The Basics

Omaha Tribe Alcohol Program is a substance abuse treatment program tailored to meet the unique needs of members of the Omaha Tribe struggling with chemical dependency or addiction issues. The program runs from within the Omaha Reservation in Macy, Nebraska and clients have access to a range of other support services provided by and for the Omaha Nation. Treatment is exclusively outpatient and staff incorporate traditional therapeutic methods of care.

Treatment and Staff

Clients participate in an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) which consists of individual sessions held on a weekly basis with the total length of treatment typically averaging out to 12 sessions over a four-month period. Treatment starts with a 60- to 90-minute assessment to help the Master’s-level counselors and therapists form an individualized treatment plan for each client. Assessments may include a written test or a drug and alcohol screening.

Upon admission, clients begin individual therapy and depending on their unique needs, group therapy is also attended with a range of topics including pain management, co-occurring disorders treatment, adolescent-specific treatment, adult or geriatric treatment, relapse prevention and adult children of alcoholics groups. If the client approves, family or loved ones are invited to participate in therapy and discuss topics such as co-dependency and enabling behaviors.

The staff at OTAP consists of a team of Master’s-level therapists and counselors.

Extras

In addition to the alcohol treatment program, the Omaha Tribe offers a variety of other services and programs to members of the Omaha Tribe. Health education, violence prevention, a credit and loan program, child welfare services, employee assistance program, a real estate program, a court system and general children and family services are all available.

In Summary

The IOP offered by the Omaha Tribe Alcohol Program integrates traditional therapies with culturally sensitive treatment to provide clients with a multi-faceted approach to recovery. Through evidence-based practices and a range of group topics, clients can develop a solid understanding of addiction and build a foundation for lasting recovery.

Omaha Tribe Alcohol Program
575 Indian Hill Dr, Ste 327
Macy, NE 68039

Omaha Tribe Alcohol Program Cost: Sliding Scale. Reach Omaha Tribe Alcohol Program by phone at (402) 837-4053.

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The Basics

Located in Columbia, Missouri, Reality House Programs, Inc.‘s residential treatment program was founded in 1970 as an alternate sentencing option for local judges. Tasked with sending offenders with substance abuse problems to jail or back into the general population under the supervision of parole officers, Reality House is a valuable community option for those requiring intensive treatment in lieu of incarceration. Using the Community Corrections model, its minimum-security facility has flourished over the years. In 2003 Reality House Programs added outpatient treatment to its range of services.

Reality House’s mission is to provide a productive and supportive environment that still allows a reasonable amount of autonomy while helping steer clients down the road of recovery. All services meet court requirements and focus on satisfying the needs of the victims of crimes committed.

Accommodations and Food

Clients reside in a treatment facility in a suburban neighborhood with ample outdoor space for recreation. The facility accommodates up to 80 residents, but most beds are occupied by clients in other county programs. Reality House Program’s clients usually occupy 30 of the available beds in a dedicated area of the facility. Men and women occupy separate gender-specific wings with residents sharing a double-occupancy room and bathrooms with multiple other rooms.

Each wing has its own recreation area with a TV room and day rooms for family visits. The staff prepares standard American cafeteria fare, though residents may be assigned clean-up and food preparation as part of their chore rotation.

Residents are permitted cell phones provided they do not have photo and/or recording capabilities in order to maintain the confidentiality of all residents. Reality House Program is currently building a computer lab for client use to aid in job search and school requirements.

Treatment and Staff

Clients are transported to the Reality House Program’s outpatient facility for daily treatment involving individual and group therapy as well as psycho-education classes. Residents also participate in at least 50 hours of treatment-oriented activities each week, including morning and afternoon groups and recreational therapy. In the evenings, residents are busy with homework assignments and participate in evening treatment group at the residential facility.

The treatment team at Reality House Program includes Missouri-credentialed RASACs and LPCs. Group and individual therapy uses the Matrix Model, CBT, Motivational Interviewing (MI) and the 12-step framework. While residents are not required to attend 12-step meetings while in treatment, they are often included in the client’s aftercare plan.

Counselors at RHP are trained to work with co-occurring disorders, but they refer clients to nearby mental health facilities for medication management and more specific therapy for mental health diagnoses.

Extras

Case-management services are available for residents who might benefit from coordinated care and other supportive services. RHP also transports clients to medical care appointments at an affiliated primary care clinic. Additionally, monthly sex education classes are available.

In Summary

For nearly 50 years, Reality House Programs, Inc. has been providing low- and no-cost residential treatment to clients whose substance abuse has landed them on the wrong side of the law. By employing a wide range of therapeutic modalities and access to case-management and other supportive services, residents of Reality House Programs, Inc. are sure to leave treatment with improved self-knowledge and awareness of the local services that can help them build stable lives in recovery.

Reality House Programs, Inc.
Residential Treatment Facility
1900 Prathersville Rd
Columbia, MO 65202

Reality House Programs, Inc. Residential Cost: $3,000 (30 days), treatment grants available to those who qualify. Reach Reality House Programs, Inc. by phone at (573) 449-8117. Find Reality House Programs, Inc. on Facebook

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The Basics

Located in Columbia, Missouri, Reality House Programs, Inc. established a successful residential treatment program in 1970 using the Community Corrections model as an alternate sentencing option for local judges. In 2003, it began offering low-cost outpatient services to the general population. Currently, its offerings include a standard outpatient track, an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP).

Reality House’s mission is to provide a productive and supportive environment that still allows a reasonable amount of autonomy while helping steer clients down the road of recovery. All services meet court requirements and focus on satisfying the needs of the victims of crimes committed.

Treatment and Staff

After an assessment, clients are enrolled in the standard outpatient, IOP or PHP tracks. The duration of each program is progress-based, but most clients stay in the program from one to three months. Clients in the standard track attend group therapy once or twice a week and have individual therapy as-needed. Clients enrolled in the IOP attend group therapy three times a week and usually have individual therapy once a week. PHP clients attend treatment each weekday and have a customized combination of group and individual therapy from 8:30 am to 3 pm. As clients successfully participate in treatment, they may step down to a less intensive track.

