Providing Mix of both Mental Health and Substance Abuse providers, this drug and alcohol rehabilitation at Louisville, KY is well-equipped in taking on patients that are looking for that light at the end of the tunnel. Our Lady of Peace is devoted to helping addicts that require drug abuse treatment, detox, Relapse avoidance in naltrxone, Naltrexone (oral), Vivitrol (injectable Naltrexone), Prescribes/administer buprenorphine or naltrexone, Acamprosate(Campral), Disulfiram(Antabuse) and Medications for psychiatric disorders).

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Fixing Man and Female within Mothers, this chemical abuse treatment center offers their services utilizing effective treatment procedures that patients can benefit and trust they are receiving the customized care and attention required for a successful and complete healing. Listed below would be the treatment approaches

Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Dialectical behavioral therapy
Substance abuse counseling approach
Trauma-related counseling
12-step facilitation approach
Brief intervention approach
Motivational interviewing
Anger management
Relapse prevention

The addiction treatment programs at this centre are provided over the effective settings of Hospital inpatient, Outpatient, Outpatient detoxification, out-patient methadone/buprenorphine or naltrexone, Outpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization, Intensive outpatient therapy, Frequent outpatient treatment, Hospital inpatient detoxification, Hospital inpatient therapy and Psychiatric hospital. Patients may expect they are receiving the quality treatment for addiction in Louisville, KY necessary to get a lifelong healing.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Our Lady of Peace offers both inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment programs that include successful therapeutic strategies that are customized for each patient based on the original assessment. In patient therapy programs demand the individual to live at the center to undergo therapy. Treatment programs do not require the individual to call home. Alternatively they devote a specific amount of time for their addiction treatment with visits to the center.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

There is a smoking policy also it really is Smoking permitted in designated area.

Our Lady of Peace delivers special language services that include; Services for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Special apps and groups are all supported here that cater to each challenge an individual could be fighting with. The groups and apps at this drug and alcohol treatment facility are:

Our Lady of Peace contains a number of ancillary services to produce all this happen. Unique services that contribute to each individual's unique needs and requirements and bring about so many success stories. These services comprise:

Investing in healing from drug and alcohol addiction could keep your or a family member's life.

All the valuable services provided at this addiction treatment center instill the tools along with life-skills required to achieve lifelong healing. If you want more information about this facility, we invite you to achieve out to them, so they can educate you about their own services.

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Kayla Allen

I WOULD RATE ZERO IF POSSIBLE. TOOK MY 9 YEAR OLD FOR AN EVALUATION AND EVEN THOUGH EVERYTHING WENT GOOD AND I EXPECTED NO RECOMMENDATION OR MAYBE OUTPATIENT COUNSELING IF HE WANTED TO TALK ABOUT ANYTHING AND THEY TRIED TO KEEP HIM THERE AND WOULD NOT LET US LEAVE WITHOUT CPS BEING INVOLVED UNLESS I SIGNED THE CROSSROADS PAPER. IT WAS TERRIBLE AND TRAUMATIZING FOR ME AND MY SON. HE WILL NOT BE GOING WE ARE GOING TO FIGHT THIS.

2nutsforu2kiss

I was told by someone named melissa that even though my child was discharged that I can't take them home unless I pay the bill in full. I was then purposely left in the lobby after her shift ended with no help. My child was offered an anti depressant because he was upset and crying over not being home! I can agree this place helps children but to quick to medicate.

William Wheeler

Place should be shut down. They hold you and your child basically hostage from the time you walk in the door. Once you step one foot through the door, you are no longer free to leave with your child. They then twist your words around, refuse to let you speak to anyone in authority. My child was worse off after he got there before the evaluation even started than he was before we got there simply for a letter saying he could go back to school. Please , please, please do not bring your children or loved ones to this place. Please research and find someplace that truly cares for the patient!!!!

