Time To Surrender
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Holistic, Person-Centered Treatment
Our clients are adults with poly-substance abuse disorder who may also have chronic or urgent medical and mental health disorders. We strive to provide, non- judgmental, non-biased, trauma-informed care for our clients.
Detox with Residential Treatment
We provide medical withdrawal management and comfort medications for detoxification. Residential Treatment lasts 28-30 days and provides a time to heal, learn about addiction and gain the tools to maintain long-term sobriety.
Residential Transitional
After residential treatment, clients step down to the transitional level of care. This step continues to provide 24-hour support and allows clients to re-integrate into society through participation in 12-step meetings. Clients attend clinical group sessions 5 days a week and receive peer support and case management services. The Residential Transitional phase is approximately four weeks.
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
After completing a residential transitional level of care, clients may step down to the Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP). In PHP, clients reside in a sober living environment with 24-hour supervision and attend groups five days a week, for five hours a day. 12-step work, peer support, and case management services continue during PHP which is approximately 4-6 weeks.
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
After completion of PHP, clients may step down to the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). In IOP, clients reside in a sober living environment with 24-hour supervision and attend groups three hours per day, three days per week, for eight weeks. During this phase, clients continue to receive case management and peer support services with access to an individual therapist.
Outpatient Program (OP)
After completion of the IOP, clients may transition to the Outpatient Program (OP) phase. During this step, clients continue to attend clinical groups once a week for 3 hours and reside in sober living with 24-hour support and supervision. Clients continue peer support and case management services. The focus of this phase is to establish a final discharge plan and work towards independent, self-sufficient living.
Frequently Asked Questions
Time to Surrender - FAQs
Time to Surrender is a drug and alcohol addiction and substance abuse treatment facility with locations in Elizabethtown, Louisville, Paducah and Lexington, Kentucky. We offer residential detox and outpatient services. Reach out today to do a screening and get started on the road to recovery!
How do I get started in treatment?
The first step is to call and do a fast, simple screening with one of our compassionate staff.
Call anytime, 24/7:
Are drop-offs of items for a client allowed?
Items may be mailed anytime.
It depends on what the drop-off is, and if the clients are allowed to have it.
Please reference the approved list of items that clients are allowed to have while in treatment, this list is directly in the response below.
Please address all mail to our main office for proper distribution:
Name of Client
C/O Time to Surrender
115 Parkway Drive Elizabethtown, KY 42701
If you have further questions, you may call us at (270) 600-0284 or email us at info@tTimetosurrender.com.
Are cigarettes allowed while I am in treatment?
Yes, you may bring unopened cigarette packs or cartons. You are allowed to smoke in designated smoking areas.
What is your phone privilege policy?
Cell phones are not permitted during 30-day residential treatment. There is a telephone sign-up sheet that must be completed the night before to make a call for the next day.
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Clients may have one 10-minute phone call per day.
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Calls may be placed between 4:30 PM – 7:50 PM.
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Business calls (Sponsors, Lawyers, Probation and Parole, Insurance, and Sober Living Homes) may be placed during the day during free time at the discretion of the staff.
Cell phones are permitted after your 30-day residential treatment when you step down to the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).
Can I have visitors while I am in treatment?
While we do not have in-person visitation during residential treatment, we do have daily phone calls, and on the weekend, we do have times available for video calls. This allows clients to stay connected with family members while allowing both the client and the family a temporary respite and opportunity for reflection and focus on the journey ahead. A family session can be scheduled via teleconferencing with your individual counselor. In community levels of care (PHP, IOP, and OP) you will earn time on the weekends and in some instances during the week for "passes"- the length and frequency are based on participation, engagement, progress, and attitude.
What items do you recommend that I bring to treatment?
The items that you bring to 30-day residential treatment must be unopened and CANNOT contain alcohol in the first three ingredients.
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Five outfits
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Shower shoes
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Laundry detergent*
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Personal hygiene items* (unopened)
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Non-perishable snacks (you cannot access a refrigerator but may use a microwave).
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Coffee (unopened)
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Cigarettes/Dip
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Money for vending machines
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Medium-sized lock for a locker
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Prescription medication in their correct containers (subject to approval and assessment by our medical team)
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Release papers from jail (if applicable)
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Bedding is already provided.
*We can provide these items to you if you do not have them.