The treatment team at RHP includes RASACs (Missouri’s addiction counseling credential) and LPCs. Groups average 12 participants and both group and individual therapy uses the Matrix Model, CBT, Motivational Interviewing (MI), Moral Recognition Therapy (MRT), the 12-step framework and the Breaking The Chains of Trauma curriculum. As part of their treatment plan, clients may be asked to attend a set number of 12-step meetings each week.

Counselors at RHP are familiar with co-occurring disorders, but these clients are referred to nearby mental health clinics for medication management and therapy for mental health.

Extras

RHP provides a 20-30 week dedicated MRT group for those committed to this type of self-reflective therapy. RHP also offers family and couples enrichment sessions to educate clients’ loved ones on addiction. Residents of Columbia who have completed a treatment program and have at least 90 days of sobriety are invited to attend RHPs aftercare group. Each month the aftercare group performs a service activity in the community and hosts a social gathering.

In Summary

For over 10 years, Reality House Programs, Inc.’s outpatient program has offered a wide range of therapeutic modalities and community-oriented aftercare activities, ensuring that clients leave treatment with improved self-knowledge and a network that can help them enjoy a social life in recovery.

Reality House Programs, Inc.
1900 Prathersville Rd
Columbia, MO 65202

Reality House Programs, Inc. Outpatient Cost: $40-$100 each group, treatment grants are available to those who qualify. Reach Reality House Programs, Inc. by phone at (573) 449-8117. Find Reality House Programs, Inc. on Facebook

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The Basics

Omni Youth Services Substance Abuse Program is the addictions treatment program offered by Omni Youth Services, a youth development organization that offers various services and programs to the young people in suburban Chicago. Located in Buffalo Grove, the substance abuse treatment program has both a basic outpatient track and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) that incorporate evidence-based methods to treat both adolescents and adults of Illinois.

Treatment and Staff

Before being enrolled into either program, clients are first evaluated and assessed to determine which program best fits their needs and which forms of therapy will be most beneficial. An individualized treatment plan is developed, but is flexible and subject to change depending on the progress of each individual client.

Both the basic track and the IOP combine individual and group therapy as well as family therapy, all incorporating CBT methodology. Both programs also frequently and randomly administer drug tests. The difference between tracks is the number of hours spent in therapy each week; clients in the IOP are required to attend a minimum of six hours per week, while the basic track requires up to six hours of treatment.

Omni Youth Services also offers an adolescent program known as the Seven Challenges. This track allows young clients to address their unique issues with substance abuse and to process their problems on their own using tools they develop in treatment. Clients may progress through these challenges at their own pace. The 12-steps are not included in any of the treatment programs, but clients may be referred to a local chapter if desired.

The staff at Omni Youth Services consists of MSWs, BSs and a BBA.

Extras

In addition to the various substance abuse treatment programs, Omni Youth Services also offers numerous other services and programs. Adventure therapy services, counseling, prevention education, family preservation, juvenile justice and a girl’s after school program are all available for clients and the broader community.

In Summary

The Omni Youth Services Substance Abuse Program offers various levels of outpatient treatment depending on each client’s unique recovery and scheduling needs. With a basic outpatient track, an IOP and a specialized adolescent program, clients are given a solid base for recovery through evidence-based therapies and individualized treatment plans.

Omni Youth Services Substance Abuse Program
1111 West Lake Cook Rd
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089

Omni Youth Services Substance Abuse Program Cost: Sliding scale. Reach Omni Youth Services Substance Abuse Program by phone at (847) 353-500 or by email at info@omniyouth.org. Find Omni Youth Services Substance Abuse Program on LinkedIn

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The Basics

The Oneida Tribe of American Indians has been inhabiting northern territories in Wisconsin for centuries, and after years of territorial debate, the Oneida Tribe was recognized as a sovereign nation after the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act in 1988. In 1991, the Oneida Tribe entered into an agreement with the US Government that enabled them to fully inhabit their lands at which time they began to offer health services to tribal members.

The Behavioral Health Kanihukli-yo Family Center is a licensed facility offering a wide range of services in Green Bay, Wisconsin. BHK Family Center is centrally located and with substance abuse on the rise in the communities, the facility provides much needed outpatient services that combine traditional evidence-based practices and holistic treatment.

Treatment and Staff

The BHK Family Center outpatient treatment for addiction is culturally-sensitive and individualized to each client’s needs. Holistic methods are available to help individuals, couples and families move past their dependencies on alcohol, drugs, tobacco and other process addictions. Prior to admission, all clients are screened and assessed by intake staff. If a client requires detox, they are enrolled in a Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program before they begin primary treatment. Suboxone and Vivitrol are prescribed and monitored by qualified mental health professionals.

Clients attend a combination of group and individual therapy to assist them in their recovery. All therapeutic activities are facilitated by CSACs, many of whom may also be Master’s-level CSWs. Therapy and psycho-educational classes are attended as well as workshops that include nutrition, family relationships, spirituality, mindfulness, tribal traditions and relapse prevention. Clients are also encouraged to attend both 12-step and White Bison meetings that bring together the tribal community.

Clients with co-occurring disorders are provided medication management and therapeutic dual diagnosis support as well as additional activities that connect them to the local community and traditions. A total of seven mental health professionals work under the substance abuse program with an equal mix of female and male counselors. The facility also works with the Brown County Crisis Center in the event that clients are in need of after-hours care or are in crisis.

Extras

The BHK Family Center also offers additional counseling services for couples and family members in need. The facility recommends the participation of loved ones and spouses to support recovery at home and following discharge.

In Summary

With opioid addiction on the rise in the area, The BHK Family Center provides reliable treatment that is culturally sensitive. Through individual and group therapy as well as family and couple’s services, clients can excel in their recovery process with an emphasis on tribal connectivity and customs. Through funding and resources, services can be compensated for making recovery accessible for all.

