Arrow Passage Recovery

4.2 (17 reviews) ADD YOUR REVIEW
721 Lincoln Way E.
Massillon, OH 44646
8886153369 Visit Website

Paying for Treatment

  • Insurance is Accepted
  • Financing is Available
  • Medicare is not Accepted
  • Medicaid is not Accepted

Treatment Insights

Our facilities at Arrow Passage Recovery are well maintained and held to the highest standards. Our treatment program and therapy approach are not like any other. We offer 1:1 therapy and individual attention the entire process. Arrow Passage Recovery is based in Ohio for a reason. We offer our guests a peaceful, serene atmosphere and the ideal surroundings for making a fresh new start. We know that recovering from drugs and/or alcohol is not simple. It is a process and something that takes time. At our facilities, you will be moved through phases. In these phases, you will accomplish different things on your way to living a healthy life of sobriety.

Arrow Passage Recovery Reviews and Ratings Details

The following is based on a combination of Surveys of Alumni, Staff, Loved Ones, and Reviews and Ratings from around the web.

Reviews at a Glance

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K.M.

I AM A MOTHER OF A CHILD WHO IS IN RECOVERY AT ARROW PASSAGES IN OHIO AND SO FAR THEY ARE AWESOME. WE HAVE MET WITH THE COUSELOR AND SHE IS VERY CARING AND I KNOW WANTS TO HELP PEOPLE GET SOBER AND HA...

Jason

staff is wonderful and great people. house beautiful very highly recommended.

CS

House was nice compared to the center where you are crammed in a tiny room with all the other clients. The clinical director is very dumb and not able to hold a conversation with. There is one out of ...

Cr

I feel the treatment center helped me a great deal with my substance abuse problems

Madison

APR is an excellent place to go for recovery. Being my first treatment center, I didn't know what to expect but it has opened my eyes to a positive outlook on life and happiness in sobriety. It only b...

Ss

This place's employees talk big. Let's see if my loved one relapses. This is the place to go if you want ZERO involvement with your loved one's recovery. Also, don't expect any return phone calls, as,...

Mike

The counselors there are extremely helpful and caring,.. they and the rest of the staff will go to any length to see that your getting the care you need

Justinm

this place saved my life.. not much more to say than that I'm for ever grateful.

Gina

I'm an employee of APR and the atmosphere is like working with family. They care about the clients and go above and beyond their call of duty for them; as well for their employees. Their practices are...

Ashley

Arrow Passage Recovery and staff helped me through one of the darkest times in my life. When I felt helpless and had no where to turn they were there for me. I am forever grateful for the grant they g...

Jeff

I received a scholarship from Arrow Passage in 2016. Donte and his staff graciously accepted me in their facility when other treatment centers would not. I came to Arrow with a broken spirit and sever...

This facility was great.

Paul

Trauma, PTSD, Dual Diagnosis, Mental Health Treatment. Less outdoor weekend activity in the Winter. We are one of two Private Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center in the State of Ohio that offers an...

Treatment was good.

BG

Family-oriented. Really cares about each individual client. Relatively new. Not yet known to entire community.

Jr

The caring staff and facilities.Lack of planned weekend activities during winter months was a downfall. The staff are wonderful caring people. They are the best group of people I've ever worked with.

Meals were okay.

Areas of Focus
Individualized Treatment

The overall goal of individualized treatment plans assigned to clients at Arrow Passage Recovery is to get to the root causes of excessive drug or alcohol use. Each person has specific and unique manifestations of addiction or alcoholism. Our professional staff is prepared and qualified to properly address each individual issue that any given person may have.

Holistic Treatment

The basic notion behind holistic health is that the dependence on illicit substances goes beyond the physical addiction. This means that merely addressing the physical aspect is not enough; there are spiritual, social and physical needs that need to be addressed in order to make a whole body recovery.

Nutritional Therapy

Given the nutritional standing of most recovering addicts, it’s surprising that proper nutrition is not emphasized more in recovery programs. Mounting evidence points to one emerging consensus: nutritional therapy can significantly help those recovering from addiction. It seems like common sense, but proper nutrition has the potential to make those in recovery feel better both mentally and physically.

Key Staff Members
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    Emily Goodyear, LPC, ATR-P, CCTP - Associate Clinical Director

    My name is Emily Goodyear and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, Art Therapist and Clinical Trauma Practitioner. I am very passionate about my career and have spent the last 4 years working with adults battling chronic mental illness and substance abuse. I received my undergraduate education at Bowling Green State University and my Masters degree at Adler University. I currently reside in North Canton with my husband, Brett, and our dog Benji. I prefer to spend my free time being active outside but also love to get lost in a good movie or book. Favorites Sports: Cleveland Indians, Cavaliers & Chicago Blackhawks Hobbies: Outdoor Activities Quote: "Three things make life harder: not loving ourselves; refusing to grow; and not letting go"

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    Joseph Rifici, M.Ed., LPCC-S - Associate Clinical Director

    My name is Joe Rifici, and I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (with supervision designation). I earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences from The Ohio State University, and a Master of Education degree in Community Counseling from The University of Akron. I have been providing chemical dependency and mental health treatment services since 2009. I have particular skills in suicide assessment/intervention, motivational interviewing, and trauma informed care, and received specialized training from the Beck Institute in the provision and supervision of cognitive behavior therapy. I also have experience supervising therapists, clinical directing, and managing electronic health records. I live in Cuyahoga Falls with my cat, Charlie, and enjoy spending time with family, friends, and neighbors. I like to spend spare time reading, playing games, watching Netflix, listening to music, and being outdoors. Sports: Cleveland Cavaliers, Indians, Browns, and The Ohio State Buckeyes Films: The Godfather I and II, anything Marvel, The Dark Knight Quote: “He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” -- Friedrich Nietzsche

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    Emmanuel Turner - Director of Admissions

    Emmanuel was born in Alliance, Ohio and raised in Canton, Ohio. He worked his way up in Arrow Passage from being a peer support technician to the director of admissions. Along with that, he is also an ordained elder and youth pastor and has been married for 10 years (November 28th) to his lovely wife, Kristy, and together they have one child, a daughter, Anaiya. Favorites Sports: Dallas Cowboys, University of Michigan Football, Duke University Basketball Hobbies: Traveling around the state and across the country advocating for suicide prevention and awareness. Quote: "You are perfect, you are worth it, and you have purpose".