Sanibel House offers comprehensive addiction treatment in a historic 1847 Italian antebellum home in Catlettsburg, Kentucky. This CARF-accredited facility specializes in detoxification and residential care for substance use disorders, combining clinical excellence with a Christian-centered approach. Under the guidance of an addictionologist, their holistic program addresses the mind, body, and spirit through a structured four-phase recovery journey. Upon arrival, clients receive thorough physical and mental assessments to create personalized treatment plans. The initial phase includes medically supervised detoxification with medication-assisted treatment available when appropriate. The residential program features evidence-based individual and group counseling, where clients work to identify triggers and develop healthy coping mechanisms. Spiritual support is integrated through chaplaincy care and access to 12-Step meetings including AA, NA, and Celebrate Recovery. As clients progress through treatment, they benefit from peer support and practical preparation for reintegration into work and educational environments. Sanibel House distinguishes itself with its vocational training component, culminating in a Health and Human Services certificate from Sullivan University. This credential can be applied toward Sullivan's associate or bachelor's degree programs, providing a pathway to continued education. For those requiring ongoing support, Sanibel House offers intensive outpatient care with sober living options, creating a seamless continuum of care with increasing independence.