Cumberland River Behavioral Health Community Mental Health Center

11/11/2025

11/10/2025

✨Program Spotlight✨
Cumberland River Behavioral Health and the Whitley County Juvenile Court work together in using the Reclaiming Futures treatment model to service ages 12-18 in Whitley, Knox, and Clay Counties. Reclaiming Futures aims to initiate change and improve the quality of alcohol and drug treatment services available to our youth.

Two tracks of treatment are available in the Whitley county area, Track 1 and Track 2.
Track 1 is for youth who have been charged and received a court order to complete juvenile drug court. Track 2 is for all other referrals, including parent, school, community member, and/or court designated worker/specialist.

Participants in both tracks receive an assessment, individualized treatment planning, individual, group or family counseling, peer support services, service coordination, drug screening, referrals for higher level of care if appropriate, and after care services. Track 1 receives additional accountability and consequences from court.

Reclaiming Futures relies heavily on community support, as it is an essential part of the solution to juvenile substance abuse. Communities can mentor, educate, employ, and help youth feel safe.
Reclaiming Futures’ desires to have each youth be assisted in staying free of substance abuse, successfully meet an educational goal, and be a productive member of the community.

Our program is housed in the COPE House in Whitley County. Numerous services and afterschool programming is offered at this site.

Judge Prewitt
Whitley County District Court Judge

Denise Marlett
RF Program Director

Bridgett Rogers
RF Treatment Fellow
Youth Substance Use Treatment Specialist

Stacey Lazurek
RF Targeted Case Manager

Rhonda Collins
COPE House Clinician

Melissa Sewell
RF Program Coordinator
Youth Treatment Coordinator

Numerous community partners, including Whitley County Fiscal Court, DCBS, DJJ, RJ, CEC, Whitley County School System,
Williamsburg Independent, Corbin
Independent and natural helpers

11/08/2025

Cumberland River Behavioral Health had the honor of attending the Hometown Heroes event at Tractor Supply in London, KY. We’re especially thankful for our veterans and first responders and all they do to serve and protect our communities.

11/07/2025

Cumberland River Behavioral Health’s Recovery Services hosted its annual Friendsgiving today in partnership with some amazing community partners. We’d like to extend a special thank you to First Love Church, Corbin Church of the Nazarene, Hope Place, OTG, Frisch’s, Kroger, Walmart, and everyone who came out to support this wonderful event.

11/05/2025

A big thank you to the Knox County Detention Center and Jailer Mary Hammons for welcoming Cumberland River Behavioral Health in to share resources and bring AA literature to the ladies. We appreciate the opportunity to support recovery in our community!

11/03/2025

The Blessing Box at Tradition One Recovery Community Center has been restocked. Please take what you need and leave what you can. 915 North Laurel Rd, London, KY💙💚

11/02/2025

We are honored to announce that RHOAR, our newest women’s residential treatment center, has been named the 2025 Reader’s Choice Award winner for Best Addiction Recovery Facility, chosen by the community in Middlesboro, KY.
This recognition reflects our continued commitment to providing high-quality, compassionate care and empowering women on their journey to recovery. We are grateful for the support and trust of our community.

10/30/2025

With the uncertainty surrounding the government shutdown, we wanted to share a list of local resources and food banks. If you need assistance, please reach out — our team offers case management and will be glad to help in any way we can.💙💚
Contact us at 606-528-7010

10/28/2025

Cumberland River Behavioral Health was happy to once again be part of the pre-release classes at the Whitley and Laurel County Detention Centers. We were grateful for the opportunity to go inside and provide valuable resources to those preparing for reentry.

10/28/2025

Help for those who need it.

10/28/2025

Reclaiming Futures Annual Co****le Tournament was a huge success! This amazing event helped collect donations to provide food for Thanksgiving and Christmas meals for families in need.
We appreciate everyone who showed up and supported — especially Judge Cathy Prewitt for all she does to make a difference in our community.