Cumberland Heights Hermitage

This outpatient clinic in Hermitage bears the Cumberland Heights name, an organization serving Tennessee since 1966. It treats adults with alcohol and drug use disorders, including people who also have mental health needs alongside substance use. **The program blends a Twelve Step foundation with clinical therapies and is one of 325 SAMHSA-listed facilities across Tennessee, giving families a starting point for outpatient addiction treatment in Hermitage.**

Intensive outpatient groups follow a fixed weekly timetable: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 9 a.m. to noon and 6 to 9 p.m. There is an alumni aftercare group on Monday evenings, plus a family program on Thursday mornings and Friday evenings. If you are arranging care for a family member, then asking about the Thursday and Friday family sessions can help you plan your week around their treatment. The clinic holds a license for outpatient care and Joint Commission accreditation.

People come here for structured help without stepping away from home or work for weeks at a time. The program combines group and individual counseling with experiential options such as art and adventure therapy, and it offers continuing care for those who finish the intensive phase. For anyone comparing drug rehab in Tennessee, this Hermitage clinic offers a middle path between weekly counseling and full residential care.

Therapies offered at this center

At its core is an intensive outpatient program for adults, with listed care options of outpatient and co-occurring mental health. The therapies offered include individual counseling, CBT, family therapy, group therapy, trauma-specific therapy, art therapy, adventure therapy, spiritual care, and Twelve Step facilitation. If a counselor finds that trauma is part of the picture, then trauma-specific therapy can be folded into the treatment plan rather than handled separately.

Twelve Step principles run through the program, yet clinical approaches like CBT and trauma-specific work are included as well. Since the Joint Commission accredits the center, it is fair to ask how it tracks progress and what continuing care follows the intensive phase. When you call to check availability at this outpatient center, then ask whether the program can accommodate both morning and evening schedules for your family member.

• Art Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Spiritual Care
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Adventure Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Twelve Step

Who this Hermitage program is built for

• Adults with alcohol use disorder who want structured outpatient care
• People with a drug use disorder who need therapy without overnight stays
• People whose mental health conditions need care at the same time as their substance use
• Men and women seeking a Twelve Step–oriented approach
• Family members who want to join a Thursday or Friday family program

Setting and schedule at this center

This Hermitage clinic runs on an outpatient basis, and a typical program lasts 28 or more days. You will find it at 3441 Lebanon Pike, Suite 108, in Hermitage, Tennessee. Air-conditioned rooms and a recreation room are among the amenities, and services are provided in English. If you choose the morning intensive outpatient block, then you can keep afternoons open for work or family duties while still attending several days a week. Sessions run in the morning and the evening, which lets people work treatment around a job or caregiving.

Paying for care at this Hermitage clinic

The center accepts self-pay payments, and per its parent organization, it takes part in most major insurance networks. Plans and open spots shift, so calling to verify your benefits and current availability at the Hermitage location is the sensible next step. If your insurance plan is not accepted here, our helpline can help you compare other SAMHSA-listed Tennessee facilities that might fit your budget. If you want help beginning that conversation, our helpline is available, and you choose how far it goes.

What to raise ahead of entering care

• Does my insurance cover intensive outpatient services at this site, and how much would I owe out-of-pocket?
• What would my weekly schedule look like, and could I choose morning or evening sessions that work for me?
• Who leads the therapy groups, and are they licensed in Tennessee?
• How does the program handle co-occurring conditions like anxiety or depression?
• What continuing care is available after the 28-day program ends?