We provide intensive, caring treatment for the patient and his/her family at FHC Cumberland Hall in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. Specialized treatment is available through many distinct programs that serve children, youth, ages four and above, and adults. Treatment is provided by an interdisciplinary team consisting of licensed psychiatrists, social workers, therapists, nurses, activities therapists and mental health technicians.

Acute Programming

The Rainbow Unit serves children 4-12 years of age suffering from psychological and behavioral problems. Children participate in a highly structured treatment program that provides education, recreation and therapy.

The Adolescent Unit provides treatment to male and female adolescents ages 13-17 who suffer from varied diagnoses including depression, suicidal contemplation, aggressive and destructive behaviors and ADHD. This program encourages self- esteem, development of new coping skills, and independence through educational instruction, activities therapy and counseling.

The Adult Treatment Program offers adults a supportive, encouraging environment for the treatment of emotional and psychological problems including depression, anxiety, bi-polar and post-traumatic stress disorders. We teach patients coping skills that allow them to return home and to work quickly and successfully.

Substance Abuse Treatment

YES (Youth Empowered for Sobriety Treatment Program) treats male and female youth ages 12-17 for alcohol and/or substance abuse addiction

Clean and Serene Adult program offers adults dealing with chemical dependency issues inpatient treatment in our 10-bed inpatient unit.  The program can be individualized to provide treatment based on the client’s needs in regards to length of stay and treatment focus.  This program offers groups for the patient and family that focus on educating them about addiction, as well as links the patient with the appropriate community resources that are available upon discharge.

Residential Treatment

Sivley House provides treatment in a residential setting to male youth ages 12 to 17. The program's goal is to allow the resident to return to home, school and community by helping identify the problems, developing a treatment plan, and staying on course to help achieve set goals.

Outpatient Services

Adult Chemical Dependency Intensive Outpatient Program - New Directions 
Adult patients with chemical dependency issues are able to participate in this program that meets four evenings per week as well as Saturday for family educational sessions. The focus is on maintaining sobriety while assisting the patient in developing the necessary skills for accessing available support resources and making the lifestyle changes required to succeed in the recovery process. While participating in treatment, the patient is able to continue to work or attend school, minimizing the disruption to everyday family life.