Stevens House for Adolescents
1320 Parsons Avenue
Columbus, OH
(614) 443-0720
The Stevens House provides 12 young men (ages 13-18) with a structured residential treatment program for alcohol and drug dependency. Program activities are scheduled 7 days per week.
Stevens House offers its young men opportunities for recovery from alcohol and other drug addictions. Our staff strives to create a home atmosphere to encourage healthy relationships and develop appropriate life skills. The program concentrates on teens who may not have sufficient family and/or social support necessary to maintain sobriety.
Residents must be willing to identify themselves as having problems with alcohol and/or other drugs, and must be self-motivated to work on a program for recovery. All admissions are voluntary.
The Program Provides:
- Assessments and Evaluations
- Group Counseling
- Individual Counseling
- 12 Step Work
- Educational Programs
- Vocational Counseling
- Recreational Activities
- Referrals
- Self-Help Programs
- Conflict Resolution
- Diversity Counseling
- Family Counseling
- Independent Living Skills
Education Program:
Our education program encompasses the assessment of individual needs that may have been negatively impacted by the youth's drug or alcohol use. A realistic program of instruction is then developed to assist the resident in meeting their needs and goals. We work with the student's home school district, neighborhood Columbus schools, charter or Life Skills schools, and ECOT computerized learning.
The Length of Treatment:
Services are provided for at least 6 months. Residents will have successfully completed the program when they have maintained sobriety and developed a sober support system.
