celebrated 13 months of sobriety! Journey Pure helped me tremendously during early recovery! They are definitely a reason I’m still going strong.

Kevin C.

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I’ve been to other centers but this one really helped me through some of my darkest and hardest times. And, they don’t forget about you. They stay in touch which is awesome and makes me feel that they care.

Stephanie C.

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This is the first and only treatment program I ever tried. I came to JourneyPure Paducah with 20 years of using under my belt, and now I am coming up on 2 years sober. The program literally saved my life.

Meet the McCracken County Rehab Clinic Team

You get an entire team in Paducah dedicated to helping you get back on track. Most have struggled with drugs or alcohol before too, so they understand the issues on a deeper level.

Emma Mattingly

LPCA

Primary Therapist

  • Masters-Level
  • Clinical, CBT
  • 3 years in the field
  • Loved One In Recovery

Dr. David Zoeller

MD, DABPM, DABFM

Medical Director

  • Doctorate-Level
  • 30 years in the field
  • Loved One In Recovery

Tim Byrum

LPC-MHSP, NCC

Clinical Director

  • Masters-Level
  • Clinical, CBT
  • 5 years in the field
  • Loved One In Recovery

Ali Hutchison

Accountability Coach

  • Peer Support
  • Connecting With Over 100 Alumni Per Day
  • 1 years in the field
  • In Recovery
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Paducah Clinic FAQ

Everything you need to know about the Paducah IOP & Suboxone clinic.
1

How long is the Paducah program?

The IOP program here lasts from 6-8 weeks typically. Regular outpatient (OP) therapy can be continued if needed, which usually drops to just one appointment a week.

The MAT program (Suboxone Maintenance) typically lasts six months. The clinic works with you to develop a plan to taper off eventually. On a case-by-case basis, patients are in the program for more than a year.

2

What is the goal of the Paducah program?

Treatment here isn’t just about getting sober. It’s about building a life and mindset that makes you want to stay sober long-term.

You learn a variety of coping skills and are held accountable during the critical first 45-60 days, which is when the majority of relapses happen.

3

What if I have issues like trauma or anxiety too?

More than 70% of patients at this clinic deal with other mental health issues. The IOP program is needed to deal with these issues. Suboxone Maintenance is not enough.

  • The most common dual diagnoses here: Depression, Anxiety, PTSD / Trauma, Bipolar and disordered eating.
  • Other underlying issues here that require treatment but aren’t an official diagnosis: social isolation, low self-esteem, relationship/family conflict, anger management and stress management.

Underlying issues keep you trapped in the cycle of addiction. Treatment here treats these issues with the same level of focus as the drugs and alcohol.

4

Will anyone find out I'm going to the clinic?

Even though you’re making a super positive decision to get treatment, no one has to know.

Your privacy is protected by federal law. Your family and employer won’t be alerted, even if you give your insurance information.

It’s normal to be worried about being judged, but it’s much more likely that people judge you for being high, thinking you’re acting normal or being too hungover to show up. Remember, getting help is a good thing!

5

What is the city of Paducah doing about the opioid crisis?

The Drug and Vice Enforcement Unit (DAVE) is a branch of the Paducah Police Department that works to:

  1. Seize narcotics from leaking into McCracken County and surrounding counties like Marshall County, Graves County, Carlisle County and Ballard County.
  2. Participates in education around the community, partnering with health professionals to teach people the dangers of opioid abuse.
  3. Provides resources for McCracken County Drug Court.

The McCracken County Drug Court presides over drug possession and drug-related cases to offer treatment as an alternative to incarceration. Several years ago, the court received a $1.2 million grant as a way to fight crime in the area.

Paducah Suboxone Clinic & IOP Program Location

JourneyPure – Paducah Addiction Treatment & Suboxone Clinic

2500 Holt Road Paducah, KY 42001

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Direction Information

The Paducah rehab clinic is located between Hinkleville Road and Jackson Street, west of i-24. The building is called Holt Place and looks like a white house with green shutters and a large parking lot. This is the only location near McCracken County and serves small nearby cities like Hickory and Calvert City, as well as southern Illinois cities like Metropolis.

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2500 Holt Road Paducah, KY 42001

What Happens now?

  • Getting help is as easy as picking up the phone.
  • We will answer all your questions and provide an assessment.
  • We will help arrange for you to come to the program and begin recovery.
Mom of Krista P.

