Mended Reeds Mental Health

Offering comprehensive addiction and mental health treatment, Mended Reeds Mental Health serves the Ohio community with a compassionate, evidence-based approach to recovery. This accredited facility recognizes that substance abuse rarely exists in isolation—many individuals struggling with alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, or methamphetamine also face co-occurring mental health challenges like PTSD, trauma, and anger issues. By addressing both addiction and underlying mental health conditions simultaneously, Mended Reeds Mental Health has established itself as a trusted resource for those seeking meaningful, lasting recovery in Ohio addiction treatment programs.

The facility provides flexible levels of care designed to meet each person's unique needs, including outpatient services, day treatment, residential rehabilitation, and comprehensive aftercare support. Whether you're a teenager navigating early recovery, a young adult rebuilding your life, or a senior seeking specialized treatment, Mended Reeds Mental Health welcomes individuals across the lifespan. Their therapeutic approach combines multiple evidence-based modalities—including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), 12-step facilitation, family therapy, and one-on-one counseling—ensuring personalized treatment plans. Group therapy sessions foster peer support and connection, while life skills training prepares clients for successful reintegration into daily life.

Mended Reeds Mental Health is fully accredited by the State Mental Health Department and the Council on Accreditation (COA), reflecting their commitment to quality care and professional standards. The facility accepts most insurance plans, making drug rehab in Ohio more accessible to those in need. Beyond treatment completion, clients benefit from robust aftercare options including intensive outpatient programs, recovery coaching, support meetings, and employment counseling—recognizing that recovery extends far beyond initial treatment and requires ongoing support for sustained wellness.