CED Fellowship House | Men's Residential Treatment

At a Glance

Location

4209 Brooke Avenue, Gadsden, AL 35904

Phone

256-413-3470

Website

http://www.cedfellowshiphouse.org

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentTransitional housing, halfway house, or sober home

Treatment Settings

ResidentialLong-term residentialShort-term residential

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyMotivational interviewingContingency management/motivational incentivesMatrix ModelRelapse preventionRational emotive behavioral therapySubstance abuse counseling12-step facilitationAnger managementBrief intervention

Special Programs

Adult menVeteransGay and lesbian clientsCo-occurring mental and substance use disordersCourt or judicial system referrals

About CED Fellowship House Inc

CED Fellowship House provides residential treatment for men seeking long-term recovery from substance abuse and co-occurring disorders in Gadsden, Alabama. Operating since 1968, this recovery center emphasizes community support through sober living connections and comprehensive aftercare programs.

CED Fellowship House has served the Gadsden recovery community since 1968, providing residential treatment specifically designed for men working toward sustained sobriety. Located on Brooke Avenue in Etowah County, this established rehab facility focuses on building the foundation for long-term recovery through structured residential programming and community connections.

The addiction treatment center offers comprehensive residential treatment addressing alcohol use disorder, opiate use disorder, and co-occurring mental health conditions. Clinical Director Katie Harmon (MSW, CAC) leads a specialized team providing cognitive behavioral therapy, group counseling, individual sessions, and medication-assisted therapy. The program includes substance abuse education and positive mental attitude sessions, with ASAM assessments ensuring appropriate care planning for each resident's recovery journey.

CED Fellowship House takes a community-centered approach to recovery, recognizing that sustainable sobriety extends beyond initial treatment. The facility provides vocational rehabilitation services, adult education classes, and transportation support to help residents rebuild their lives. Their connection to local sober living housing creates seamless transitions from residential treatment to independent recovery living.

This recovery center serves men from diverse backgrounds, including those with trauma/PTSD, court-ordered participants, and individuals with HIV/AIDS support needs. The facility accommodates deaf and hard-of-hearing residents, ensuring accessibility across populations. With a self-pay fee of $3,600 and sliding scale options, CED Fellowship House makes residential treatment accessible while maintaining strong ties to the broader recovery community through alumni support and self-help group exposure.

Residential Treatment Program for Men

CED Fellowship House provides structured residential treatment designed specifically for men seeking recovery from alcohol use disorder, opiate use disorder, and co-occurring mental health conditions. The program combines clinical interventions with practical life skills development, preparing residents for successful community reintegration.

Under Clinical Director Katie Harmon's leadership, the treatment team delivers cognitive behavioral therapy, group counseling, and individual sessions tailored to each resident's recovery needs. The facility also provides medication-assisted therapy and comprehensive ASAM assessments to ensure appropriate care planning throughout the residential stay.

Aftercare and Community Connections

Recognizing that recovery extends far beyond residential treatment, CED Fellowship House maintains strong connections to sober living housing within the immediate Gadsden community. This network ensures residents can transition seamlessly from structured residential care to independent sober living arrangements.

The aftercare program includes ongoing exposure to self-help groups and alumni support systems that keep graduates connected to their recovery community. These long-term relationships provide the peer support essential for maintaining sobriety in the months and years following treatment completion.

Specialized Services and Accessibility

CED Fellowship House serves a diverse population of men, including those with trauma/PTSD, court-ordered participants, and individuals requiring HIV/AIDS support services. The facility accommodates deaf and hard-of-hearing residents, ensuring accessibility across different communication needs.

The program integrates vocational rehabilitation services and adult education classes, helping residents develop job skills and educational credentials while working on their recovery. Transportation services remove barriers to accessing treatment and community resources throughout the Etowah County area.

Affordable Recovery Options

CED Fellowship House offers transparent pricing with a self-pay fee of $3,600 for the complete residential program. The facility provides sliding scale payment options and financial assistance to make addiction treatment accessible to men regardless of their financial circumstances.

This affordable approach to residential treatment, combined with the facility's long-standing presence in the Gadsden recovery community, makes CED Fellowship House a practical choice for men seeking quality care without prohibitive costs.

Why Choose CED Fellowship House Inc

Over 55 years of continuous service to the Alabama recovery community since 1968
Specialized residential treatment program exclusively for men with diverse backgrounds and needs
Direct connections to sober living housing in the immediate Gadsden community for seamless transitions
Comprehensive vocational rehabilitation and adult education services integrated into recovery programming
Affordable self-pay structure at $3,600 with sliding scale and financial assistance options

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of residential treatment does CED Fellowship House provide?

CED Fellowship House offers residential treatment specifically for men dealing with alcohol use disorder, opiate use disorder, substance use disorder, and co-occurring mental health conditions. The program includes cognitive behavioral therapy, group counseling, individual sessions, and medication-assisted therapy.

How long has CED Fellowship House been serving the recovery community?

CED Fellowship House has been providing addiction treatment services since 1968, giving them over 55 years of experience serving men in recovery in the Gadsden area.

What aftercare support is available after completing residential treatment?

The facility provides connections to sober living housing in the immediate community and ongoing exposure to self-help groups. This aftercare support helps residents transition from residential treatment to independent recovery living.

How much does the residential treatment program cost?

The self-pay fee for CED Fellowship House is $3,600. The facility also offers sliding scale payment options and financial assistance to make treatment accessible to men with different financial circumstances.

What populations does CED Fellowship House serve?

The facility serves men exclusively, including those with trauma/PTSD, court-ordered participants, individuals requiring HIV/AIDS support, and deaf/hard-of-hearing residents. They also treat co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.

What additional services are provided beyond counseling?

CED Fellowship House offers vocational rehabilitation services, adult education classes, transportation support, and ASAM assessments. These services help residents develop practical life skills and remove barriers to accessing treatment and community resources.

Where is CED Fellowship House located and what areas do they serve?

The facility is located at 4209 Brooke Avenue in Gadsden, Alabama. They primarily serve residents from Gadsden and Etowah County areas.

What treatment approaches are used in the residential program?

The clinical team uses cognitive behavioral therapy, group counseling, individual sessions, substance abuse education, and positive mental attitude sessions. They also provide medication-assisted therapy when clinically appropriate for residents' recovery needs.

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