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- IBH Addiction Recovery
Outpatient Programs at IBH Addiction Recovery provide drug and alcohol addiction treatment while you continue to work or go to school and live in your own home
- Residential Treatment | IBH Addiction Recovery
If you or someone you care about is in need of treatment for drug and alcohol addiction, please contact IBH Addiction Recovery by either completing our online Contact Form (click the button below) or calling us at 330 644 4095 Monday through Friday, 8 a m to 4 p m
- Contact | IBH Addiction Recovery
If you or someone you care about is in need of treatment for drug and alcohol addiction, please contact IBH Addiction Recovery at 330 644 4095 Monday through Friday, 8 a m to 4 p m
- Services and Support | IBH Addiction Recovery
IBH Addiction Recovery provides a continuum of care that addresses all aspects of drug and alcohol addiction and offers a variety of programs that support a life in recovery Our treatment plans are designed to accommodate the specific needs of each client
- Admissions | IBH Addiction Recovery
Registration begins during your first call to IBH Addiction Recovery Please be prepared to provide your name and contact information, as well as insurance information if available
- Outpatient Programs | IBH Addiction Recovery
Outpatient Programs allow clients to enter IBH Addiction Recovery at virtually any point of the recovery process Whether you need reinforcement of the lessons learned in previous treatment programs or more intense counseling, we will design an individualized treatment plan that is right for you
- History | IBH Addiction Recovery
IBH Addiction Recovery, originally known as the Interval Brotherhood Home, was founded in 1970 to help those struggling with alcoholism IBH Addiction Recovery began as a residential treatment center that was rooted in the 12-step recovery program
- IBH Addiction Recovery Announces Appointment of Jess Rist as Next CEO
Founded in 1970 and based in Akron, Ohio, IBH Addiction Recovery has provided life-changing treatment to tens of thousands of individuals struggling with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders
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