Oneida Tribe of Indians Wisconsin
2640 West Point Rd
Green Bay, WI  54301

Oneida Tribe of Indians Wisconsin Cost: Free for tribe members. Reach Oneida Tribe of Indians Wisconsin by phone at (920) 490-3790 or by email at info@oneidanation.org. Find Oneida Tribe of Indians Wisconsin on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest

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The Basics

For over 20 years, Reality Counseling Services has offered outpatient substance abuse treatment to the residents of Lansing and Grand Rapids, Michigan. Most treatment plans provide the standard level of outpatient care, though some clients may increase treatment sessions up to the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) level of care, exceeding nine hours of treatment each week. Both locations are easily accessed with public transportation, and RCS offers DUI education classes as well.

Treatment and Staff

Most clients come to Reality Counseling due to court-order, but self-referred clients are welcome as well. After an assessment, clients are given a treatment plan that includes group and individual therapy. Most clients complete their treatment plan in four months attending group therapy twice a week with up to eight one-on-one sessions over the course of their time at Reality Counseling, depending on their treatment plan and progress.

Therapy groups usually have eight to 15 participants and address the disease model of addiction, relapse prevention, handling triggers and marijuana cessation. The treatment team includes Master’s-level therapists such as MSWs and addiction counselors with CADC credentials. Therapy incorporates CBT, Moral Recognition Therapy (MRT) and the 12-step framework. Clients are also required to attend three outside 12-step meetings each week.

While the treatment team is qualified to address co-occurring disorders in therapy, clients needing dual diagnosis support are referred to a nearby mental health clinic for additional therapy and medication management.

Extras

Clients who complete their treatment plan are eligible to attend Reality Counseling’s weekly relapse prevention group for aftercare, at no additional charge.

In Summary

Reality Counseling Services has over two decades of experience delivering effective outpatient substance abuse treatment to the residents of south central Michigan. With extensive experience serving clients court-ordered to attend treatment, Reality Counseling Services might be a promising option for substance abusers who also need help navigating the criminal justice system.

Reality Counseling Services
Lansing Location
610 E. Grand River Ave
Lansing, MI 48906
(517) 484-4997

Grand Rapids Location
2610 Buchanan Ave SW
Grand Rapids, MI 49548
(616) 475-8660

Reality Counseling Services Outpatient Cost: $700-$975. Reach Reality Counseling Services by phone at (517) 484-4997.

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The Basics

Founded in 1972, My Family, Inc.—better known as MFI Recovery Center—provides outpatient substance abuse treatment at several Inland Empire locations in California. With facilities in Banning, Murietta, San Jacinto and Riverside, both standard outpatient and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) are available. With the exception of the Banning location, all branches also offer programs for adolescents. The Riverside location has an opiate detox program, and MFI also operates several residential treatment facilities in the Inland Empire.

MFI’s mission is to assist men, women and families develop tools for a healthy life as productive members of society by providing a range of behavioral health and substance abuse treatment programs.

Treatment and Staff

After an assessment, clients are placed in the standard outpatient track or IOP. Most clients complete their treatment plan in eight weeks, but IOP clients who step down to the standard outpatient track may stay in the program for as long as three or four months.

IOP clients meet for group therapy three times a week and individual therapy once a week. Standard outpatient clients meet for group therapy once or twice a week and schedule individual therapy as-needed. Groups seldom exceed 15 participants.

The treatment team includes Master’s-level therapists such as MFTs and addiction counselors with CADC and CAS credentials. Counselors and therapists employ the Matrix Model and 12-step framework and require clients to attend outside AA/NA or other peer support meetings as part of their treatment plan.

While co-occurring disorders are addressed in therapy at MFI, the treatment team refers clients with mental health diagnoses to nearby mental health clinics for more specialized therapy and medication management. MFI is also a proponent of involving the entire family in a client’s recovery and provides a family program for those who wish to partake. Its adolescent treatment track in particular offers significant family intervention through group and individual therapy.

Additionally, clients addicted to opiates can receive Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with Suboxone at the Riverside location and participate in counseling at any one of the outpatient centers.

Extras

After completing their treatment plan, outpatient clients can attend a weekly aftercare group for six weeks. Alumni can also connect with each other in MFI’s closed Alumni Facebook group.

In Summary

MFI Recovery Centers have been providing outpatient and residential substance abuse treatment to California’s Inland Empire for over 40 years. With relatively low-cost treatment and a network of facilities, MFI is likely a promising option for those who wish to enter treatment while maintaining their responsibilities at work, school and at home.

Valley Wide Counseling Services
1604 S Santa Fe Ave. #403
San Jacinto, CA 92583
(951) 654-2026

Riverside Outpatient Services & Administration Office
5870 Arlington Ave. #103
Riverside, CA 92504
Phone: (951) 683-6596

Banning Outpatient Services
2781 W Ramsey St #1
Banning, CA 92220
Phone: (951) 849-3896

Murrieta Outpatient Services
24885 Whitewood Rd #105
Murrieta, CA 92562
Phone: (951) 698-8558

MFI Recovery Center Outpatient Cost: Accepts Insurance, Self-pay rate $1,000 (30 days). Reach MFI Recovery Center by phone at (866) 218-4697. Find MFI on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn

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The Basics

The Phoenix, Arizona chapter of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence opened its doors in 1960 with the mission to provide the community with advocacy, education and services that aim to improve quality of life by reducing alcohol and drug dependency.

By 2000,  it had narrowed its focus and developed programs to exclusively help women battle substance abuse. It currently provides a variety of residential and transitional care facilities for single women, expectant mothers and women with children throughout Phoenix. Weldon House offers long-term housing for women and their children as does Legacy House, though housing is short-term and serves pregnant women as well. HER House provides treatment and housing for women without children and Sally’s Place offers a safe and nurturing home for addicts and the mentally ill to parent their newborns.

