The Crossroads Center

The Crossroads Center is a full service non-profit behavioral healthcare agency providing services within the Hamilton County and Greater Cincinnati area.

Chaney Allen Women’s Continuum of Care

Our Chaney Allen Women’s Continuum of Care Program is a safe haven for women living with substance abuse, providing services in a 24-Hour residential setting structured to provide a continuum of care and includes change court.

Adult Residential Care (ARC)

Our Adult Residential Care Program is a co-ed residential program providing a wide continuum of services and support of the recovery process including Mental Health Court, Short-term Rehabilitation and Intensive Outpatient therapy.

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Medication Treatment

Admission Criteria

Adult men and women, 18 or older
Addicted to narcotics
Medically able to tolerate treatment
Substance abuse or dependency
Not requiring detoxification

General Outpatient

Admission Criteria

Adult men and women, 18 or older
Substance abuse or dependency
Not requiring detoxification
Adults exhibiting symptoms of alcohol/drug abuse or history of abuse

Adolescent Programs

Admission Criteria

Adolescents 12 to 17 years old
Resident of Hamilton County, Ohio
Exhibiting symptoms or risk of substance abuse
Exhibiting aggressive behavior
Experiencing a family member’s substance abuse
Experiencing school performance problems
Experiencing legal problems

"This program has changed my life. My relations with my wife and my sons have changed for the better.. We spend quality time together and I no longer come home smelling like alcohol. I enjoy my life now. I love my sober life."

- Rick B.

‍"My sobriety date is Feb. 10th 2015. I wouldn’t have gotten this far without the doctors and counselors at Crossroads. When I walked in the doors of Crossroads everything I owned fit in a Kroger’s bag. I was hopeless and defeated. I wanted to leave my first night there, but my talk with Ms. Shaw encouraged me to stay. She got me a voucher for clothing and shoes. She also gave me the strength to call my mom, who I hadn’t spoken with for a year. My mom has since been my number one supporter. The groups I went to during my stay at Crossroads taught me how to forgive and love myself. They gave me the tools I needed to live in the world without using drugs. My life is by no means perfect, but I can feel my emotions and feelings with using. I’m a 51 yr. old grandmother who can now enjoy her grandchildren. Life is good. Thank you Crossroads."

- Christine W.

"I… would like to say express my gratitude by saying that I completed Chaney Allen’s program for sixty-three days as a resident and also sixty-three days as an outpatient client. ….while exiting the program, I was homeless and was blessed to reside at the Kemper House until I obtained housing after fifty-nine days. During this time I participated in therapy which in fact greatly helped me focus upon my recovery journey. I would like to say kudos to each & everyone that has extended a helping hand to the present upon a successful recovery journey as I attend two or three meetings daily and receiving my one year medallion April 17th, 2019. In conclusion I am holding 380 days clean as of today."

- Michelle F.

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