WOMEN’S OUTPATIENT ADDICTION TREATMENT DUBLIN, OHIO

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MEET DOVEA closer look at care at Dove.

Starting treatment comes with questions. Our Dublin team supports women from the Columbus area through outpatient addiction treatment and care for co-occurring mental-health concerns. We can listen, explain your options, and help you take the next step.

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Insurance & coverage

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Most Insurances Accepted

Most insurance companies will cover all or a portion of the costs associated with substance abuse treatment for women. Verify your insurance and determine the coverage available.

TREATMENT OPTIONS

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level of care.

An individual assessment helps us recommend the right level of support.

Dove treats substance use alongside co-occurring mental-health concerns, with a plan based on your individual needs.

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ROOTED IN OHIO

Meet Dove in Dublin.

Women’s outpatient care in the Columbus area. Get to know our setting, our approach, and the people you can turn to with questions.

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Dublin

SERVING THE COLUMBUS AREA

6770 Avery-Muirfield Drive · Dublin, OH 43017

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A place to begin

CARE BUILT AROUND WOMEN’S LIVES

Your questions are a good starting point.

Work, family, health, and past experiences can shape what support looks like. An assessment helps us understand the person behind those needs.

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Program recommendations, schedules, and insurance benefits are reviewed individually.

INSURANCE & ADMISSIONS

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comes next.

Our team can review your benefits, check network status, and explain authorization requirements and potential costs.

Questions about your coverage are welcome. Have your insurance information ready when you contact our team.

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Verification does not guarantee coverage, payment, or admission. Benefits vary by plan, service, and location.

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Start a conversation

Tell us what’s happening. Ask the questions on your mind.

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Understand your options

Discuss assessment, insurance, location, and the support you may need.

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Plan your next step

Know what the recommended program involves and how to get started.

IN THEIR OWN WORDS

Faces of hope.
Stories of recovery.

A personal look at treatment, support, and the next chapter. Hear the experiences behind the stories.

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Individual experiences are personal and do not guarantee treatment outcomes.

These are the faces of self-worth

A DOVE RECOVERY PUBLICATION

TheDoveJournal

Perspectives on treatment, mental health, and life in recovery.

SELECTED FROM THE DOVE JOURNAL

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A curated selection from Dove’s existing articles. Publication dates are shown; this is not an automatically updated feed.

Around Dublin & Columbus · A Dove Journal department

A Brighter World

Good things are happening close to home. Stories of kindness, creativity and possibility from Dublin, Columbus and Central Ohio.

Dublin & Columbus edition · New selections October 5, 2026

Symbolic editorial illustration of an open book and a sunlit doorway; not a portrait of Andre Roberts.

Dublin · Central Ohio

The Dublin Kid Who Stopped Hiding

Dublin Coffman graduate Andre Roberts was diagnosed with alopecia at eight. Now an Ohio State soccer captain, he is using his experience to help younger children feel comfortable in their own skin—a local story about confidence, identity and the difference a role model can make.

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Symbolic editorial illustration · Community reporting

Symbolic editorial illustration of people enjoying an outdoor path; not a depiction of a Dublin city event.

Dublin · Central Ohio

Dublin’s New Kind of Town Hall Starts With a Walk

Dublin’s Walk With Your City initiative invites residents to join city representatives for informal neighborhood walks. Families are welcome. With no podium between them, neighbors can ask questions, share ideas and talk about the streets and parks they are walking through.

Read the original City of Dublin story ↗Selected

Symbolic editorial illustration · Community reporting

Columbus

Barbara Fant returns with room for new voices

Writing helped Barbara Fant process grief after losing her mother as a teenager. Now the poet has returned to Columbus as executive director of Thurber House. In a Matter News interview, she describes wanting more people to discover its programs and find room for their own voices—a new chapter grounded in her experience of what creative expression can mean.

Read Barbara’s story at Matter News ↗

Editorial illustration · A new chapter

Hilliard · Central Ohio

Hilliard plans more room for nature

Hilliard has proposed transferring 333 acres to Metro Parks to expand Homestead Metro Park and protect land in the Big Darby watershed. The city’s September 14 announcement describes future prairie, wetlands and possible nature trails, with council approval expected September 28. The plan offers a longer view of growth: keeping space for habitat and everyday time outdoors.

