All Together Recovery

11/09/2025

Our clients attended a special service for Veterans and a concert by Kelly Crab and the Bowling Sisters at Danville Church of God this morning.

“Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.”~ Psalm 34:8

11/09/2025

The Heal Together Counseling Center Clinical Team provides counseling and support for individuals in our IOP and OP programs.

Kevin Peel, TCM, Staci Hardwick, LPCC-S, Clinical Supervisor, Fallon Carnes, LCSW Clinical Program Director, Tim Carmen, LPCC-S, Clinician, and Jessica Grooms, LPCA, Telehealth (not pictured).

11/09/2025

Heal Together Counseling Center’s office manager, Terina Berry was on the Joe Show on Friday talking about our Free Fall community giveaway.

Our outpatient center in Danville has lots of new clothes and household items for anyone to help themselves to on Friday, November 14, 10 am-1 pm. * Free hot chocolate, sweet treats, HIV testing and Narcan available as well.

To find out more about Friday or to explore your options for IOP or OP program at Heal Together Counseling Center , call 859-347- 9891.

11/08/2025

Terry and Pete brought the guys to a 🌶️Chili Cook Off at Recovery Roadhouse today! Chili, pimento cheese sandwiches and carrot cake!

11/08/2025

A brotherhood reminds you that you are not alone. Join the men at All Together Recovery and find recovery support from those who understand.

Ky Medicaid, commercial insurances, UNITE and KORE accepted. If you don’t have insurance, call us! Transportation is available.
Call 859-353-0321 today.

11/08/2025

11/07/2025

🎓 Congratulations to today’s graduate of our residential program! Recovery happens when we heal together. We believe in you. You've got this!

11/07/2025

Hello, my name is Jacob. I’ve been in the madness for 22 years of my 34 years on this earth. I started doing drugs and drinking at a young age. I used to party heavy and nonstop. I used to think drinking after a hard day’s work was like a reward. I also drank to celebrate. I drank when I was sad, then by the end, I had to wake up and start drinking just to get my shaking to go away.

I was in a car accident with my father and we had been drinking that day and smoking ma*****na when I lost control of the truck. We rolled four times and I lost my dad in the process. That’s the day my drinking went from bad to worse. I used to drink two fifths a day on top of all the drugs I was doing. I was really trying to kill myself either by drinking myself to death or just overdosing to make my heart explode.

I got myself into a lil bit of trouble with the law and ended up in drug court where they sent me to All Together Recovery. At first I was a “fake it to make it” guy. I was court ordered and I didn’t care what they had to say or made me do. Then, one day I said to hell with it and gave it a chance.

The workers at ATR actually cared about me and helped me see what I was doing to myself by sharing their past and all the things they’ve done. They explained to me why I was doing what I was doing after I opened up and told them all the bad things that’s happened to me and the things I’ve done. People like Nick, Drake, Joey, Wisecarver, and Tosha really care for you and they get to know you like their family. I cannot thank ATR enough for helping me see what I was doing to myself and my loved ones with all my drug abuse and alcoholism.

Sincerely,
Jacob King

11/06/2025

Tune into Hometown Live Radio tomorrow morning at 9:10 am to catch Terina on The Joe Show!!

Tomorrow! Nov. 9 at 9:10 am our Office Manager, Terina Berry will be on The Joe Show, on WHIR. Watch the interview on Hometown Live Radio or listen on their website or on the radio.

Terina will be sharing about our 🍁Free Community Giveaway of clothes and household items on Nov. 14. 10am-1 pm and all about Heal Together Counseling Center and the services we provide.

11/06/2025

We are not powerless.
We never were.
Change your life focusing on your strengths with the Trait-Based Recovery Model at All Together Recovery.

They lied to us.
They told us we were powerless.

And yes, we were powerless over addiction. Yes, we were powerless over life’s circumstances.

But they forgot one thing, and that’s this - Attention.

When we turn our attention away from the noise of the world, away from our desires, our compulsions, our obsessions, and instead focus on what makes us human, our traits awaken.

They mobilize.
They grow.
They empower us.

We are not powerless.
We never were.

There’s a new way forward, one that begins not in powerlessness,
but in strength.

Start from Strength.

11/06/2025

One of the many ways the men at ATR receive support is by connecting them with Wayspring for personalized support and essential resources. Their first connection happens while they are at ATR.

Wayspring helps the men with access to mobile phones, food, housing, employment, bikes to get to work, legal assistance, and much more on their recovery journey.

11/05/2025

Becky Rhodus is set up at the Kentucky Counseling Association (KCA) Fall Conference that is happening at the Marriott East in Louisville, Nov. 5-7. We are excited to be here! Lynnsey Vandeventer, CEO and Nick Rhodus, Executive Director of ATR will be presenting tomorrow!