When I made the first phone call, I had so many questions. I had no idea what to expect. I'd never been through anything like this before. They answered all my questions and even called me back to make sure that I didn't have any more questions.

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Whit G.

They were willing to talk to me the entire way, the two hours I was driving to get there. They said, "We'll stay on the phone with you if we need to." I just felt special, honestly, at a time where I didn't feel special about myself and I really needed that in that moment.

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Mom of Colin P.

After I did my research, I found that Journey Pure was highly recommended. So I made my call. They were so helpful, very compassionate. They told us what we needed to do exactly.

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After hiding his drinking for years, Vinnie found help at JourneyPure’s outpatient program. Today, he enjoys the freedoms of a new life without alcohol holding him back. Learn how being open-minded and accepting helped him get started.

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After hiding his drinking for years, Vinnie found help at JourneyPure’s outpatient program. Today, he enjoys the freedoms of a new life without alcohol holding him back. Learn how being open-minded and accepting helped him get started.

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Amber came to JourneyPure motivated by seeing herself both in her 9-year-old daughter and her dying, addict mother. She overcame shame, guilt and anger to finally find peace.

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Jared L.

Jared came to JourneyPure in 2016 to avoid prison. He had been to other treatment centers before but was able to actually stay sober after treatment here.

Life Coaching

Your Life Coach will call you every week in the beginning and for a full year after. You can contact them any time you're feeling triggered or need advice - even years later. They've been there before and know what it takes to stay on track.

The JourneyPure Alumni app is a great way to stay connected.

The app has:

  • Direct 24/7 text message connection to your dedicated life coach
  • Personalized reminders to reward you for making healthy choices (with points exchanged for real gift cards)
  • An 11-module self-help course with interactive journals for you to work through at your own pace

For everyone

Naltrexone (Vivitrol, Revia, Depade) is non-addictive. The medication blocks the positive effects of alcohol and drugs to discourage relapse, while also reducing cravings.

It can be started day 7-10 of sobriety and has no serious side effects. Because of cost, it's usually used for 1-12 months, but could be taken forever.

In shot form (Vivitrol), it’s administered once a month at the clinic, eliminating the option to skip or mistake the dose. If not covered by insurance Vivitrol is $1,000 per monthly shot, though they offer a savings card. The other options are Revia and Depade. These daily oral pills are around $100 a month.

Gabapentin (Neurontin, Gralise, Horizant) is a medication that has been studied recently for cravings. While research is ongoing, the takeaway is that Gabapentin is addictive and rarely the right choice.

For alcohol

While Naltrexone is usually the first choice, the following medications are also FDA-approved specifically for alcoholism:

  • Acamprosate (Campral) reduces symptoms of long-lasting withdrawal and cravings, such as insomnia, anxiety, restlessness and generally feeling unwell. It must be taken three times a day.
  • Disulfiram (Antabuse) interferes with the body’s ability to absorb alcohol. Instead of feeling “good”, alcohol will cause unpleasant reactions such as nausea and possibly be dangerous. Those who have shown the ability to stay sober for an extended period with recent relapse are ideal candidates.
  • Topiramate (Topamax, Qudexy) is an FDA-approved medication for seizures used “off label” to also reduce alcohol cravings due to initial promising research.

For opiates

In addition to Naltrexone, these medications are FDA-approved to treat heroin or pain pill addiction:

  • Buprenorphine + Naloxone (Suboxone) helps prevent withdrawal symptoms by replacing the effects of opiates with a lesser effect that does not produce a “high.” This is typically administered for 7-10 days or a longer maintenance program. This medication is addictive but poses a much lower risk.
  • Methadone (Dolophine, Methadose) is a more dangerous version of the above medication that is no longer recommended.

For underlying issues

All other physical and mental health issues (like depression and anxiety) need to be treated – whether they helped fuel the addiction in the first place or came as a result of the addiction.

Common mental health prescriptions include:

  • Fluoxetine (Prozac, Sarafem) or Bupropion (Wellbutrin) for depression
  • Aripiprazole (Abilify) for mood and bipolar
  • Trazodone (Oleptro) or Hydroxyzine (Vistaril, Atarax) for sleep and anxiety
  • Paroxetine (Paxil, Pexeva, Brisdelle) or Sertraline (Zoloft) for major depress, PTSD, OCD
  • Oxcarbazepine (Trileptal) for mood stabilization

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