An inpatient treatment program is a highly structured, residential treatment option designed for individuals who need intensive care and support during their recovery process. At Warsaw Recovery Center, our inpatient program offers 24/7 medical supervision, therapy services, and a supportive environment to help individuals address the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of addiction.
An inpatient treatment program offers a structured and supportive environment designed to help individuals focus on their recovery. If you choose to participate in our inpatient program, here’s what you can expect throughout your stay:
Why choosing inpatient care at Warsaw Recovery Center could change everything.
Get round-the-clock care in a safe, structured space where help is always available.
Enjoy one-on-one sessions and group therapy tailored to your unique needs and goals.
Access mindfulness, movement, and holistic activities that heal mind, body, and spirit.
Build practical skills—like stress management and communication—to support long-term recovery.
Reconnect and strengthen relationships through optional family support and counseling.
Leave with a personalized plan for continued care and relapse prevention.
We're here whenever you're ready. No pressure—just help.
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If you’re ready to begin your recovery journey, contact us today to learn more about our inpatient treatment options and how we can support you on your path to healing. Whether you’re located in Richmond County or nearby areas like Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, or Richmond we’ll help you find the support you need.
At Warsaw Recovery Center, our inpatient treatment program provides a comprehensive array of therapy services to support individuals in their recovery journey. Our goal is to address the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of addiction, helping you build the skills necessary for long-term sobriety. Here’s what you can expect from our therapy services:
Inpatient treatment gives you structure and support from morning to night. A day may include individual therapy, group sessions, wellness activities, and time to rest. Healthy meals and 24/7 staff support ensure that your physical and emotional needs are cared for as you heal.
Yes. Many clients from Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and surrounding Tidewater communities come here for inpatient rehab. They often choose Warsaw because our peaceful setting helps remove them from triggers at home while keeping family visits close enough to be possible.
Most inpatient stays last about 30 days, though some clients need shorter or longer stays depending on their progress. Afterward, many transition into residential or outpatient care for continued support.
Yes. Clients from Richmond, Fredericksburg, and other parts of Virginia frequently choose Warsaw Recovery. Families often say they prefer our smaller, more personal setting compared to larger hospital systems, where care can feel less individualized.
Inpatient care usually focuses on stabilization and intensive therapy in a shorter time frame. Residential treatment allows for a longer stay with more emphasis on practicing new coping skills and preparing for life after treatment. Both are staffed 24/7 and provide safe, structured environments.
We’re located in Virginia’s Northern Neck, about a 3–4 hour drive from much of West Virginia. Many families travel here because it’s far enough to provide a change of environment, yet close enough for visits and ongoing family involvement.
Samantha Mizelle is a licensed Registered Nurse bringing more than 25 years of clinical and nursing leadership experience across acute care, behavioral health, home health, and senior living settings. She has held multiple Director of Nursing roles, overseeing clinical operations, regulatory compliance, staff development, quality assurance, and accreditation of readiness. Samantha contributes extensive expertise in patient- and family-centered care, infection control, policy development, and team leadership. She earned her Diploma in Nursing from Riverside School of Professional Nursing and holds an active Virginia Registered Nurse license with BLS and ACLS certifications.
S. Michelle Worrall previously served as Clinical Director at Warriors Heart Virginia, where she helped open and establish a 65-bed residential treatment facility serving Veterans, Law Enforcement, and First Responders with substance use and behavioral health needs. She brings over 20 years of experience as a licensed clinical social worker and leader across outpatient, residential, partial hospitalization, and community-based treatment settings. Michelle contributes extensive expertise in clinical operations, staff training and supervision, curriculum development, and regulatory compliance, including Joint Commission standards. She earned her Bachelor of Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University, her Master of Social Work from Temple University, and her Clinical Doctorate in Social Work from the University of Pennsylvania.
Shelby Bush is a dedicated and experienced administrative and communications professional with a background in behavioral health and emergency services. Since 2016, she has built a strong foundation in customer service, crisis communication, scheduling, financial record-keeping, and multitasking in high-pressure environments. Her roles include administrative assistant in behavioral health and communication officer in law enforcement, where she demonstrated consistent reliability, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills. Shelby is certified as a CIT Instructor and in CPR/AED. She is recognized for her ability to learn quickly, maintain a positive attitude, and consistently demonstrate a strong commitment to excellence.
Lavar Reynolds is a seasoned behavioral health professional and dynamic leader with over a decade of executive experience in the mental health and addiction treatment fields. He holds a Master’s degree in Human Services with a specialization in Marriage and Family Counseling, and is credentialed as a Certified Sex Offender Treatment Provider (CSOTP), Certified Substance Abuse Counselor (CSAC), Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP), and Master Addictions Counselor (MAC).
Mr. Reynolds brings a unique blend of clinical expertise and strategic acumen to his work. His experience spans program development, business operations, marketing, and community outreach. With a passion for accessible, high-quality care, he has established a reputation for building effective, person-centered programs that support long-term recovery and emotional wellness.
A dedicated advocate for underserved communities, Lavar Reynolds continues to be a driving force in behavioral health innovation, workforce development, and integrated care solutions throughout the region.
At Warsaw Recovery Center, we believe healing starts with compassionate, knowledgeable care—and that’s exactly what Dr. William Cooke brings to our team. As our Medical Director, Dr. Cooke leads with heart, integrity, and over 20 years of hands-on experience in addiction medicine.
Board-certified in both Family Medicine and Addiction Medicine, Dr. Cooke takes a whole-person approach to treatment. He understands that addiction doesn’t happen in a vacuum—it affects every part of a person’s life. That’s why he works closely with each patient and our clinical staff to build individualized care plans that address not just physical health, but also emotional and social well-being.
Dr. Cooke is a Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM), a distinction that speaks to his deep commitment to best practices, continued learning, and improving outcomes for those battling substance use disorders. But more than his credentials, it’s his compassion and presence that make the biggest difference here. He listens. He adapts. And he believes in every person’s ability to change.
Under his leadership, Warsaw Recovery Center remains a safe and trusted place to begin the journey toward long-term recovery.
With over a decade of experience in behavioral health and substance use treatment, Alexandra “Allie” Fisher is a nationally credentialed clinical supervisor and licensed substance abuse counselor, formerly providing clinical supervision services in Virginia through Motivo. Her professional background spans direct client care, program development, supervision, and leadership roles across residential and outpatient settings.
Allie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from the University of Mary Washington with a focus on environmental sustainability and ethics. She is certified and licensed in multiple states, including Minnesota, Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, California, and Rhode Island. She is also a SMART Recovery Certified Facilitator and has completed advanced training through Harvard Medical School in the psychiatric management of borderline personality disorder.