Lydia's House, located in Benham, Kentucky.
Lydia’s House is a residential treatment center for women suffering from addiction located in Benham, Kentucky, near the foot of Black Mountain.
The tranquil community of Benham is in the southeast corner of Kentucky, in Harlan County.
The Benham Schoolhouse Inn was built in 1926 by the International Harvester Company as the school for coal camp children. Since that time, the town has worked to preserve its history, turning it into an inn.
At ARC, we are leading the way when it comes to combining drug treatment and vocational training that results in second-chance employment. We believe the solution to the nation’s workforce issues is lying dormant in the lives of those struggling with a substance use disorder. ARC’s Crisis to Career approach allows those suffering from substance use disorders to reenter the workforce and live flourishing lives.
The treatment program is holistic with CARF-accredited clinical programs, medical services directed by an addictionologist, a Christ-centered spiritual emphasis that includes the 12 steps and chaplaincy care, and a broadening scope of vocational training opportunities for clients.
Services Offered:
- Assessment and evaluation
- Medical stabilization
- Residential care
- Group therapy
- Educational lectures
- Integrated mental health services for co-occurring disorders
- Wellness activities
- Spiritual care services
- Medical stabilization
- Residential care
- Group therapy
- Educational lectures
- Integrated mental health services for co-occurring disorders
- Wellness activities
We accept Kentucky Medicaid plans
