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Residential Mental Health Treatment Center

Browse 4 mental health and behavioral health provider listings in Radcliff. Treatment options may include Co-Occurring Disorders, Medication Management, Dual Diagnosis Treatment, Intensive Outpatient Program, and Trauma-Informed Care, depending on the provider.
Showing facilities in Radcliff, Kentucky
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Listed Providers
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Outpatient Options
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Medication / Psychiatry Services
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Substance Use or Co-Occurring Services
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Youth / Teen Services
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Trauma & PTSD Services
Availability varies by provider, so visitors should review listings directly and contact facilities to confirm services, admissions, insurance, telehealth options, and current hours.

Residential Mental Health Treatment Center

Mental Health & Substance Use Treatment Center
If you’re looking for therapy services, this is truly one of the best places you can go. The staff is incredibly welcoming, kind, and understanding. They make you feel comfortable from the very beginning and really take the time to listen to you. Corrina is an amazing therapist—she’s compassionate, supportive, and truly cares about her clients. What stands out the most is how much they genuinely care—they do everything they can to support you and help you through whatever you’re facing. I’m so grateful I found this place. If you’re in Radcliff, I highly recommend it to anyone who needs support.

Inpatient Behavioral Health & Substance Use Hospital
I considered admitting myself, so I bought and brought some comfort items (A blanket and a plushie), and was told I would not be able to keep them for "Sanitary reasons." When I told them I was no longer comfortable with being or staying there they took my meds away from me and threatened to have me detained for 72 hours since I didn't want to go behind the locked doors, due to PTSD I have from the way staff in this place treated me when I was a kid. I asked to leave and they repeatedly refused to let me leave, when I was only in the lobby, and ended up getting 5 staff members to surround me, I felt very threatened and it gave me an active PTSD attack, that I was still suffering from the day after, I went home and cried, the entire process made my mental health *significantly* worse than it already had been when I was considering being admitted. Plushes and blankets are *not* sanitary issues in places like these, they can be checked and washed, that was simply a power play from the staff and them wanting to remove any comfort and make their patients feels worse