The NCADD also offers long-term outpatient treatment for women and serves nearly 500 women and their children each year.

Accommodations and Food

Weldon House is a collection of 18 single-story two-bedroom apartments in a suburban neighborhood of Phoenix accommodating each family in a private apartment. HER House is a triplex of two-bedroom apartments that accommodate three women in each unit. Some women in Legacy House who may have lost custody of their children due to substance use may transfer with their children to Weldon House as they progress in recovery and regain custody. Women in these programs are responsible for their own cooking and cleaning and are permitted to leave their residences for treatment, work and recreation.

Women residing in Legacy House may stay in the short-term emergency housing facility for up to 60 days. Women have roommates and shared baths. Women residing at Sally’s House receive help from the house staff with parenting chores.

Each facility has recreational areas for television and reading.

Treatment and Staff

Clients of Weldon House, HER House and Legacy House must attend outpatient treatment at NCADD’s nearby outpatient facility. Outpatient treatment at NCADD has three levels of care which clients progress through over the course of one year. All levels include group and weekly individual therapy in addition to case-management services.

Level one meets for groups three days a week, meeting the requirements of an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). In this phase, group therapy addresses the disease concept of addiction, parenting skills, grief and relapse prevention. Clients are also introduced to the 12-step framework and are required to attend outside 12-step meetings (frequency depending on the individual’s treatment plan) and search for a sponsor. Level two meets twice a week for group therapy. In this phase, groups focus on how to set healthy boundaries, relationship skills, working through abuse and creating a recovery-based values system. In Level three, clients meet once a week for group therapy. Groups include DBT skills and a dual diagnosis group for those with co-occurring disorders. In this phase, clients work with a career counselor to meet their employment goals and may also receive parenting coaching.

Groups are led by Master’s-level therapists including MSWs and doctorate-level psychologists. Groups usually have 15 to 20 participants and use CBT and Motivational Interviewing (MI) in addition to DBT. The treatment team is qualified to treat co-occurring disorders, and a psychiatric nurse practitioner is available for medication management. Each facility also has supportive staff on-site 24/7.

Clients of Weldon House have access to a life coach and parenting coach. HER House residents focus on creating economic stability for themselves and receive job skills training and coaching for resume writing and interviewing. Residents also often work at Sustain, NCADD’s low-cost resale shop, to build work experience.

Throughout treatment, clients of each program receive case-management services to help coordinate health care and any other supportive services that may benefit them and their families.

Extras

The NCADD is focused on healing the entire family of the addict and to this end provides family therapy groups in addition to individual family therapy. Case-managers also help locate services for children of clients such as educational therapists.

In Summary

For over 50 years, the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence’s Phoenix chapter has worked to help women overcome the particular challenges they face in ending substance abuse. Through long-term therapeutic support and extensive case-management services, clients and counselors co-create responsive treatment plans that build the life skills and self-confidence to pursue their goals and raise healthy families.

NCADD Phoenix Residential
4201 N. 16^th St, Ste 140
Phoenix, AZ 85016

National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Phoenix Residential Cost: State-funded. Reach The NCADD Phoenix Residential by phone at (602) 264-6214 and by email at thelmar@ncadd-phx.org. Find NCADD Phoenix Residential on Facebook and YouTube

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The Basics

One Day at A Time Counseling is an outpatient mental health facility located Greenwood Village, Colorado. The facility began as a one-room private practice in 2004 and has since developed into an eight-room facility for mental health services. Angie Cordova, the founder and sole counselor, was at one time a police officer while also providing counseling services through her private practice. Following the success of One Day at A Time, Cordova left law enforcement to practice full-time. Additionally, Cordova established a non-profit to assist sexually abused children and aid in their recovery. One Day at A Time offers marriage counseling, dual diagnosis support and substance abuse treatment.

Treatment and Staff

One Day at A Time Counseling utilizes an Integrative Therapy technique that is a person-centered approach and effective for a range of mental health concerns. Before an individual can enroll under her care, they must schedule an appointment for a bio-psycho-social assessment to determine the level and intensity of care. All recovery plans are individualized treatment initiatives tailored to the client’s needs. If the client is in need of detox prior to beginning treatment, they are referred to a local trusted facility.

ODT recommends that substance abuse clients attend group therapy once per week and individual therapy at least bi-monthly. Individuals with co-occurring disorders are supported with additional therapeutic resources. Cordova also offers marriage counseling, specialized treatment for children through Play Therapy, anger management tracks and stress management skills. Premarital services are also available through the Prepare and Enrich program. Additionally, Cordova is certified in specialized techniques including Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM). These techniques are designed to help individuals, couples and families diffuse stressful situations and crises.

Cordova’s credentials include Certified Addictions Counselor (CAC) Level III, LMFT, Registered Play Therapist (RPT), Certified Forensic Interviewer (CFI) and Nationally Certified Professional Mediator (NCPM). Cordova also provides Christian faith focused counseling. If additional support is needed, clients may be encouraged to attend 12-step meetings or other similar resources.

Extras

Cordova provides intensive therapy for families and children. Consultation services are also available for clients who are experiencing violence in the workplace and trauma-related issues.

In Summary

One Day at A Time Counseling offers individual and group therapy options for clients with substance abuse issues and co-occurring disorders incorporating a range of evidence based methods. All therapies are individualized to the client to ensure a successful beginning to recovery. While staff is limited to one professional, Cordova holds an impressive list of credentials and experience making this a solid choice for those seeking flexible treatment.

One Day at a Time Counseling
6595 S. Dayton St, Ste 1200
Greenwood Village, CO 80111

One Day at a Time Counseling Cost: $70 – $100 (per hour). Reach One Day at a Time Counseling by phone at (720) 488-0878 or by email at angie@onedaycounseling.com.

