DISC Village Inc - Leon County Residential Services
Overview
Long-term residential addiction treatment for women that focuses on peer connection and preparing for life after treatment. Programming includes daily therapy groups, weekly one-on-one sessions, medications for addiction treatment (MAT), and support for employment or education goals. On-site recreational activities include yoga and gardening, and clients vote on group outings, such as bowling, attending recovery groups, or going to church. Case management connects clients to outside resources during treatment and when transitioning out of care. Accepts Medicaid, offers a sliding fee scale based on household income, and can help clients navigate private insurance claims when applicable.
Ages Served
- Seniors (Ages 65+)
- Adults (Ages 26-64)
- Young Adults (Ages 18-25)
Genders Accepted
- Female
- Male
Languages Served
- English
Treatment
- Long-term residential
Special Programs
- Adult men
- Adult women
- Court referrals
- LGBTQ
- Military families
- Past domestic violence
- Past sexual abuse
- Past trauma
- HIV/AIDS
- Pregnant/postpartum
- Veterans
- Seniors
- Young adults
Who is this facility a good fit for?
Best fit if: Adult women seeking longer-term residential treatment; looking for group-based treatment with regular one-on-one counseling; needing support for rebuilding educational, vocational, and practical stability; seeking case management and connections to resources; needing support for mental health challenges that may require coordination with outside mental health providers.
Not a fit if: Men; women seeking a motherhood-focused program; interested in a short-term residential program; looking for a luxury program.
What to expect
Developing your care plan
- Intake session: Clients attend a 1.5–2-hour intake session as the first step, where they meet with an intake specialist and learn about program rules, structure, and expectations. The client gets a tour of the residence, and the specialist answers any questions the client has. Clients also meet their primary counselor at this time. This professional will support the client throughout their time in the program.
- Recommended treatment: Treatment recommendations are completed after the intake session, a process that usually takes about a week. These recommendations then go to the residential program for approval before the client is admitted.
- Client participation: The client and treatment team work together to develop a care plan, which ultimately determines how often clients attend counseling and their specific programming.
Who you will meet with
- Primary counselor: Primary counselors meet with clients once a week and are a consistent point of contact for clients during their stay.
- Nurse practitioner and registered nurse: Offer support for clients who are receiving MAT.
- Case managers: These professionals help clients identify their strengths and barriers and connect them and their families to community resources.
- Outside mental health providers: Clients who have additional mental health needs may meet with additional providers at the facility or off-site.
Typical schedule
- Individual therapy: Clients attend weekly individual therapy sessions; however, additional sessions can be provided when necessary.
- Group sessions: Peer relationships are an important part of programming. Clients go to multiple daily group therapy sessions. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) are also available as recovery-community options.
- A focus on practical support: Treatment also focuses on building independence and stability, preparing women for life after residential care. Clients get support identifying and pursuing employment or educational goals, accessing community resources, and addressing other barriers.
Living experiences and amenities
- On-site recreation: Clients can play sports, including volleyball or basketball, or create in the craft room. On-site yoga and gardening are also available.
- Clients vote as a group on outside activities: A variety of outside activities are offered, and clients can vote as a group on what they do. Options may include bowling, church attendance, or recovery-community activities, like AA and NA.
Aftercare
- Outpatient options: Clients can transition into outpatient treatment provided by other programs within the same organization.
- Support for the transition back to daily life: Case managers help connect clients with outside resources during and after treatment, and programming provides education and vocational support to help clients find greater independence.
Pre-admissions experience
We conducted a series of pre-admissions calls, the most recent on August 13, 2026, to evaluate response time, transparency, and patient experience.
We found the representative we spoke with to be friendly and conversational, with no sales pressure. They provided specific details about intake procedures and program structure and were transparent about payment options and accepted insurance plans.
Facility transparency
Verified by Start Your Recovery: On September 1, 2026, our research team conducted a comprehensive review of this facility's advertising claims, registrations from public health departments, national accrediting bodies, and SAMHSA.
Pre-admissions experience evaluation: Most recent call conducted on August 13, 2026.
Cost and Insurance
Insurance Accepted
Disclaimer: Additional insurance plans may be accepted. Please contact the provider directly to confirm current coverage details, as this information may change.
Financial Assistance
- Does offer Free
- Does offer Payment assistance
- Does offer Sliding fee scale
Treatment
Treatment Setting
- Long-term residential
Treatment Approaches
- 12-step program support
- Anger control support
- Brief intervention
- Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Incentive-based therapy
- Matrix Model program
- Motivational interviewing
- Relapse prevention support
- Substance use counseling
- Trauma-focused counseling
Additional Support and Services
- Case management support
- Child care services
- Domestic violence support
- Help with transportation
- HIV early intervention services
- Integrated health care
- Mental health support
- Social skills training
- Suicide prevention support
Counseling and Education
- Couples counseling
- Family therapy
- General health education services
- Group therapy
- Hepatitis education and support
- HIV/AIDS education and support
- Job training and educational support
- One-on-one counseling
- Substance use education
- Tobacco and vaping cessation counseling
Transition Support
- Discharge and next steps planning
- Ongoing recovery care
- Overdose prevention and naloxone education
Testing & Pre-Treatment
- Community outreach and support
- Comprehensive health checkup
- Intervention and education support
- Mental health assessment
- Mental health screening
- Substance use assessment
- Temporary support for clients
- Testing for HIV
- Testing for Sexually Transmitted Infections
- Tobacco use assessment
- Tuberculosis screening
- Urine testing for drugs or alcohol
- Substance use screening
Amenities and Experiences
Amenities
- Access to nature
- Gardens
Room Amenities
- Outdoor space
Activities
- Gender-specific support groups
- Life skills workshops
Settings
- Country
Policies
- No vaping allowed
- Smoking allowed anywhere
Ownership Type
- Non-profit
Quality and Trust
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Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities
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Across the site, our team has conducted over 1,000 pre-admissions calls to better understand the patient experience, interviewed facility clinical leaders, performed facility background checks, and compared our information against trusted public data sources.
Our research process begins with data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), accrediting bodies including The Joint Commission and CARF, government licensing agencies, and other trusted sources. From there, our team conducts significant original research, including:
- Pre-admissions calls: We speak with admissions staff to get a candid picture of patient experience.
- Background checks: We review complaints from past clients, media reports, actions taken by accrediting bodies, and positive recognition from notable organizations.
- Clinical interviews: We have in-depth conversations with clinical leadership, often lasting up to one hour, that give us a better understanding of clinical care.
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