The Salvation Army Midtown Service and Treatment Center

The Salvation Army Midtown Service and Treatment Center in St. Louis, Missouri, offers support to individuals impacted by addiction in a setting that fosters significant transformation and spiritual development. Their new cutting edge 22,500 square foot facility supports their mission of bringing about long lasting positive change in the lives of individuals and communities by treating addiction holistically.

Their method of addiction recovery combines traditional treatment which emphasizes changing lifestyle choices with social, biological and psychological evaluations that aid in creating customized care plans. People have the best chance of long term success, stability and sobriety when a customized and all encompassing treatment program is established.

The facility offers a wide range of services to address every facet of a person. They have upheld their commitment to providing for human needs while collaborating with St. Louis City and County to create a new model for substance abuse services and treatment. They take into account best practices as well as a wider range of customers including those with both private and public health insurance. The ground floor of the new facility has a community room, offices and a neighborhood clinic. Advanced substance abuse treatment is available on the upper two floors.

They treat both male and female clients with substance abuse treatment services. They offer detoxification services in a social setting, withdrawal stabilization, and short term residential treatment. They offer innovative psychotherapeutic approaches based on the most recent evidence based recovery therapies. They have 16 patient beds.

They provide integrated treatment and family education, therapy, and support for dual diagnosis clients. They provide case management and outpatient relapse prevention services to help with housing, health, work and other needs.