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The Basics

Lincoln County Addiction Recovery Program is one of the behavioral health programs offered by the Lincoln County Health and Human Services department. Located in the heart of Lincoln County in Newport, Oregon, the substance abuse treatment program at LCARP offers both a basic outpatient program and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).

Treatment and Staff

Before beginning treatment, clients are asked to come in for an initial appointment to discuss treatment needs and for the counselor to determine which track suits them best. The standard outpatient track includes up to nine hours per week and the IOP consists of nine or more hours weekly.

The treatment philosophy at Lincoln County focuses on changing behaviors and treating the individual as as a whole, not just the disease. Depending on the client’s needs, individualized treatment plans typically include individual and group therapy, family education, relapse prevention, women in recovery group, stress reduction, dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorders therapy, DUI treatment, adolescent treatment and referral services.

Each client’s case is managed as they progress through the program and changes are made as necessary. The duration of treatment varies for each individual. Random breathalyzer and urinalysis tests are administered throughout treatment to ensure that clients stay on track.

The 12 steps are not integrated into the program, however clients are encouraged to attend meetings and counselors provide referrals to local chapters if requested.

The staff at LCARP consists of LPCs, LCSWs and LADCs.

Extras

In addition to the substance abuse treatment program, the Lincoln County Health and Human Services also offers a variety of other wellness and treatment services to their and the community. Other services include maternal child health services, immunizations, mental health care, developmental disabilities services and primary care services.

In Summary

The Lincoln County Addiction Recovery Program provided by the Lincoln County Health and Human Services is a solid outpatient program for those seeking individualized treatment and a variety of therapeutic methods. Through case management and various modalities that cater to various recovery needs including co-occurring disorders, clients are given a strong foundation for a sober and healthy life.

Lincoln County Addiction Recovery Program
36 SWE Nye St
Newport, OR 97365

Lincoln County Addiction Recovery Program Cost: Sliding scale. Reach Lincoln County Addiction Recovery Program by phone at (541) 265-4179.

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The Basics

Lighthouse Counseling Services, Inc. is a private counseling practice that offers a wide variety of therapeutic services with a Christian-faith perspective. With a network of six facilities throughout Western Kentucky, clients have the option to choose the location that best suits their needs. LCSI’s substance abuse treatment program is state-certified and provides both a basic outpatient track and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).

Treatment and Staff

Before treatment begins, clients are first assessed and evaluated to determine whether the basic services or the IOP is best suited to their needs. An individualized treatment plan is developed to determine which therapy methods should be implemented and how often.

The substance abuse treatment program at LCSI, known as Navigation, consists of several different treatment modalities. The basic track requires clients to participate in up to 10 hours of weekly therapy while the IOP requires a minimum of 10 hours. All therapies are based in CBT and also integrate teachings from the Christian faith. Therapies include individual and group therapy, family therapy, adolescent services, aftercare and addiction education. Individualized plans may include any or all of the various therapies.

The program does not incorporate the 12 steps, however, clients are strongly encouraged to attend meetings outside of treatment and may be referred to a local chapter by one of the counselors.

The staff at LCSI consists of LCSWs, LPCCs, CSWs, CADCs and LPCAs.

Extras

LCSI has a range of adjunct services available including a sex offender treatment program, a batterer intervention program, an anger management program, client advocacy services as well as counseling services for numerous emotional, mental and behavioral issues and disorders.

In Summary

The substance abuse treatment program offered by Lighthouse Counseling Services, Inc. is best suited for those seeking individualized standard outpatient treatment or an IOP. Through evidence-based practices, aftercare and educational services, clients are given a solid and structured foundation for recovery.

Lighthouse Counseling Services, Inc.
105 E Main Cross St
Greenville, KY 42345

Lighthouse Counseling Services, Inc. Cost: Sliding scale. Reach Lighthouse Counseling Services, Inc. by phone at (270) 873-4226. Find Lighthouse Counseling Services, Inc. on Facebook

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The Basics

Lincoln County Alcohol and Drug Center is a substance abuse treatment program offered by the Public Health Department of Lincoln County in Washington state. Located in the county seat of Davenport, Washington, the big-city resources of Spokane are a short 45 minutes away. The substance abuse treatment program offers both a basic outpatient program and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).

Treatment and Staff

The substance abuse treatment program at LCADC provides counseling for abuse of alcohol, street drugs, tobacco, prescription drugs, marijuana, methamphetamines, energy drinks and cough syrup. Before a client can begin a treatment program, they must first submit to an initial evaluation and assessment to determine the best level of care. From there, an individualized treatment plan that dictates the therapies and frequency of treatment that caters best to each client’s unique needs.

The standard outpatient track and the IOP both incorporate the same treatment modalities but the number of hours spent in treatment per week varies. Treatment plans combine individual and group therapy, alcohol and drug information school, family therapy, adolescent treatment, DUI assessments, legal assistance and outside referrals when necessary. Individual therapy sessions are scheduled independently, while group sessions are held several times a day from Monday to Friday. The 12-steps are not incorporated into the program, however clients are strongly encouraged to attend AA/NA meetings, and counselors offer referrals to local meetings for those who request them.

The staff at LCADC consists of CADCs, LSWs and LPCs.

Extras

The Lincoln County Public Health Department also offers a range of other health and wellness services. A substance abuse prevention program, mental health counseling services, developmental disabilities services and primary health care services are all available.

In Summary

LCADC’s outpatient program places an emphasis on personal responsibility for recovery through traditional therapy. Clients have the flexibility to maintain their regular life, school and work schedules while still participating in treatment. Through an experienced and credentialed staff offering a variety of evidence based options, clients find support for building a foundation to recovery.

Lincoln County Alcohol and Drug Center
510 Morgan, PO Box 152
Davenport, WA 99122

Lincoln County Alcohol and Drug Center Cost: Sliding scale. Reach Lincoln County Alcohol and Drug Center by phone at (509) 725-2111.

