Budget
$977,222.00
Description
Tony Rice Center, Inc. offers a variety of different Co-Occurring treatment modalities in our long term treatment programs.. Attention is given to teach the individual new life recovery skills that provides healthy alternatives to substance use. Tony Rice Center has capacity to serve 36 men. TRC normally treats between 150 to 200 men each year. Length of stay for this program is 90 days. All of these programs provide a safe, supportive, structured, and stable environment that we believe men need in order to develop their recovery skills. TRC uses evidence based curricula such as; Employing Motivation Enhancement therapy (MET) , along with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and 12-step facilitation therapy (TSF). It can be tailored, based on diagnosis, to address the needs of most individuals. TRC also incorporates some of the Terrence Gorski (relapse prevention).
Program Successes
The following is just one Client's testimonials:

"I arrived at the Tony Rice Center a broken spirit (and in the back of a patrol car). I had known for some time that I was powerless and needed help with my drug addiction. I had tried other treatment centers and everything else I knew to do, but eventually ended up back in jail. As soon as I walked through the doors, I was accepted into a fellowship that I did not realize existed. Every person came up to welcome me and make sure I had everything I needed. For the first time, in an awfully long time, I began to feel like I was a part of something great, and that I mattered. In my time at TRC, I learned that I could live a life that is happy, joyous, and free. Most of all, I can look myself in the mirror and love the person I see. I thank God for sending me to TRC, for the staff, and for the brotherhood I am now a part of." - Kenneth

For More Testimonials written by Clients Please Visit: https://www.tonyricecenter.org/testimonials
Beneficiaries
Men and boys
People with substance use disorder
Adults
Long-term Success
Due to our most recent data collection, over 62% of our Service Recipients achieve at least one year of long-term sobriety.
70% of our Service Recipients achieved 6 months of ongoing sobriety.
Short-term Success
TRC short-term success data:

07/01/2020-06/30/2021 168 program admission/59% program completion.
07/01/2021-06/30/2022 149 program admission/68% program completion.
07/01/2022-05/10/2023 102 Program admissions/58% current completion.
Program Success Monitored By
Case Management (via follow-up phone calls between Staff and past Service Recipients) as well as Internal Data Tracking System.
Program Areas Served
Shelbyville TN

Budget
$36,000.00
Description
Tony Rice Center's Outpatient Treatment Program is an education-based program that has been designed as a precursor to traditional addiction treatment for a specific target population. The principle target population includes the person identified via assessment as a substance abuser as defined in the DSM V, those that may be in the early stages of dependency that may have had no previous exposure to chemical dependency education and without previous treatment episode, and/or those that have experienced legal ramifications due to use or abuse of a substance. TRC offers out-patient services in Shelbyville TN. These services consist of Former clients and persons charged with first time domestic violence, drug possession, or driving violations where alcohol or drugs were a factor in the incident, are deemed appropriate by TRC. Participants are required to attend one ninety-minute class per week .
Beneficiaries
People with substance use disorder
Adults
Short-term Success
Service Recipient short-term success is measured in intervals throughout our 16 week program, a 60 and a 90 day success measure is marked by:
- Reported Abstinence, both self-reported, as well as Urine Screens conducted through the Board of Probation & Parole
- Attendance Frequency
- Demeanor/Attitude and Engagement in Group Sessions

Program Success Monitored By
In collaboration with the Tennessee Board of Probation & Parole, we as an agency, specifically the Outpatient Group Facilitator, sees through a Service Recipient's success/program completion from Intake to final [graduating] Group Session.
Program Areas Served
None