Reach One Recovery Services, LLC
Purpose Driven Recovery • Cincinnati, Ohio
Evidence-based care that meets you where you are — not where you “should” be.
If you’re tired of feeling stuck in cycles of use, shame, and starting over, Reach One offers structured support, real accountability, and a team that sees you as a whole person — not just a diagnosis.
- Intensive Outpatient (IOP) for substance use & co-occurring mental health
- Standard Outpatient counseling and relapse-prevention
- Individual therapy, case management & peer support
- In-person and telehealth options
You are not your worst day.
Many of our clients come to us feeling exhausted — from court, from family pressure, from probation, from their own promises to “do better next time.” You may be scared that treatment won’t work, or that you’ll be judged for what you’ve done.
At Reach One, we start with this assumption: whatever you’ve been doing has been your best attempt to survive with the tools you had. Our work together is to help you build better tools — emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and practically.
A calm, structured place to think clearly again.
Whether you’re stepping down from residential treatment, or this is your first formal program, we’ll work with you to build a plan that fits your level of risk, responsibility, and readiness.
- Non-shaming, collaborative conversations about your use and your life
- Clear expectations about attendance, drug testing, and program rules
- Support with practical barriers: transportation, appointments, housing resources
- Space to talk about grief, trauma, anger, and shame without being shut down
Our core services
Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) services are designed to flex with your life — enough structure to make change real, with enough breathing room to keep working, parenting, and showing up in your world.
Structured support, several days a week
IOP is ideal if you need more than once-a-week counseling, but you also need to keep working or caring for family. We focus on cravings, triggers, relapse-prevention, and rebuilding routines that actually work in real life.
Weekly or bi-weekly counseling & groups
Outpatient is for people building stability or maintaining gains. We work on anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and the day-to-day stress that can fuel substance use.
1:1 space to unpack what’s underneath the use
Sometimes you need a private, consistent space to talk through trauma, relationships, and patterns that keep repeating. Individual sessions are built into IOP and available as stand-alone services where appropriate.
Real-world help from people who get it
Our team helps you navigate systems — court, children’s services, SSI/benefits, medical care — so you’re not fighting this alone. Peer supporters bring lived experience to walk alongside you as you rebuild.
Is Reach One right for me?
You don’t have to be “perfectly ready” to start. We work with people at different stages of change — from “I’m only here because of court” to “I’m ready to do whatever it takes.”
- Using more than you want to, even after promising yourself you’d cut back
- Have legal or child welfare involvement tied to your substance use
- Have tried to stop on your own and keep sliding back
- You’re carrying trauma, loss, or depression that makes day-to-day life feel like too much
- You’re anxious, restless, or numb, and substances seem like the only “off switch”
- You’re worried that “just quitting” won’t be enough without deeper work
- You want to show up differently for your kids, partner, or parents
- You’re serious about making changes but don’t know where to start
- You want a team that can talk about jobs, housing, and purpose — not just symptoms
What IOP & outpatient actually look like week-to-week
We don’t expect you to guess what you’re signing up for. Here’s a straightforward view of how the process works from first contact to ongoing care.
1. Confidential assessment
We gather your story, your goals, and your current risks. We’ll also ask about mental health, physical health, legal issues, and supports so we can recommend the right level of care.
2. Individualized service plan
Together, we identify clear, realistic goals — from “stay out of jail” to “repair relationship with my kids” to “stay sober for 90 days.” Your plan is written in plain language, not jargon.
3. Weekly rhythm
Depending on your level of care, you’ll attend groups and/or individual sessions on set days, with check-ins around cravings, mood, and stress. Drug screens are done as clinically indicated.
4. Real-world problem-solving
Case management and peer support help you with housing, employment leads, court requirements, transportation, and connection to other community supports.
5. Step-down & ongoing support
As you stabilize, you may move from IOP to Outpatient, to aftercare and alumni connections. The goal is not just graduation, but building a life that makes relapse less likely.
We intentionally use real-life imagery — not cartoons — to reflect the weight and dignity of what you’re facing, and the hope that’s available.
Your next step doesn’t have to be dramatic — just honest.
You don’t have to “have it all together” to start. You just have to be willing to tell the truth about where you are, and let us help you figure out what comes next.
Three simple ways to get started
- Complete the online Client Inquiry Form (below) — our team will review it and contact you.
- Call us: Speak directly with a staff member, ask questions, and schedule an assessment.
- Have a provider refer you: We coordinate with hospitals, residential programs, and justice partners.
Client Inquiry Form
Complete this secure form to share basic information about yourself or the person you’re referring. A Reach One staff member will follow up with you as soon as possible.
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