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The Basics

CASA of Livingston County (Council on Alcohol and Substance Abuse of Livingston County) was founded in 1975 in Geneseo, New York. Today, the organization operates two locations in the Livingston County area that both provide outpatient substance abuse treatment to adult men and women.

Treatment and Staff

Clients interested in CASA begin their intake process with a phone assessment with a case manager who takes the client’s personal and insurance information. This is followed by an in-person assessment with a counselor to help determine the client’s needed level of care and if he or she is a good fit for CASA’s services. If the client’s circumstances warrant more extensive treatment, CASA can provide referrals to outside detox and/or residential treatment programs.

CASA’s outpatient program lasts for roughly eight to nine months and meets two to three times a week. The exact length and intensity of the program is based on the counselor’s assessment of the client’s need. CASA’s outpatient program consists of both group and individual therapy. The groups consist of roughly 15 clients but can run even smaller. Counselors structure the groups around education with a set curriculum. Groups can also include sharing and occasionally focus on relapse prevention. Clients also meet with counselors for individual meetings once a week.

Although CASA is not 12-step based, clients are referred to outside AA and NA groups. Some of CASA’s locations also occasionally host AA and NA meetings in the evenings.

CASA is a dual diagnosis organization and clients with potential co-occurring disorders are assigned a mental health counselor. Also, the Geneseo program is located in the same building as the Livingston County Mental Health Department so dual diagnosis clients at that location are referred to that department’s services.

CASA offers a Suboxone program for men and women struggling with opiate addiction. This program begins with a doctor’s assessment where the client is evaluated by a medical staff to ensure that Suboxone treatment is the proper route. Clients who qualify for this program then begin Suboxone treatment and are required to meet with CASA’s doctor once a week for the first four weeks, and then step down to a meeting once every two weeks for the remainder of the program. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is also provided at both the Geneseo and Dansville locations. This treatment is overseen by a medical director and registered nurse. Clients in need of medical treatment are also offered health assessments and connections with primary care physicians at both these locations.

CASA’s counseling staff consists of CASACs as well as some occasional interns who sit in on group meetings.

Extras

Although CASA does not offer an official family program, counselors do regularly refer family members to outside Alanon groups. Clients can also request meetings with their counselor, family members and themselves.

CASA also doesn’t offer an aftercare program but clients are highly encouraged to attend and continue in outside AA and NA support groups in the area.

The organization offers adolescent counseling and early intervention. CASA also operates a jail program and domestic violence program for court-ordered clients.

In Summary

The Council on Alcohol and Substance Abuse of Livingston County is an affordable and accessible outpatient treatment option. Working alongside the county’s mental health department, clients struggling with both addiction and co-occurring disorders are able to get the care they need. Also, the Suboxone program offers alternative to abstinence-based treatment for those facing severe opiate addictions.

CASA of Livingston County
4612 Millennium Dr
Geneseo, NY 14454

141 Main St
Dansville, NY 14437

CASA of Livingston County Cost: Sliding Scale. Reach CASA of Livingston County by phone at (585) 991-5012 or by email. Find CASA of Livingston County on Facebook

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The Basics

Counseling Services of Southern Utah was founded in 1991 in Saint George, Utah. Although the organization utilizes some Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint (LDS) elements, clients do not have to be LDS, or any specific faith, to participate in Counseling Service’s treatment programs. The organization provides outpatient and residential treatment to adult men and women in southwestern Utah.

Accommodations and Food

The inpatient program is in a house in a small subdivision in Toquerville, Utah. Although the house has a total of 12 beds, the organization usually only has between four to eight clients at any given time. The counselors believe it’s in the client’s best interest therapeutically to have a roommate while in the program. As such, each client shares a bedroom with another client.

Clients are assigned chores and required to assist with the upkeep of their living environment. The house is also a smoke-free facility and although caffeine is offered, counselors encourage clients to abstain from that as well.

Counseling services provides clients with food for three meals a day, however clients are responsible for the preparation of their own meals. Clients usually trade off the cooking duties, with one or two clients preparing the food for the entire house. Although Counseling Services provides clients with a basic menu to work from, they are allowed to improvise a bit with their cooking.

Treatment and Staff

To enroll at Counseling Services, clients must first complete a phone assessment followed by an in-person evaluation with one of the organization’s case managers. During these two assessments, the staff at Counseling Services determines the client’s needed level of care. If the client is unstable or going through withdrawal symptoms, he or she is referred to an outside detox program.

The residential program offers a variety of different lengths of stay including 30 days, 45 days, 60 days and 90 days. Clients’ length of stay meets both their treatment needs as well as their budget. The residential program consists of both group and individual therapy. Clients begin their day with group meetings from 8am to 11am and then have individual meetings, 12-step groups, step work and LDS recovery meetings in the afternoon. Counselors implement a diverse range of therapeutic techniques including CBT, DBT and EMDR.

When clients complete the residential program, they have the opportunity to step down to Counseling Service’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). Counseling Services offers three separate lengths for the IOP: a five-week program, six-month program and an 18-month program. Like the residential program, the length is based on the financial capacity of the client as well as their needs. The IOP consists of three group meetings a week. The group sizes for the IOP vary but are usually less than 12 clients. Like in the residential program, counselors use a variety of treatment techniques including CBT, relapse prevention, DBT and EMDR.

The residential program and IOP are based around the principles of 12-step recovery and clients regularly read the Big Book, use a 12-step workbook and complete step work while in the programs. The IOP requires at least two outside AA or NA meetings a week.

Counseling Services is also dual diagnosis and offers mental health counseling to clients with potential co-occurring disorders.

Clients in both programs are also regularly drug tested and breathalyzed.

The organization’s counseling staff consists of LCSWs and MSWs.

Extras

During the week, clients engage in a variety of recreational activities including volunteering in the community, walks in the neighborhood and visits to the local gym. On weekends, clients go on long hikes or participate in larger service projects in the community. Clients also attend equine therapy once every other week.