Read Hilliard’s park expansion plan ↗

Editorial illustration · Room for nature

Linden · Columbus

Neighborhood pride becomes something young people can do

Ralph Carter started WE ARE LINDEN with a neighborhood block party in 2015. Today, the organization describes year-round mentoring, youth activities and community service. Young people join cleanups, share local resources and build life skills through its ambassador initiative. The work offers concrete ways to take part in neighborhood life, with encouragement and recognition along the way.

Explore WE ARE LINDEN’s community work ↗Community spotlight

Editorial illustration · Neighborhood belonging

Ohio State · Columbus

Carson Hinzman lends a hand beyond the field

Ohio State lineman Carson Hinzman has helped farmers clean up after storms, bringing teammates when he can. Raised on a family farm, he is also building the Grit & Grain Foundation with his father, Jon, to support young people from rural and blue-collar communities. His university profile connects the work of football, farming and showing up when neighbors need help.

Read Carson’s story at Ohio State News ↗

Editorial illustration · Service and community

Worthington · Greater Columbus

A conversation about light becomes a shared exhibition

Curated by Loren Bucek, Chasing the Light: Artists Speak brings artists together around the many meanings of light. The McConnell Arts Center lists the exhibition for September 24 through November 12. A companion presentation includes work from 475 Wilson Hill Elementary students, extending the invitation across generations through painting, writing, movement and other forms of creative expression.

Explore the exhibition at McConnell Arts Center ↗

Editorial illustration · Creative possibility

North Columbus

A neighbor makes space for recovery stories

North Columbus resident Tosha Waldrop shared her recovery story in a September 20 WSYX segment during National Recovery Month. She appeared alongside Boulder Care peer recovery specialist Crystal Walter. The short report centers hope and support from others. Her willingness to speak publicly makes recovery part of the stories neighbors can hear about their own community.

See Tosha’s story at WSYX ↗

Editorial illustration · Hope and connection

9 stories

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Independent stories, selected and summarized from the linked sources—not interviews by the Journal. Dates describe the linked report or stated event. Symbolic editorial illustrations do not depict the people or places reported. This is a curated collection, not a live news feed.

THE READING ROOM · BOOKS & IDEAS

A little room for a new perspective.

25 books on recovery, mental health and the people we love. Browse at your own pace.

Dopamine Nation book cover

Understanding addiction

Dopamine Nation

Anna Lembke

Explores pleasure, reward, and compulsive behavior through clinical stories. Lembke considers why rewarding experiences can become difficult to control, offering a starting point for reflection on cravings and everyday habits.

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Unbroken Brain book cover

Understanding addiction

Unbroken Brain

Maia Szalavitz

Combines addiction research with the author’s recovery story, examining learning, development, and social context. Its perspective invites people in recovery and their families to consider experiences beyond blame or moral judgment.

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Beyond Addiction book cover

Building recovery and supporting a loved one

Beyond Addiction

Jeffrey Foote, Carrie Wilkens, Nicole Kosanke, and Stephanie Higgs

Explores constructive communication, kindness, and ways families can encourage change. Written for loved ones, it considers practical alternatives to confrontation and the assumption that someone must reach rock bottom before receiving support.

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The Happiness Trap book cover

Mental health and practical emotional skills

The Happiness Trap

Russ Harris

Introduces acceptance and commitment therapy through ways of responding to difficult thoughts and feelings while acting on personal values. Harris explores a meaningful life without making constant positive thinking the goal.

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The Upward Spiral book cover

Mental health and practical emotional skills

The Upward Spiral

Alex Korb

Connects depression with patterns involving sleep, movement, thinking, and relationships. Korb’s discussion of small, manageable changes offers readers a way to explore everyday routines without attempting to overhaul their lives at once.

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Wherever You Go, There You Are book cover

Mindfulness, acceptance, and working with anxiety

Wherever You Go, There You Are

Jon Kabat-Zinn

Introduces mindful awareness through ordinary moments and daily experience. Its reflective approach offers an entry point for readers curious about mindfulness who prefer short explorations and observation to a technical workbook.

