LifeSkills Inc Scottsville County Service Center

LifeSkills Scottsville provides comprehensive outpatient program services that allow clients to maintain their daily responsibilities while receiving addiction treatment. The facility treats drug and alcohol addiction through structured programming that includes individual counseling, group sessions, and case management support. Clients can participate in treatment during weekday hours and return home each evening to practice recovery skills in their natural environment.

The outpatient approach works effectively for individuals who have completed residential treatment and need ongoing support, as well as those beginning their recovery journey with intensive outpatient care. Case managers Rachel Carroll and Wayne Decker coordinate services and help clients access community resources that support long-term sobriety. This level of care enables clients to gradually build independence while maintaining connection to professional treatment support.

The clinical team at LifeSkills employs cognitive behavioral therapy as a primary treatment method, helping clients identify thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to substance use. This clinical approach teaches practical skills for managing triggers, developing healthy coping mechanisms, and preventing relapse. The substance use counseling approach addresses the specific challenges of addiction while building motivation for sustained recovery.

Trauma-related counseling acknowledges that many individuals struggling with addiction have experienced traumatic events that influence their substance use patterns. Licensed clinical staff including Treatment Director Randi Summerville and Program Director Sherry Roy-Hunton provide trauma-informed care that creates a safe therapeutic environment. This integrated approach addresses both immediate addiction concerns and underlying trauma that may interfere with recovery progress.

LifeSkills Scottsville serves both children and adults, making it one of the few addiction treatment centers in the area providing age-appropriate services across developmental stages. The facility recognizes that substance use concerns can emerge during adolescence and require specialized approaches that differ from adult treatment. Program Coordinator Krystal Carver-Dickens helps coordinate services that meet the unique needs of younger clients while involving families in the treatment process.

The center accepts Medicaid insurance, removing financial barriers that often prevent Kentucky residents from accessing addiction treatment. This payment option ensures that families can receive necessary mental health and substance abuse services regardless of their economic circumstances. The CARF accreditation provides additional assurance that services meet national standards for rehabilitation programming and client outcomes.