Johnson City, Tennessee Inpatient Drug Rehab Centers

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Serenna Stone MS, CADC III, CCTP

Clinical Program Director Awakenings by the Sea

Serenna brings 10 years of treatment programming and leadership experience to her position as Clinical Director. She combines her training in DBT, relapse prevention, and motivational interviewing skills in helping patients and their families become independent, active and empowered to lead healthy and product lives in recovery. Serenna received her Master’s Degree in Psychology and holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Services. She is a CADC-III-level Drug and Alcohol Counselor, has completed training and certification from the International Association of Trauma Professionals. She is also certified as an ACCBO educator and has helped many achieve their goals in becoming substance abuse counselors. Recently, Serenna has obtained her EMDR therapy certification to provide a new level of care to women. We are thrilled to have Serenna leading the Awakenings by the Sea team.

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Samantha F. Pauley

Outpatient Clinic Manager Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation

Samantha Pauley, LPC, LMFT, MAC, graduated from Lewis and Clark College with a Masters in Counseling Psychology, emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy. A Master Addiction Counselor, Samantha began her career working with adolescents and their families struggling with addiction. She has been with Hazelden since mid-2010, initially as a primary counselor and was the supervisor of Extended Care at Hazelden in Springbrook for four years prior to transitioning to her current role as Manager of Outpatient Services and Day Treatment. Her special interests include family dynamics and system interventions, body image and disordered eating, mindfulness and neurologic changes as they relate to grief, loss, addiction, trauma and recovery.

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Gerry Brown

Founder and President U-Turn For Christ - Gold Hill

Pastor Gerry Brown comes from a family of fifteen brothers and sisters, and is therefore family oriented. After many years of struggling with the sin of addiction, finding himself in divorce court with a Judge warning him that he was about to ruin his life, he agreed to do whatever his lovely wife Peggy wanted for him to get his family back. Peggy’s one requirement was for Gerry to attend church with her. Gerry agreed, not realizing God would get a hold of his heart and change his life forever. That was over twenty years ago. Today he is the Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Romoland and also the founder and President of U-Turn For Christ. His unique shoot-from-the-hip style of teaching gets right to the heart of the matter, and the meat of the Word. His powerfully unique style of delivering God’s Word will both challenge and encourage you to new levels of maturity in your walk with Jesus, as we draw from God’s design for living, and discover new insights to God’s “Truth and Love in Action”.

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Treatment Facts

• Tennessee ranks 22nd in treatment centers servicing/accepting access to Recovery (ATR) vouchers per 100,000 residents. Ohio is just 1 spot better, ranked 21 out of the United States. Illinois is ranked one spot worse at spot 23.
• When adjusted for population, Tennessee ranks 26th in treatment centers servicing/accepting computerized substance abuse treatment. Michigan is ranked one spot better at spot 25. Arkansas is ranked one spot worse at spot 27.
• For matrix model clients, Tennessee ranks 34th in population-adjusted treatment centers. One spot better is New Jersey, ranked 33 in the U.S. California is just 1 spot worse, ranked 35 out of the United States.
• Tennessee is 34th among U.S. states in treatment centers servicing or accepting no payment accepted. Illinois is ranked one spot better at spot 33. One spot worse is New York, ranked 35 in the U.S.
• Tennessee ranks 35th in treatment centers servicing/accepting medicare per 100,000 residents. The US National Average is ranked slightly better, ranked 34. Arkansas is ranked one spot worse at spot 36.

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Searching for Johnson City Recovery Clinics
As of 1998, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation created a separate Drug Investigation Division specifically designed to investigate and prosecute drug-related crimes in the state. With more than 80 percent of the state’s crimes being drug-related, Johnson City drug rehab centers have a long history of helping people overcome addiction problems.

While some people may try to go it alone, different people have different treatment needs. Getting the help you need may be one of the most important life decisions you’ll ever make.

Things to Discuss Before Going to a Treatment Rehab
Everyone reacts differently to the effects of drug and alcohol in their system. Determining whether your body has become dependent versus addicted to a drug’s effects is something to consider when entering a treatment rehab program. Signs of dependency include any type of withdrawal effects once you stop taking a drug. Some people can wait out the withdrawal effects until their system is clear while others may resort to ingesting more of a drug in order to avoid withdrawal effects. If you struggle with staying off a drug for these reasons, you may want to look into the types of assistance available through drug treatment programs.Addiction Program Treatment Approaches

Rehab facilities will vary in the approaches used to treat alcohol and drug addiction problems. Finding out how a particular facility’s program is structured can help you determine whether it’s the right program for you. According to the U. S. Department of Health & Human Services, a treatment facility may use one or more of the following treatment approaches:

Enroll Into Rehabilitation Centers in Johnson City

When enrolling in a Johnson City rehab center, try to remember that recovery is a process that requires time and patience. Some people make it through a treatment program and remain addiction-free whereas others may have to re-enter rehab treatment two or three more times before they conquer their addiction. Part of the rehabilitation process involves learning to reach out to others for help, which makes it easier to deal with an addiction.

Building a support system can go a long way towards ensuring you keep trying until addiction no longer has control over your life.