Cumberland Heights is a nonprofit treatment center established in 1966, offering comprehensive addiction recovery services on two spacious campuses near Nashville, Tennessee. The adult facility spans 177 acres, while the adolescent program occupies 67 acres, providing ample space for healing and recovery activities. The center specializes in treating alcohol and substance use disorders along with co-occurring mental health conditions through gender-specific and age-appropriate programming. The treatment approach at Cumberland Heights integrates evidence-based methodologies including dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, family systems work, trauma-informed care, and 12-step facilitation. Their continuum of care encompasses detoxification, residential treatment, extended care for adults, and intensive outpatient programs. The facility maintains high standards of care, holding Joint Commission accreditation and distinction as one of Tennessee's first treatment centers to receive American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) level 3.7 certification. Accommodations at Cumberland Heights promote comfort and community healing, with shared bedrooms typically housing two clients per room with a shared bathroom. The center accommodates up to 95 clients across its adult programs. Professional chefs prepare all meals, accommodating various dietary needs and preferences. While personal electronic devices are prohibited to minimize distractions, clients can use a communal payphone during evening hours to maintain contact with loved ones. Cumberland Heights enriches the recovery experience through numerous recreational opportunities including hiking trails, arts and crafts activities, a music room, and a yoga studio. The adolescent program also incorporates day school education. Physical wellness is supported through gender and age-scheduled access to gym facilities and a game room. The expansive grounds feature a softball field, regulation frisbee golf course, full basketball court, climbing wall, and ropes course. Clients also enjoy occasional community outings such as attending hockey and minor league baseball games, creating a balanced approach to recovery that addresses physical, emotional, and social wellbeing.