On Sundays, clients attend a LDS church for a three-hour service. Although clients do not have to be LDS to attend Counseling Services, they must attend church weekly with the rest of the program.

Counseling Services also offers an aftercare program that is simply a step-down from the IOP and consists of two group meetings, twice a week. These meetings last for 90 minutes and center around relapse prevention.

The residential and IOP offer a weekly family program on Wednesday evenings. Family members meet with the clients and discuss co-dependency issues. Every week, the family members are given homework to complete before the next meeting. The residential program also offers family visitation every Sunday from 4pm to 6pm.

The organization also offers a variety of other substance abuse programs including motivational speaking services, an adolescent placement program, a R.O.P.E.S. therapy program, a domestic violence program and Biosound therapy.

In Summary

Counseling Services of Southern Utah creates an intimate setting in a highly structured environment where clients can track their own progress. The extensive amount of recreational opportunities and alternative treatment techniques that incorporate both evidence-based and spiritual components are added benefits to receiving treatment here.

Counseling Services of Southern Utah
561 E. Tabernacle
St. George, UT 84770

Counseling Services of Southern Utah Cost: $16,000 (30 days). Reach Counseling Services of Southern Utah by phone at (435) 673-2822. Find Counseling Services for Southern Utah on Google+, Facebook and Twitter

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The Basics

Founded during the Civil War in 1965, VA Eastern Kansas Healthcare System in Topeka, Kansas was one of the first federal hospitals. Today, this hospital system operates a location in Topeka as well as Leavenworth and offers detox, residential and outpatient services to adult male and female veterans.

Accommodations and Food

The VA’s detox and residential program are run at the Topeka hospital. The substance abuse wings are closed units, requiring a key to enter and exit. This practice ensures that no negative outside forces enter the facility and helps enforce the VA’s strict no-smoking policy.

Each client shares a bedroom with another client but everyone has his or her own bed, closet space and bedside table. The VA is co-ed with men and women residing in separate wings of the facility.

The VA provides three meals a day during the week. The food is made by an on-site cooking staff who prepares meals for everyone in the hospital. The cooking staff always offers vegetarian and gluten-free options, and can accommodate other food allergies or restrictions. On the weekends, clients are responsible for their own food and usually order delivery or barbeque outside.

Although cell phones are technically allowed in the facility, clients are required to turn them over while in group therapy so to prevent distractions.

Treatment and Staff

The intake process at the VA begins with registering in the hospital’s system. Clients then meet with an intake coordinator in the VA’s substance abuse department who determines the client’s level of need. If the individual is unstable or going through withdrawal, he or she is referred to the VA’s detox program.

The detox program lasts two to seven days and takes place in a separate area of the substance abuse wing. This program is focused on stabilization and the client’s mental health as he or she goes through withdrawal. Depending on their condition, clients may participate in group or individual therapy although this is not a required aspect of the program.

The VA’s Fresh Start residential program lasts four weeks and consists of group and individual counseling. Clients entering this program begin on a Monday or Tuesday and always graduate on Fridays. Clients are in group meetings between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm Monday through Friday. The groups are generally seven to 13 clients led by one counselor. The therapy is CBT-based and focuses on changing the clients’ thought patterns. Groups also include education, sharing and relapse prevention. Individual meetings are scheduled based on the needs of the client.

Although the program is not 12-step based, clients are encouraged to attend outside AA and NA meetings in their off hours.

When clients finish with the residential program, they are either referred to other outside residential programs to continue their care or they can step down to the VA’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).

The IOP meets for group meetings three days a week. This program is offered at both the Topeka and Leavenworth locations, with the Topeka IOP lasting four to six weeks and the Leavenworth program running for four weeks. Counselors cover a variety of group topics in the IOP and work with clients to assign them to groups that best fit their needs. Some of these meetings include CBT, DBT, pain management, PTSD, military sexual trauma and relapse prevention. The group sizes in the IOP vary but are usually between five and 15 clients.

The VA is dual diagnosis equipped and has a doctor, registered nursed and LPNs on staff to assist clients with co-occurring disorders. This medical staff assists with medication management and can conduct individual counseling with the clients if necessary.

The VA’s counseling staff includes LSWs, mental health therapists, licensed addiction therapists and nurses, as well as a psychologist and a psychiatrist.

Extras

Clients regularly participate in outdoor recreational activities such as going on walks or taking trips to the local gym. The counselors and staff also occasionally have classes and groups outside if the weather permits.

The VA offers family groups that include the client, their family members and a counselor. These meetings are focused on substance abuse education and addressing any co-dependency issues.

When clients complete the IOP, they can step down to the VA’s aftercare program.

Counselors in this program tailor each client’s treatment plan to fit their needs as they transition out of the IOP and into real life. The aftercare program consists of both group and individual sessions, and the length and intensity of the program is based on the needs of the client.

In Summary

The VA Eastern Kansas Healthcare System is a comprehensive and individualized treatment system. The small size of the residential program allows clients to receive a more than adequate amount of personal attention while in the program. The availability of the VA’s large medical staff provides clients with co-occurring disorders a great deal of support and treatment.

VA Eastern Kansas Healthcare System
2200 SW Gage Blvd
Topeka, KS 66622

VA Eastern Kansas Healthcare System Cost: Free for Veterans. Contact VA Eastern Kansas Healthcare System at (785) 350-3111 Ext. 52199. Find VA Eastern Kansas Healthcare System on Facebook and Twitter

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The Basics

Foundation for Multicultural Solutions (also known as El Camino) offers bilingual outpatient substance abuse treatment in Tacoma, Washington. Foundation was started 15 years ago by Patricia Neagle and Carmen Murphy, two addiction counselors who decided to join forces to serve Tacoma’s Hispanic community. The mission is “to provide quality family-centered services promoting recovery from substance disorders to achieve physical, emotional and spiritual healing; through advocacy and education, counseling and treatment.”