Donnita White

Still being monitor by the workers who live on the same street that I reside at. Our lady of Peace supervisor let staff do anything to the Patient..most worker turn there name tag around and induce their self as other People.most of our NEIGHBORS Know my health history do to a few staff members that live on The same street .(Using their words )--- they let me sick do to staff not giving me the proper tools to use.----- The Doctor order toothpaste with mint and a bar of Dove soap. Staff didn't give it to me just so I can smell Real Bad and threaten to have me Beat up if I told any one anything I have experience at the facility.Fyi no longer a Patient and still being Monitor ;(

Angel Eyes 83

Omg this place is a nightmare. Sexual assault, humiliation and neglect are the standard with this place. If your loved ones are sent here do not expect good results. The patients here need comfort and good nutrition and support. Instead, the staff laugh at and mock patients, order pizza and eat it in front of patients while they are expected to eat egg pieces swimming in water and slimy bread. They withhold medication so that patients in withdrawal are on the cusp of seizures and they think it is funny. I am not sure why this unit continues to survive and I don’t know how the staff sleep at night unless they simply justify the mistreatment because many are addicts. Pathetic, don’t do it, I hope the state investigates.

abi

HONEST REVIEW- WORTH THE READ. i am diagnosed with bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder, though at the time of these events i was a minor & only diagnosed w bipolar. in january 2019 i relapsed (self harm) & had a huge breakdown. my parents took me to this facility where i was “evaluated” for 10 minutes, then classified as “a risk to myself and others” and told i had to stay. my parents were told they could not go against the staffs judgement or take me home early, which is not true. they could have checked me out after 24hrs. i was placed in the 3 north unit. i was the only patient there who was not there serving a sentence for assault. we were strip searched multiple times daily. the nurses watched us shower “to make sure we don’t hurt ourselves” even though we were given nontoxic hygiene products & nothing that could be made sharp- we had no way to harm ourselves while showering. i didn’t get a plastic spoon to eat with my first morning there. i didn’t get to speak or move without raising my hand for permission first. i got to change my menstrual pad only once a day. i was not allowed to have any personal belongings other than a book. my clothes and hygiene items i was told i would get to keep with me were thrown in the trash in front of me. i didn’t get a pillow for my bed. i didn’t get sheets. i got one blanket. i was not allowed to use a computer to complete work for my college classes, which caused me to miss several deadlines. one guy in my unit was trans (ftm) and called by his deadname/misgendered constantly- we were also in an all female unit. anyone who used his real name or correct pronouns was corrected. when he corrected the staff, he was punished by being given a mark. marks cause you to lose “privileges” - phone calls, visitation, eating utensils, snacks- by bumping you down a level. the staff would not tell me what medication i was being forced to take. i was given pills not long after my arrival, and asked what they were. i was a pharmacy tech at the time, so i knew the nurse was lying when she told me what the unknown pill was. she said it was neurontin, a strong prescription pain medication, but i knew it wasn’t. i was told i would be sedated and taken to the “quiet room” if i refused to take the pills. we were all yelled at, not spoken to. one patient said she had served time in jail after being tried as an adult for assault & said she was treated more humanely in jail as a black woman than she was in this facility, which is saying a lot. i was in a dissociative state for most of the 8 days i was there, so i remember very little. i know for a fact that i did not get a consultation with a doctor. i spoke to my doctor for less than a minute. he asked how i was doing, i told him i was dissociated. he asked if there was anything he could do for me, i told him i wanted to go home. i did not find out what medications they were giving me until i received prescriptions with my discharge papers. i was prescribed zyprexa, which contains a large amount of lactose. i am lactose intolerant, and this information was made known to the staff. apparently this is what they had been giving me the entire time, explaining why i was throwing up multiple times a day. i was not given any type of medication for my nausea, even after requesting it. my unit also held the “quiet room”, and multiple times a day we would all witness a patient from another unit being dragged down the hallway or wheeled down it strapped to a stretcher while screaming in fear, being sedated at the door and forced into the room. it wasn’t soundproof, so if the sedation took a few minutes to kick in, we could hear the patient screaming and crying. none of the patients were being aggressive, but they were all treated as such. it is now almost 2 years after i was “treated” at this facility, and i still have vivid nightmares that i am there, as well as flashbacks while i am awake. i am now terrified to enter hospitals or be fully honest with my psychiatrist for fear i will be sent to another facility and be subjected to similar treatment. i’m not sure if i worded all of this well, but i believe my point comes across- PLEASE DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS FACILITY TO LOVED ONES OR TAKE THEM THERE.