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In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts book cover

Understanding addiction

In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts

Gabor Maté

A story-driven examination of addiction, emotional pain, trauma, and social circumstances. Maté presents a trauma-centered perspective that readers can explore alongside other explanations of addiction and individual experiences of recovery.

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This Naked Mind book cover

Understanding addiction

This Naked Mind

Annie Grace

Examines beliefs, habits, and cultural messages surrounding alcohol. Its conversational approach offers material for readers questioning their relationship with drinking, including those who do not connect with traditional recovery language.

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Alcoholics Anonymous (The Big Book) book cover

Understanding addiction

Alcoholics Anonymous (The Big Book)

Alcoholics Anonymous

The foundational Alcoholics Anonymous text introduces the Twelve Steps alongside personal recovery stories. Its spiritual framework provides context for readers exploring AA or seeking to understand the program’s approach to recovery.

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Building recovery and supporting a loved one

SMART Recovery Participant Handbook

SMART Recovery

An exercise-based resource organized around motivation, coping with urges, managing thoughts and emotions, and building a balanced life. It introduces SMART Recovery’s tools for readers interested in a structured, self-management approach.

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The Mindfulness Workbook for Addiction book cover

Building recovery and supporting a loved one

The Mindfulness Workbook for Addiction

Rebecca E. Williams and Julie S. Kraft

Connects mindfulness with the grief, stress, and anger that can accompany addictive behavior. Practical exercises invite readers to explore emotional coping skills and bring mindful attention into their recovery routines.

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The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober book cover

Building recovery and supporting a loved one

The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober

Catherine Gray

Blends personal experience and practical reflections on alcohol-free living. Gray uses humor and warmth to explore what sobriety can offer, including everyday enjoyment, for readers wondering how life might change without drinking.

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Beautiful Boy book cover

Building recovery and supporting a loved one

Beautiful Boy

David Sheff

A father’s account of his son’s addiction and its effects on their family. The memoir explores fear, uncertainty, and hope, offering a personal perspective on loving someone through difficult periods.

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Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy book cover

Mental health and practical emotional skills

Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy

David D. Burns

Introduces cognitive therapy and tools for examining patterns of thought associated with depression, self-criticism, and low self-esteem. Its practical focus invites readers to notice and question harsh or unhelpful interpretations.

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Mind Over Mood book cover

Mental health and practical emotional skills

Mind Over Mood

Dennis Greenberger and Christine A. Padesky

A structured cognitive behavioral therapy workbook exploring connections among situations, thoughts, emotions, and behavior. Worksheets and examples give readers a step-by-step format for practicing skills and reflecting on their experiences.

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The Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook book cover

Mental health and practical emotional skills

The Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook

Matthew McKay, Jeffrey C. Wood, and Jeffrey Brantley

Offers exercises in mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and effective communication. Its structured format introduces dialectical behavior therapy skills for readers interested in understanding intense emotions and practicing different responses in relationships.

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The Body Keeps the Score book cover

Trauma, self-compassion, and rebuilding meaning

The Body Keeps the Score

Bessel van der Kolk

Explores trauma’s effects on the mind and body and discusses approaches to healing. This is background reading for understanding traumatic stress, with perspectives to discuss further rather than a personal treatment plan.

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Trauma and Recovery audiobook-edition cover

Trauma, self-compassion, and rebuilding meaning

Trauma and Recovery

Judith Lewis Herman

Examines trauma in relation to violence, personal relationships, and wider social circumstances. Herman’s substantial discussion offers deeper background for readers exploring traumatic experiences and the processes involved in rebuilding safety and connection.

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Self-Compassion book cover

Trauma, self-compassion, and rebuilding meaning

Self-Compassion

Kristin Neff

Explores responding to mistakes, suffering, and perceived inadequacy with kindness. Neff considers an alternative to relentless self-criticism, offering readers language for reflecting on shame, perfectionism, and the way they speak to themselves.

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Maybe You Should Talk to Someone book cover

Trauma, self-compassion, and rebuilding meaning

Maybe You Should Talk to Someone

Lori Gottlieb

A psychotherapist writes about working with patients and becoming a patient herself. Humor, vulnerability, and personal stories offer a human view of counseling for readers curious about what therapy can feel like.

