Central Peninsula Behavioral Health Services

Central Peninsula Hospital provides behavioral health services through the Serenity House Treatment Center, which features a 12-bed residential space nestled in a tranquil 40-acre wooded setting located between Kenai and Soldotna, Alaska. This center specializes in delivering intensive care for individuals facing challenges related to substance use along with co-occurring conditions, such as depression and trauma. The treatment encompasses detoxification, residential care, and outpatient support. Serenity House employs a 12-step framework integrated with evidence-based practices to facilitate recovery. Services include individual and family therapy, group sessions, relapse prevention strategies, art therapy, mindfulness practices, and trauma-informed approaches like Seeking Safety. Clients are guided in addressing underlying issues while striving for lasting change. The center features distinctive programs, including a weekly Family Day aimed at equipping family members with skills beneficial for recovery. Following the completion of residential care, individuals have the option to participate in intensive outpatient programs, which provide continued support and help ease the transition into a more independent lifestyle. Their detox program offers a secure environment for individuals undergoing withdrawal before beginning further treatment.

The rehabilitation center specializes in the treatment of substance use disorders alongside related mental health issues. Our individualized treatment approach ensures that both conditions are tackled simultaneously, providing compassionate care that fosters complete recovery.

The rehabilitation center accepts various insurance plans. For confirmation about your specific provider, it’s best to reach out to them directly.