abi

HONEST REVIEW- WORTH THE READ. i am diagnosed with bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder, though at the time of these events i was a minor & only diagnosed w bipolar. in january 2019 i relapsed (self harm) & had a huge breakdown. my parents took me to this facility where i was “evaluated” for 10 minutes, then classified as “a risk to myself and others” and told i had to stay. my parents were told they could not go against the staffs judgement or take me home early, which is not true. they could have checked me out after 24hrs. i was placed in the 3 north unit. i was the only patient there who was not there serving a sentence for assault. we were strip searched multiple times daily. the nurses watched us shower “to make sure we don’t hurt ourselves” even though we were given nontoxic hygiene products & nothing that could be made sharp- we had no way to harm ourselves while showering. i didn’t get a plastic spoon to eat with my first morning there. i didn’t get to speak or move without raising my hand for permission first. i got to change my menstrual pad only once a day. i was not allowed to have any personal belongings other than a book. my clothes and hygiene items i was told i would get to keep with me were thrown in the trash in front of me. i didn’t get a pillow for my bed. i didn’t get sheets. i got one blanket. i was not allowed to use a computer to complete work for my college classes, which caused me to miss several deadlines. one guy in my unit was trans (ftm) and called by his deadname/misgendered constantly- we were also in an all female unit. anyone who used his real name or correct pronouns was corrected. when he corrected the staff, he was punished by being given a mark. marks cause you to lose “privileges” - phone calls, visitation, eating utensils, snacks- by bumping you down a level. the staff would not tell me what medication i was being forced to take. i was given pills not long after my arrival, and asked what they were. i was a pharmacy tech at the time, so i knew the nurse was lying when she told me what the unknown pill was. she said it was neurontin, a strong prescription pain medication, but i knew it wasn’t. i was told i would be sedated and taken to the “quiet room” if i refused to take the pills. we were all yelled at, not spoken to. one patient said she had served time in jail after being tried as an adult for assault & said she was treated more humanely in jail as a black woman than she was in this facility, which is saying a lot. i was in a dissociative state for most of the 8 days i was there, so i remember very little. i know for a fact that i did not get a consultation with a doctor. i spoke to my doctor for less than a minute. he asked how i was doing, i told him i was dissociated. he asked if there was anything he could do for me, i told him i wanted to go home. i did not find out what medications they were giving me until i received prescriptions with my discharge papers. i was prescribed zyprexa, which contains a large amount of lactose. i am lactose intolerant, and this information was made known to the staff. apparently this is what they had been giving me the entire time, explaining why i was throwing up multiple times a day. i was not given any type of medication for my nausea, even after requesting it. my unit also held the “quiet room”, and multiple times a day we would all witness a patient from another unit being dragged down the hallway or wheeled down it strapped to a stretcher while screaming in fear, being sedated at the door and forced into the room. it wasn’t soundproof, so if the sedation took a few minutes to kick in, we could hear the patient screaming and crying. none of the patients were being aggressive, but they were all treated as such. it is now almost 2 years after i was “treated” at this facility, and i still have vivid nightmares that i am there, as well as flashbacks while i am awake. i am now terrified to enter hospitals or be fully honest with my psychiatrist for fear i will be sent to another facility and be subjected to similar treatment. i’m not sure if i worded all of this well, but i believe my point comes across- PLEASE DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS FACILITY TO LOVED ONES OR TAKE THEM THERE.

