Volunteer Behavioral Health – Murfreesboro Campus
Comprehensive Behavioral Health and Addiction Services
Located at 1504 Williams Drive in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, the Volunteer Behavioral Health Murfreesboro Campus serves as a vital resource for individuals seeking support for mental health and substance use disorders. This facility is dedicated to providing high-quality, accessible care designed to foster lasting recovery and improve overall well-being for residents in the community and surrounding areas.
Recognizing the complex nature of addiction, the program offers a holistic and client-centered approach. Treatment plans are highly individualized, ensuring that each person receives care tailored to their unique circumstances, history, and recovery goals. The staff at the Murfreesboro campus comprises experienced professionals committed to creating a supportive and therapeutic environment where clients can safely explore the root causes of their challenges and develop essential coping mechanisms.
Core Addiction Treatment Components
The Murfreesboro Campus integrates several key services to address addiction comprehensively. These services are typically delivered through a combination of outpatient and intensive outpatient settings, allowing clients to maintain commitments while receiving crucial treatment.
Primary components often include:
- Medication Management: Clinical staff provide psychiatric evaluations and ongoing management of necessary medications to stabilize symptoms and support recovery, particularly for co-occurring mental health conditions.
- Individual Counseling: One-on-one therapy sessions with licensed counselors focus on cognitive behavioral techniques, motivational interviewing, and personal development to change destructive patterns and habits.
- Group Therapy: Led by experienced facilitators, group sessions offer peer support, psychoeducation, and skill-building in a shared setting, helping clients understand they are not alone in their journey.
- Case Management: Assistance is provided to connect clients with external resources, housing, employment, and ongoing community support vital for long-term sobriety.
The overarching goal of the addiction treatment program at Volunteer Behavioral Health is empowerment. By equipping clients with practical skills, emotional intelligence, and a robust support network, the campus helps individuals navigate the difficulties of recovery and transition successfully back into daily life with resilience and hope. The facility’s commitment to continuous care ensures that follow-up resources are available to sustain recovery long after formal treatment concludes.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What types of insurance are accepted for treatment?
Volunteer Behavioral Health typically works with a variety of insurance providers, including TennCare and commercial plans. Potential clients are encouraged to contact the admissions office directly with their insurance details for verification of coverage and benefits.
Do I need an appointment for services, or are walk-ins accepted?
While the center encourages scheduling appointments to ensure prompt service, they often provide screening and intake services. It is best to call the main phone number at (615) 898-0771 to inquire about the current intake process and availability.
Are family members included in the treatment process?
Recovery is often a family effort. The Murfreesboro Campus recognizes the importance of support systems and may incorporate family counseling or educational resources as part of the client’s customized treatment plan.
