The Recovery Council - Johnson House is a mental health treatment facility serving Waverly and the surrounding Ohio area. The facility provides specialized care tailored to meet the unique needs of each client.
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The Recovery Council - Johnson House, located at 196 East Emmitt Avenue, Waverly, Ohio 45690, is a residential recovery and behavioral health facility operated by Pike County Recovery Council, a nonprofit treatment provider accredited by CARF (The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities). Designed specifically to support adult women, Johnson House delivers structured, integrated care for individuals navigating substance use disorders and co‑occurring mental health challenges. The program emphasizes comprehensive evaluation, coordinated case management, and personalized treatment planning in a safe and supportive residential setting.
At Johnson House, residents engage in a continuum of care that includes residential treatment with 24/7 support, day treatment activities to reinforce skills and recovery behaviors, and therapeutic interventions focused on building coping strategies and emotional stability. Services are aligned with evidence‑based practices, including individual and group therapy, psychoeducation, and recovery support, helping clients make meaningful progress toward long‑term wellness. The facility operates as part of a broader recovery network that collaborates with community organizations and support services to ensure continuity of care and support beyond residency.