Residential Facilities
Supporting Residential Recovery Courts
in Tennessee since 2004.
Morgan County Residential Recovery Court (MCRRC)
MCRRC is a substance abuse treatment program serving men addicted to drugs or alcohol. MCRRC is a multi-modality program bringing together a variety of evidence-based treatment methods, psychiatric and psychological services, recovery court principles, and case management to help residents in their recovery. Residents also have access to basic medical, dental and other core services as needed during their time in the program.
Women’s Residential Recovery Court of Tennessee (WRRC)
The Women’s Residential Recovery Court (WRRC) of Tennessee opened in the spring of 2022. Judge Angelita Blackshear Dalton serves as the Judicial leadership for the program. Fill out an application below and please check back later for more information.
Davidson County Adult Residential Recovery Court (DC4)
Established in 1995, the DC4 program was created to provide an alternative program of supervised treatment services for non-violent offenders with substance use disorders.
Combined with supervision, the residential program uses a uniquely modified therapeutic community approach which combines treatment and supervision to address their addiction and co-morbid mental health disorders to enable them to become productive members of the community.
Need an application?
Please use the links below to review the Residential Recovery Court program applications. For questions, please contact us.