We transform lives, giving hope and healing to those affected by alcohol or drug addiction. Cumberland Heights is more than a campus, it's a community. Whether you're seeking recovery on our beautiful 177-acre campus on the banks of the Cumberland River, attending one of our 15 Outpatient Recovery Centers, or you're a loved one of a teen enrolled in our premier adolescent facility, ARCH Academy, you are part of Cumberland Heights.
Our dedicated staff will walk with you every step of the way on your journey, helping you rewrite your story - a story of hope, healing, and happiness. Cumberland Heights' 2021 Breakfast of Champions will benefit our 67-acre treatment center for teen boys, ARCH Academy. Produced by our Research Institute, the Annual Outcome Report highlights key findings observed across our health system.
Our dedicated staff will walk with you every step of the way on your journey, helping you rewrite your story - a story of hope, healing, and happiness. Cumberland Heights' 2021 Breakfast of Champions will benefit our 67-acre treatment center for teen boys, ARCH Academy. Produced by our Research Institute, the Annual Outcome Report highlights key findings observed across our health system.
Services
As a non profit organization that has provided services since 1966, Cumberland Heights prides itself on being a treatment center steeped in tradition while also taking on cutting-edge practices such as predictive analytics and feedback-informed treatment. You deserve the highest quality of treatment available, and you will receive it if you come to Cumberland Heights.
Cumberland Heights began treating individuals affected by addiction in 1966. At that time there were very few options in the southeast for treatment, as substance abuse was still viewed at as a moral failing rather than a disease. In 1965, Nashville businessman Robert Crichton, Sr. traveled many miles from his home to receive treatment for alcoholism.
As a non-profit addiction treatment center, we rely on generous donations from people like you to save lives. Together we can provide hope and healing for those struggling and their families. Thank you for your generous support to the Cumberland Heights Family.
Whether you're supporting someone battling addiction who may not otherwise be able to afford it, sending an honor or memorial gift in gratitude or remembrance of a loved one, giving to provide program needs, or simply helping us keep up our grounds you're making a difference in the recovery community.Thank you for providing hope and healing to struggling families through steadfast and state-of-the-art treatment at Cumberland Heights.
Whether you're supporting someone battling addiction who may not otherwise be able to afford it, sending an honor or memorial gift in gratitude or remembrance of a loved one, giving to provide program needs, or simply helping us keep up our grounds you're making a difference in the recovery community.Thank you for providing hope and healing to struggling families through steadfast and state-of-the-art treatment at Cumberland Heights.
The Language of Substance Use and Recovery: Novel Use of the Go/No-Go Association Task to Measure Implicit Bias. Health communication, 1-7. Our programs include a range of levels of care and age- and gender-specific tracks to meet the unique needs of different types of clients. To learn more, please call 800-646-9998.
If someone you love is struggling with substance abuse, you may wonder what you can do to help them. Here are the first steps. Addiction has devastating effects on individuals, families, friends, loved ones and communities. As a loved one reaching out for help, you have likely suffered from many of these effects - heartbreak, frustration, hopelessness and despair.
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D. Belew
Oct 13, 2021
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I don't know how I got so lucky to find Cumberland Heights. All of the staff, from medical to the counselors in every area were all fantastic. They work with you as an individual and they are still always willing to talk, even a few years later. HIGHLY recommended as they treat the entire person and family. Also, the food is OUTSTANDING! I will never be able to thank them enough for what they did for me.
Rebecca Shelton
Oct 04, 2021
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I promise None of Cumberland Heights staff treat you like a criminal, I went there in 2003 and they are very loving and kind . They truly care , how many rehabs would spend this much on ppl and money to help each and every patient to succeed. 5 star restaurant, criminal really. Love all the staff. And there really there for people that want help , I didn't have the money or the medical to stay and they begged me to stay , free of charge. And it is still sàme owner to my knowledge.
James Maruca
May 15, 2021
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Buffy Monday
Apr 03, 2021
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This place saved my life! If an addict is willing to surrender to a new way of life, this is the place to start. It’s 12-step based and helps you find spirituality which is what we loose when we surrender to drugs and alcohol. They teach you how to live life again through structure. Some people have a problem with rules but there has got to be rules to keep everyone safe. Time flies cause you are so busy and before you know it you are completing the program. I encourage one to keep an open mind and heart in this process it’s a MUST in order for it to be successful for you. I didn’t always
Kristi Tinin-Hodge
Mar 13, 2021
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I wish I could give this campus more than 5 stars. My son was in treatment there, and it was a phenomenal experience. I can't say my son will remain sober just because he went to rehab (which is something this place taught us all), BUT, what I can say is that the care he received and the tools and skills we all took away were life altering in the best possible way. From the environment, to the campus, to the staff, chapel services, aftercare, right down to the food, it was a positive experience that brought peace and education during such a horrible time in our lives. We still feel like family
Mary Edwards
Feb 05, 2020
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After going cold turkey and relapsing repeatedly over the last 8 years, I knew that I needed help. Thank God my Dr referred me to Cumberland Heights. Was barely able to walk in on my own. Honestly feeling as if my life was going to end. From beginning to end, CH was phenomenal. The medical staff, CA's, RA's, RCA's, everyone was so kind and caring. They don't just get you sober they show you how to stay sober. Wonderful facilities. The food was incredible. Beautiful surroundings. You really get a sense of peace. My Recovery Care Advocate calls me regularly just to check in and I call her. They truly
Willie Robertson
Jan 31, 2020
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I never in my field of dreams thought I was an addict, nevertheless becoming one. I had a very very expensive pill habit that took my successful car business and almost my family and home. I tried Mirror lake twice and was unsuccessful at staying sober. The first time I was at mirror lake I stayed for two days and went AMA and the second time they wouldn’t cater to my Islamic beliefs. My wife got me into Cumberland Heights, not only do they cater to my religious beliefs they also cater to my wife and kids whom I destroyed severely. Today I’m 32 months clean and have a successful business. By
Brandon Backe
Jan 16, 2020
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I enrolled in the 30 day program at Cumberland Heights back in 2005 for opioids. If you can afford it I highly recommend Cumberland Heights. The detox staff was great and kept me comfortable. Food was out of this world. Most importantly the counselors were very helpful getting me started in sobriety. Unfortunately I relapsed 6months after I left but would definitely return.
Jon Wagenman
Nov 29, 2019
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Jaime Gibbons
Jul 07, 2017
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I was a patient at Cumberland Heights in 2003 and have stayed involved and connected to staff and alumni for almost 15 years. I served as a volunteer for 5 years and then became an employee. While inpatient at Cumberland Heights, I was educated on the concept of addiction as a disease, introduced to 12 step recovery options and given excellent clinical care. The tools I was given while a patient helped me start my recovery with a strong foundation, gave me the dedication to finish my college degree, allowed me to repair and strengthen my family relationships and soon those tools will help me as
