Shepherd's House in Lexington, Kentucky offers comprehensive recovery services from its central location near the University of Kentucky campus. This nonprofit organization provides men with long-term residential treatment lasting 12-18 months, while offering outpatient programs accessible to both men and women struggling with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health challenges. The residential program follows a thoughtful three-phase approach. During the initial orientation period of 1-4 weeks, men receive supervision while focusing on securing a 12-Step sponsor and finding employment. As clients progress through phases 1 and 2, they gain increasing independence while participating in case management, group therapy, individual counseling, and specialized treatments including EMDR, recreational therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. The final phase transitions clients to transitional living arrangements, with graduate housing options available upon completion. Beyond residential care, Shepherd's House maintains a structured six-month day treatment program requiring 35 weekly hours of participation. This intensive offering incorporates 12-Step groups, process groups, relapse prevention strategies, wellness activities, and individual counseling. Their intensive outpatient program further expands access to care with services including 12-Step work, cognitive behavioral therapy, vocational support, and healthcare guidance. Rooted in its origins as a church-founded initiative, Shepherd's House remains committed to building a thriving community by empowering individuals throughout their recovery journey.