abi

HONEST REVIEW- WORTH THE READ. i am diagnosed with bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder, though at the time of these events i was a minor & only diagnosed w bipolar. in january 2019 i relapsed (self harm) & had a huge breakdown. my parents took me to this facility where i was “evaluated” for 10 minutes, then classified as “a risk to myself and others” and told i had to stay. my parents were told they could not go against the staffs judgement or take me home early, which is not true. they could have checked me out after 24hrs. i was placed in the 3 north unit. i was the only patient there who was not there serving a sentence for assault. we were strip searched multiple times daily. the nurses watched us shower “to make sure we don’t hurt ourselves” even though we were given nontoxic hygiene products & nothing that could be made sharp- we had no way to harm ourselves while showering. i didn’t get a plastic spoon to eat with my first morning there. i didn’t get to speak or move without raising my hand for permission first. i got to change my menstrual pad only once a day. i was not allowed to have any personal belongings other than a book. my clothes and hygiene items i was told i would get to keep with me were thrown in the trash in front of me. i didn’t get a pillow for my bed. i didn’t get sheets. i got one blanket. i was not allowed to use a computer to complete work for my college classes, which caused me to miss several deadlines. one guy in my unit was trans (ftm) and called by his deadname/misgendered constantly- we were also in an all female unit. anyone who used his real name or correct pronouns was corrected. when he corrected the staff, he was punished by being given a mark. marks cause you to lose “privileges” - phone calls, visitation, eating utensils, snacks- by bumping you down a level. the staff would not tell me what medication i was being forced to take. i was given pills not long after my arrival, and asked what they were. i was a pharmacy tech at the time, so i knew the nurse was lying when she told me what the unknown pill was. she said it was neurontin, a strong prescription pain medication, but i knew it wasn’t. i was told i would be sedated and taken to the “quiet room” if i refused to take the pills. we were all yelled at, not spoken to. one patient said she had served time in jail after being tried as an adult for assault & said she was treated more humanely in jail as a black woman than she was in this facility, which is saying a lot. i was in a dissociative state for most of the 8 days i was there, so i remember very little. i know for a fact that i did not get a consultation with a doctor. i spoke to my doctor for less than a minute. he asked how i was doing, i told him i was dissociated. he asked if there was anything he could do for me, i told him i wanted to go home. i did not find out what medications they were giving me until i received prescriptions with my discharge papers. i was prescribed zyprexa, which contains a large amount of lactose. i am lactose intolerant, and this information was made known to the staff. apparently this is what they had been giving me the entire time, explaining why i was throwing up multiple times a day. i was not given any type of medication for my nausea, even after requesting it. my unit also held the “quiet room”, and multiple times a day we would all witness a patient from another unit being dragged down the hallway or wheeled down it strapped to a stretcher while screaming in fear, being sedated at the door and forced into the room. it wasn’t soundproof, so if the sedation took a few minutes to kick in, we could hear the patient screaming and crying. none of the patients were being aggressive, but they were all treated as such. it is now almost 2 years after i was “treated” at this facility, and i still have vivid nightmares that i am there, as well as flashbacks while i am awake. i am now terrified to enter hospitals or be fully honest with my psychiatrist for fear i will be sent to another facility and be subjected to similar treatment. i’m not sure if i worded all of this well, but i believe my point comes across- PLEASE DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS FACILITY TO LOVED ONES OR TAKE THEM THERE.

Chip

They keep the heat up so high you feel like you are going to pass out. There is no treatment only torture.

Amanda stevens

My son was committed there for suicidal ideation. He was physically assaulted by one of the female staff. I would right her name but for legal reasons I won’t. He was ridiculed & threatened physical harm from multiple patients. He asked for h

Amanda Stevens

Sorry, about that let me continue. He asked for help from the RNs and all they did was tell him to stop bothering the other patients. He was threatened by two staff members. He was told he couldn’t use the phone during phone hours and was generally ignored by the nurses. He was mocked by some of the staff for his mental illness. Then forced to take his medication before the other patients. They refused to wake him up for his psychiatrist on staff. Which led him to be there for enough days that I was concerned about his insurance running out. Now, I know my son is not a liar and has never been one. After the hospital he attempted suicide twice within nine months from being admitted. My son never told me from fear of being sent back to that hospital and unit. Least of all he began drinking. Which worried me due to alcoholism in our family. Please do not allow your children to go there or detox. I would have much rather taken off work & watched him. Then deal with the PTSD and constant paranoia which was diagnosed from being in that hospital.

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