Woodlands Grove Recovery Campus in Van Wert, Ohio, provides comprehensive, evidence-based care for individuals seeking recovery from substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Nestled on 44 acres of natural beauty, the campus offers a serene, healing environment designed to support the whole person. The facility’s continuum of care includes medical detox, inpatient and long-term residential programs, partial hospitalization, and medication-assisted treatment, ensuring that every stage of recovery is guided by expert clinicians and individualized treatment plans. Patients benefit from personalized therapy, holistic wellness activities, and experiential approaches that combine nature-based programming with evidence-backed therapeutic modalities.
The campus specializes in dual diagnosis care, supporting individuals with co-occurring disorders such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, schizophrenia, eating disorders, and ADHD. Treatment combines individual and group therapies, family engagement, behavioral interventions, and psychosocial treatments with comprehensive medication management when needed. Woodlands Grove emphasizes long-term recovery through aftercare planning, life skills development, and access to outpatient support. With a multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, master’s-level therapists, and behavioral health technicians, the campus ensures continuity of care from detox through discharge. Residents enjoy residential cottages, fitness and wellness programming, creative and outdoor therapies, and nourishing meals, fostering an environment where recovery is sustainable, holistic, and connected to real-life skills.
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One of the best of the best agencies out there. They offer so many services for clients, and overall, the folks that work at Marsh have a truly good and pure heart for the hurting, the orphans, the oppressed, and those who have been rejected by their families and society overall.