S2L Recovery
Provider details
Contacts
- Role:Admissions #
- Phone Number:(615) 234-9719
- Email Address:intake@spring2life.net
Non-profit
Do they have an overt Christian mission and identification in its bylaws?
For Profit
Did a clinician start the program?
Does a clinician have significant leadership responsibilities?
Do you have a doctrinal statement?
Number of Beds
Accreditation
- JCAHO (Joint Commission Accrediting Healthcare Organizations
- State Substance Abuse agency
Christian Programming
Full Christian Program
Christian Track in a Secular Program
No overt Christian track but have Christian staff if a patient desires
Mental Health Only
Addiction
Severe Restrictive Eating Disorder with low BMI
Development Disabilities
Level of Functioning
Dual – Patient has both a MH and Addiction diagnosis
Cognitive deficits
Dementia
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Impairment
Sex Offenders
Incarcerated or adjudicated
Medical Model with nurses and clinicians
Christian Residential Discipleship Program (longer term stay with Bible Study, life skills, work part time)
Inpatient Psychiatry (IP)
Inpatient Dual Diagnosis
Residential Treatment Center (RTC) - Live on campus with 24/7 nursing and medical providing daily programming with clinicians
Program Average Length of Stay (ALOS)
Programs minimum LOS
Therapists
Primary Care Clinician providing non-psychiatric Initial History and Physical and then any medical services on site
Nursing 24/7
Pastors on site regularly for patient care
Sex
- Male
Ages Treated
- 18-65
PPO Main Insurances Accepted
- Aetna
- Anthem
- Blue Cross
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Cigna
Mcare
Mcaid
Private Pay
Most Common Disorders Treated
- Depressive Disorders
- Trauma related disorders
- Loss and Grief
- Chemical Addictions
- Anxiety Disorders
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
Equine Assisted Therapy
Wilderness Program
EMDR
Art Therapy
Nutraceuticals
Novel Therapies Provided Others
Types: Individual therapy, family/marriage, group
Techniques: CBT, DBT, Narrative Therapy, transference based therapy, trauma-informed techniques, family schema therapy, motivational enhancement/motivational interviewing, recreational therapy, creative arts therapy, social learning, and interpersonal therapy are examples of the types of therapy offerred.