Our Mission
Our Vision
Protea Behavior Health Counseling
- Screening
- Assessments
- Medication management
- Diagnosis
- Individualize Treatment Plan
- Orientation
- Outpatient counseling
- Intensive Outpatient Program
- Residential Program
- Non-Medical Detoxification
- Case Management
- Peer Support
- Crisis Intervention
- Referral and Collaboration
- Telehealth Services
- Referral/Linkage
- Partial Hospitalization Program
- Protea BHC
- Protea Center
- Protea Lexington
- Protea BHC Ohio
- Protea Richmond
Protea Recovery Housing
Our Recovery Housing is committed to providing a safe home for those individuals on a path to making positive changes in their lives. Our Recovery houses are designed to provide a safe place to call home while individuals work on their barriers to recovery. We will provide a home with staff oversight, peer support, and interventions focused on establishing independent stable housing and reclaiming their place in the community.
The program’s barrier reduction approach is designed to assist individuals with social and capital growth. A barrier reduction approach lends itself to promoting self- efficacy, independence, and empowerment to face life on life’s term. Those individuals who commit to clearing the barriers in their path and are deliberate about working on themselves will no longer need the hand up provided by Protea Recovery 360.
- Somerset KY: The Retreat, Robbie House, Protea Center, Daris House
- London KY: Doyle House
- Dayton, OH: Seth’s House
- West Virginia: Monarch House
Protea Auto Group
A certified training program through the state of Kentucky(etpl) providing skilled training in the automotive industry. The program will offer training in automotive mechanics, automotive body, automotive service writing, upholstery, and automotive sales.
Each trainee will engage in an intake process which consists of completing all the necessary intake paperwork. This includes TABE testing and completion of WIOA requirements. Once a trainee has completed all required intake paperwork, they will participate in completing an individualize Workforce Job Training (WJT) Plan.
Department of Correction Program
PGTC is an incentive that allows SUD clients to earn time off their court-ordered sentence and reduce their amount of time under supervision with P&P. Effective August 1, 2020, Department of Correction (DOC) Approved Programs and will be eligible for the credit. This legislation enables DOC the opportunity to offer clients additional treatment options with the benefit of earning PGTC outside of current contracted programs. DOC Approved Providers will be listed on the website and are qualified to receive referrals from DOC Addiction Services to administer evaluations, treatment, and assessment services to clients on misdemeanor supervision, pre-trial diversion, probation, MRS (mandatory reentry supervision), and parole.
- PGTC eligible programs include the following levels of care:
- Level II — intensive outpatient treatment/partial hospitalization,
- Level III — residential clinically managed/medically monitored intensive inpatient treatment
- Level IV — medically managed intensive inpatient treatment PGTC will be determined by the length of the program:
- 28 days – 59 days = 30 days of PGTC
- 60 days – 90 days = 60 days of PGTC
- 91 days – 180 days = 90 days of PGTC