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Man’s Search for Meaning book cover

Trauma, self-compassion, and rebuilding meaning

Man’s Search for Meaning

Viktor E. Frankl

Drawing on his experiences in Nazi concentration camps, Frankl reflects on meaning, suffering, and purpose. This memoir and philosophical exploration considers larger questions that may arise while a person is rebuilding their life.

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The Miracle of Mindfulness book cover

Mindfulness, acceptance, and working with anxiety

The Miracle of Mindfulness

Thich Nhat Hanh

Introduces meditation through everyday activities, stories, and practical exercises. Rooted in Buddhist teaching, it invites readers to bring attention and presence to daily routines as part of an ongoing contemplative practice.

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Radical Acceptance book cover

Mindfulness, acceptance, and working with anxiety

Radical Acceptance

Tara Brach

Combines Buddhist teachings, meditation, and stories about shame, fear, and feelings of unworthiness. Brach offers a contemplative exploration of self-acceptance for readers drawn to compassion and a different relationship with difficult feelings.

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The Mindful Way through Depression book cover

Mindfulness, acceptance, and working with anxiety

The Mindful Way through Depression

Mark Williams, John Teasdale, Zindel Segal, and Jon Kabat-Zinn

Introduces mindfulness-based cognitive therapy and explores responses to sadness and repetitive negative thinking. The book connects mindfulness and mental health, inviting readers to examine their relationship with difficult thoughts and feelings.

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Unwinding Anxiety book cover

Mindfulness, acceptance, and working with anxiety

Unwinding Anxiety

Judson Brewer

Explores the connections among worry, habit, and attempts to find relief. Awareness and curiosity are central to Brewer’s approach, offering readers a framework for noticing recurring patterns of anxiety and avoidance.

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Selected reading, not a sales ranking or an endorsement of every recommendation. Books support learning and reflection; they do not replace individualized care. Links go to official authors or publishers and contain no affiliate tags. Cover art comes from the linked authors or publishers; editions may vary.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Questions about outpatient addiction treatment.

You’re welcome to ask about treatment, insurance, and what happens next—whether you’re seeking care for yourself or someone you love.

More frequently asked questions
How do I know which program is right for me?

You do not need to choose a program before you reach out. Our team can explain PHP, IOP, outpatient care, and counseling. An individual assessment helps guide the recommendation based on your needs and available services.

Does Dove Recovery accept insurance?

Our admissions team can help review your specific plan, benefits, network status, and any authorization requirements. Coverage depends on your plan and the recommended services. Benefits verification does not guarantee payment or admission.

Can I ask about schedules and care options?

Yes. Tell admissions about the practical questions that matter to you, including work, family, and transportation. Ask about current schedules and care options; recommendations and availability are reviewed individually.

What support is available after treatment?

Our team can discuss aftercare support, relapse prevention planning, and community resources to help you stay connected as your needs change.

Can I ask about privacy before sharing details?

Yes. Ask admissions how your information is handled and review our privacy policy. You can discuss confidentiality before deciding what to share. Please avoid including sensitive medical information in the website contact form.

Where is Dove, and how do I get started?

Dove Recovery is at 6770 Avery-Muirfield Drive in Dublin, serving the Columbus area. Call (888) 251-2365 or contact admissions. We can listen, answer questions, and explain the assessment process.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Columbus Substance Abuse Treatment Center for Women

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How do I determine which program is right for me or my loved one?

Our team of addiction treatment professionals will conduct a thorough assessment to determine the appropriate level of care for each individual. Factors such as the severity of addiction, medical history, personal circumstances, and treatment goals will be taken into consideration to develop a personalized treatment plan.

Does Dove Recovery accept insurance?

Yes, we work with many insurance providers to help individuals access the care they need. We recommend contacting our admissions team to verify your insurance coverage and discuss financial options.

Is aftercare support available?

Yes, we understand the importance of ongoing support in maintaining long-term sobriety. We provide aftercare support programs, including alumni groups, relapse prevention planning, and referrals to community resources to help individuals sustain their recovery journey.

