Mission of Bethesda
The mission of Bethesda Services is to provide clients (our neighbors) with practical, emotional and spiritual tools needed to overcome alcohol and drug addictions and live the best, most fulfilling version of their lives.
One Vision. One Goal.
Our vision is to foster sustainable change and pathways to wellness for our client-neighbors in Lawrence County, Ohio, and surrounding areas, leading to healthier lives and stronger, revitalized communities. Guided by this vision, our goal is to be the provider of choice for alcohol and drug abuse and addiction services throughout the region.
One Vision. One Goal
Our vision is to foster sustainable change and pathways to wellness for our client-neighbors in Lawrence County, Ohio, and surrounding areas, leading to healthier lives and stronger, revitalized communities. Guided by this vision, our goal is to be the provider of choice for alcohol and drug abuse and addiction services throughout the region.
Our Services
The success of treatment requires the support of an entire community. At Bethesda Services, we understand the heartache and pain of addiction and the strength that can be gained from successful treatment. Take advantage of our services to help in your healing process and become the best version of yourself!
Individual Counseling
One-on-one treatment to ensure our clients get exactly what they need to reach treatment objectives.
Case Management
gives clients easy access to educational, social, and medical services to meet specific needs.
Crisis Intervention
focuses on recognizing the problem, breaking negative cycles, and unlocking inner potential to overcome challenges.
Transportation
is offered to and from our facility to give clients from all over the tri-state access to our quality treatment program.
Group Counseling
builds a community and camaraderie while engaging with licensed and certified professionals.
Individualized Assessment
treatment plans that are specific to each person to offer the best route to success.
Sober Living
houses for both men and women who have graduated to a level of care with more independence.