Personalized Nursing Light House Inc

Personalized Nursing Light House Inc distinguishes itself by combining traditional outpatient addiction treatment with integrated recovery housing, creating a unique model for sustained recovery support. The facility provides 24/7 onsite nursing care and daily transportation between their recovery housing and program sites, allowing clients to participate in intensive outpatient treatment while maintaining the community support of residential-style living.

The outpatient program operates Monday through Saturday with flexible scheduling, including extended Wednesday hours until 5:30 PM. This comprehensive approach addresses substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions through individual counseling, group counseling, and structured group therapy sessions, all while clients benefit from the stability of supervised recovery housing.

The recovery center offers specialized programming designed specifically for women alongside their comprehensive co-ed outpatient services. These women's specialty services recognize the unique challenges and strengths women bring to their recovery journey, providing targeted support within the broader recovery community framework.

Under Clinical Director Valerie Worosz's leadership, the program serves adults throughout southeastern Michigan with particular expertise in dual diagnosis treatment. The combination of gender-specific and co-ed programming allows for both specialized focus and diverse peer support within the same recovery center.

Alumni support groups and peer coaching form the backbone of PNLH's long-term recovery community approach. The center's 30-year history in Plymouth has created an established network of graduates who remain connected to support newcomers and maintain their own ongoing recovery through community involvement.

The aftercare program extends far beyond treatment completion, fostering lasting connections through structured alumni programming and peer coaching opportunities. This approach recognizes that sustainable recovery requires ongoing community support and provides multiple pathways for graduates to remain engaged with the recovery center and broader sober living network.