Recovering Champions

4.6 (13 reviews) ADD YOUR REVIEW
279 Brick Kiln Rd.
East Falmouth, MA 02536
8885598117 Visit Website

Paying for Treatment

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

Treatment Insights

Our mission is to help those who suffer from drug and alcohol addiction learn a new way of life, repair the past and continue the daily process of recovery into the future. Our proven approach to treatment takes into account each client’s background and specific needs. Unlike other facilities, we focus on more than just abstinence; we believe that a successful treatment plan must address the underlying spiritual, emotional and psychological causes of addiction. To this end, we take a holistic, integrated approach to the disease of addiction, by providing customized treatments that focus on the mind, body, and spirit simultaneously.

Recovering Champions 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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Sk

I strongly recommend Recovering Champions to addicts looking for recovery. Here you will find a 12 step based program run by staff who truly care about you. Also we engage in many other activities tea...

Rob

Amazing treatment center!! learned a lot, met a lot of great people in recovery, learned how to have fun in recovery and awesome food!!!

Devin

place saved mylife

Adam

The Recovering Champions staff is tremendous, and the entire program is personalized. Food is actually awesome.

AP

I am a recovering addict and upon visiting the East sandwich location today I was almost driven to relapse by an older, sullen white woman with blond hair and glasses. The lack of compassion and perve...

KW

I've never had the opportunity to grow as much as I did at RC. The greatest part is that I've been offered this by staff I looked up to, could relate to, and admired. The staff engaged me right away, ...

Anonymous

High turnover in support staff, some of support staff are veryunprofessional. Support staff get involved with clients on a personal level. Some have the clienst call them "Aunt" so and so.

EB

In my opinion, Recovering Champions is a superior treatment program. The approach they use from across-the-board professional care, activities, individual treatment plans and nutrition far exceeds Hiw...

KC

Programming, staff, meals, there is an organic garden on-site where the vegetables and fresh flowers are grown and used for clients I didn't find any weaknesses.The family component is crucial. the f...

Anonymous

Everything was great.

GC

One-on-one and group therapy sessions All Master's degree-licensed clinicians Nutritional, home-cooked meals Expressive arts therapy No negative experiences at this facility. At Recovering Champi...

TC

Staff is attentive and caring. Food is amazing. Can't really think of any weaknesses. I was amazed at the level of care - the personal attention by the staff and the holistic approach that treate...

CM

I loved the strong adherence to the 12 steps...i loved the one on one treatment i received as well as the work day rutteen they implored Few if any This program gave me my life back! I am now once ag...

Areas of Focus
Animal Therapy

Animal therapy (also called animal-assisted therapy and pet therapy) supports recovery and emotional wellbeing by helping people develop relationships with animals. Animal therapy can be a one-time or ongoing experience.

Trauma & Associative Awareness Therapy (AAT)

Associative Awareness Therapy (AAT) uses the brain’s innate ability to adapt to change in a healing way, essentially “retraining” the brain to respond differently to familiar memories of trauma or pain.

Key Staff Members
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    Karen Vernon-Thompson, LICSW, CADC-II, LADC-I - Clinician

    Karen has more than 25 years of supervisory experience managing detox, CSS, and transitional support services at local inpatient treatment facilities. An advocate of — and a participant in — the 12-step program, Karen has a special insight that informs her clinical practice.

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    Toby Lineaweaver, MA, LMHC - Program Director

    As Program Director at Recovering Champions, Toby has the unique opportunity to use his administrative and clinical experience to integrate best treatment practices with the transformative power of nonjudgmental human connection in the treatment of substance abuse and addiction.