Are family members involved in the treatment process?

Absolutely. We recognize the significance of family support in the recovery process. Family therapy and education programs are available to help rebuild relationships, improve communication, and provide a supportive environment for both the individual in treatment and their loved ones.

Is confidentiality ensured?

Yes, confidentiality is a fundamental aspect of our treatment center. We adhere to strict privacy policies and comply with all applicable laws and regulations to protect the confidentiality of our client's information.

How can I get started with treatment at Dove Recovery?

To get started, simply contact our admissions team. We will guide you through the initial assessment process, answer any additional questions you may have, and assist you in beginning your journey toward recovery.

What do I need to bring with me to the assessment?

When coming in for an assessment at Dove Recovery, please bring a valid form of identification, such as a driver's license or passport. Additionally, it is helpful to bring your insurance card and any relevant medical records or information regarding your substance abuse history, past treatments, medications, and any co-occurring medical conditions. Lastly, make a list of all medications you are currently taking, including prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications. Bringing these items will assist our team in conducting a thorough assessment and developing an appropriate treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Can I smoke?

At Dove Recovery, we do provide a dedicated smoking area for our clients. While we encourage a smoke-free environment, we recognize the challenges of nicotine addiction and the importance of individualized support. We strongly encourage our patients to discuss their smoking habits and explore smoking cessation options with our medical professionals. Our team can offer guidance, resources, and support to help individuals in their journey towards quitting smoking and maintaining overall wellness.

What makes your drug rehab center in Columbus unique?

Many things make Dove Recovery stand out from other rehabilitation centers, such as our customized treatment and therapy based on the addiction you or a loved one are battling, our comprehensive approach to treatment, in addition to our welcoming and supporting team whose main goal is to provide you with a safe, healing environment.

What languages are accessible at Dove Recovery Addiction Treatment Center in Columbus?

At Dove Recovery, our staff can serve the English and Spanish-speaking community in search of recovery.

How do I know what Substance Abuse Treatment Center in Columbus, Ohio is right for me or a loved one?

There are many components you should consider when choosing Substance Abuse Treatment for yourself or a loved one. The qualities that make our center the best are our experienced staff, evidence-based treatment approaches, dual diagnosis capabilities, a comprehensive continuum of care, aftercare, and alumni programs among our other offerings.

Where is the Dove Recovery drug rehab center located?

Dove Recovery offers drug rehab services at 6770 Avery-Muirfield Dr in Dublin, Ohio – serving the Columbus, Ohio area. Virtual options may be available. Contact our team for more information.

LET’S TALK

Your next step starts with a conversation.

Ask about treatment, insurance, or what comes next. Our admissions team is here to help you understand your options.

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BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Questions about women’s outpatient addiction treatment.

You’re welcome to ask about treatment, insurance, and what happens next—whether you’re seeking care for yourself or someone you love.

More frequently asked questions ↗︎
How do I determine which program is right for me or my loved one?
Our team of addiction treatment professionals will conduct a thorough assessment to determine the appropriate level of care for each individual. Factors such as the severity of addiction, medical history, personal circumstances, and treatment goals will be taken into consideration to develop a personalized treatment plan.
Does Dove Recovery accept insurance?
Yes, we work with many insurance providers to help individuals access the care they need. We recommend contacting our admissions team to verify your insurance coverage and discuss financial options.
Is aftercare support available?
Yes, we understand the importance of ongoing support in maintaining long-term sobriety. We provide aftercare support programs, including alumni groups, relapse prevention planning, and referrals to community resources to help individuals sustain their recovery journey.
Are family members involved in the treatment process?
Absolutely. We recognize the significance of family support in the recovery process. Family therapy and education programs are available to help rebuild relationships, improve communication, and provide a supportive environment for both the individual in treatment and their loved ones.
Is confidentiality ensured?
Yes, confidentiality is a fundamental aspect of our treatment center. We adhere to strict privacy policies and comply with all applicable laws and regulations to protect the confidentiality of our client's information.
How can I get started with treatment at Dove Recovery?
To get started, simply contact our admissions team. We will guide you through the initial assessment process, answer any additional questions you may have, and assist you in beginning your journey toward recovery.