Substance abuse treatment in Virginia goes far beyond just stopping drug or alcohol use. We treat the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—through a customized plan that may include medical detox, one-on-one counseling, group therapy, and long-term recovery support. Whether you’re taking the first step or returning after a relapse, we meet you where you are and walk with you toward lasting healing.
At Warsaw Recovery, we know that recovery isn’t a one-size-fits-all process—and your treatment shouldn’t be either. In Virginia, you’ll find flexible options that meet you right where you are: whether that’s an outpatient program that works around your life, a structured residential setting to fully reset, or something in between. Maybe it’s alcohol that’s taken hold. Maybe it’s opioids. Maybe it’s a mix. Whatever you’re facing, real support is here. With the right care and a team that truly sees you, a substance-free future isn’t just possible—it’s yours to claim.
The detox and treatment process is a critical first step in overcoming addiction, and at Warsaw Recovery Center, we ensure that every individual receives the care and support needed to navigate this journey safely and effectively. Here’s an overview of what you can expect:
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If you or a loved one is seeking substance abuse treatment, it’s important to find a program that meets your needs and is easily accessible. At Warsaw Recovery Center, we proudly serve Warsaw, Virginia, and the surrounding areas, including Richmond County, Tappahannock, Kilmarnock, Montross, Colonial Beach, and nearby communities. Our facility offers a range of treatment options, including detox, inpatient care, and residential treatment, all designed to provide the comprehensive support needed for successful recovery. Whether you are looking for detoxification services, therapy, or long-term rehabilitation, Warsaw Recovery Center is here to help you begin your journey to a healthier, substance-free life. Contact us today to learn more about our programs and how we can assist you in finding the care you deserve.
Yes. We provide treatment for alcohol, opioids, prescription drugs, stimulants, and other substances. Every plan is built around the person, not just the drug, combining medical care and therapy for lasting recovery.
Absolutely. Many of our clients come from larger cities in Virginia because they’re looking for a safe, private setting away from triggers. Warsaw Recovery is just a short drive from Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and other Tidewater communities — close enough for family support, but far enough to focus fully on healing.
Alongside round-the-clock nursing and medical oversight, our staff is known for treating every client with dignity and compassion. Unlike larger hospital systems, our Warsaw location offers a more personal, calm environment where people feel seen, heard, and cared for.
Your safety is our highest priority. Detox and residential care happen in a medically monitored environment where withdrawal is carefully managed. Our licensed nurses and clinicians are onsite 24/7, so you’re never alone during the hardest moments.
Yes. Relapse does not mean failure — it simply means another level of support is needed. Many people come to Warsaw Recovery after previous attempts at treatment in places like Richmond or Virginia Beach. We create personalized recovery plans that address deeper causes, so clients feel more prepared to maintain sobriety long-term.
We know finances can feel overwhelming. Warsaw Recovery works with most major insurance providers, and our team can verify your benefits quickly. We’ll walk you through every option so cost never stands in the way of getting help.
The cost of substance abuse treatment can vary depending on the type of care needed, the length of stay, and the services provided. At Warsaw Recovery Center, we are committed to offering transparent pricing for our programs, including detoxification, inpatient care, and residential treatment. While the cost may differ based on the level of care and individual treatment plan, our goal is to make treatment accessible to everyone, regardless of financial situation.
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.