Treatment and Staff

Foundation for Multicultural Solutions offers both standard outpatient and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) to adults and adolescents. After an assessment, clients are placed on the standard outpatient or IOP track. IOP clients attend group therapy three times each week and have individual therapy once a week. Standard outpatient clients attend group therapy once or twice a week and have individual therapy as-needed. All treatment tracks are progress-based but most IOP clients complete their treatment plan in four weeks while standard outpatient clients usually stay longer. Many clients step down from the IOP to standard outpatient as their sobriety stabilizes.

Currently, the Adult IOP is only offered in Spanish. All other programs are bilingual. Therapy groups usually have about 12 participants and are led by addiction counselors with CADC credentials. Counselors use the 12-step framework, Matrix Model and Motivational Interviewing (MI) in therapy. Adult clients are also required to attend two outside 12-step meetings each week. The parents of adolescent clients are required to attend various individual and group sessions with their child.

While the counselors at Foundation are familiar with co-occurring disorders, clients who need significant dual diagnosis support are referred to an outside mental health clinic for therapy and medication for their mental health diagnosis.

Extras

For aftercare, clients can attend a weekly relapse prevention group.

Optional family therapy is available for adult clients who would like their loved ones to take an active role in their recovery. Foundation for Multicultural Solutions also provides HIV/AIDS education and prevention classes as well as DUI education classes and assessments.

In Summary

Foundation for Multicultural Solutions has provided Tacoma’s Hispanic community with bilingual outpatient services for over a decade and a half. With family therapy and an adolescent program that requires active parental participation, Foundation is prepared to treat the conditions that allow substance abuse to be passed down from one generation to the next.

Foundation for Multicultural Solutions
2316 S. State St, Ste B
Tacoma, WA 98405

Foundation for Multicultural Solutions Outpatient Cost: Accepts Insurance. Sliding Scale for low-income adults; youth clients can receive state-funded treatment grants. Reach Foundation for Multicultural Solutions by phone at (253) 572-3214 or by email at info@foundationelcamino.org. Find Foundation for Multicultural Solutions on Facebook

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The Basics

Based out of Minot, North Dakota, Trinity Health is a non-profit, full-service behavioral health hospital that provides inpatient, outpatient and Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) for addiction and mental illness. Treatment is available for adults, adolescents and children.

Treatment and Staff

Clients with substance abuse issues receive outpatient treatment through Trinity Hospital’s St. Joseph location. After an initial assessment, staff members develop an individualized treatment plan taking into account the specific needs of cultural background and gender. For those in need of stabilization, a medically-supervised detox is available on-site.

Treatment uses evidence-based therapies such as CBT, DBT, psychotherapy and trauma-informed care. Both group and individual therapy are available along with medication management for those with co-occurring disorders. Clients also attend educational classes with rotating topics such as the addiction as a disease model and other related issues. While attending 12-step meetings is generally encouraged, it is not required. There are no firm rules on how often clients should attend treatment sessions or how long treatment should last, but when treatment is complete, staff help create discharge plans as a relapse prevention measure.

The staff at Trinity Health is expansive and includes MDs, RNs, psychiatrists, psychologists, LPCs, LCSWs and Master’s- or PhD-level counselors.

Extras

The facility also offers an inpatient mental health program divided age; children between the ages of four and 12, adolescents between 13 and 18 and adults 18 and up. These programs are generally reserved for those with severe mental illnesses or behavioral disorders, and while some clients enrolled may have co-occurring issues with addiction, substance abuse is not the focus of treatment.

Additionally, there is a child and adolescent PHP for young people with behavioral and emotional issues, as well as outpatient mental health counseling. Aftercare is also is available in the form of stepped down treatment schedules. Staff  provides intervention services as necessary. For those in need of additional support, Trinity Health provides a myriad of other medical services (see the website for a full list).

In Summary

Trinity Health provides many of the treatments one would expect from a behavioral health hospital through a full continuum of care. While not all of its intensive programs are equally geared towards mental health and addiction, each is flexible and comes with the expertise of a diverse medical staff and the resources of a full-service hospital. For those in the area looking for a medically-based recovery experience, Trinity Health is a comprehensive program with help for the whole family.

Trinity Health
407 3rd St SE
Minot, ND 58701

Trinity Health Cost: Varies by insurance. Reach Trinity Health at (701) 857-2480. Find Trinity Health on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube

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The Basics

Founded in 2009, Trinity of Chemung County is a private non-profit organization that provides flexible outpatient drug and alcohol treatment to residents of Chemung County, New York. Based in Elmira, the facility also provides education, prevention and referral services to more than 300 people each month. Treatment is available to men, women, adolescents and families.

Treatment and Staff

All programs are individualized, catered to fit each client’s needs after an initial evaluation. Though flexible, plans include some combination of individual and group therapy using evidence-based practices like CBT, DBT and Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT). Family therapy is also offered as-needed. The option of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is available as well, offered by way of Suboxone, Naltrexone, Vivitrol, Antabuse, Campral and nicotine replacement. Clients are expected to attend regular off-site 12-step meetings.

Staff consists of CASACs and administrative support personnel.

Extras

Trinity of Chemung County has a robust prevention and education department which includes the Drug Free Community Coalition of Chemung County, a multi-faceted organization that collects drug and alcohol research data, organizes community events and launches anti-drinking and drugging initiatives.

It also offers a weekly, seven-week program for impaired drivers that includes risk factor education and PRIME for Life sessions as well as a life skills training program, an academic program for Pre-K to 8th graders called Second STEP and a teen intervention program.

In Summary

Overall, Trinity of Chemung County provides flexible, comprehensive and affordable outpatient treatment for a range of clientele, using a number of industry-approved treatment modalities. Though clients suffering from co-occurring disorders may not get the highest level of medical support they need here, Trinity’s solid treatment programming and strong ties to the local community makes it a valuable local resource.

Trinity of Chemung County
150 Lake St, 2nd Fl
Elmira, NY 14901

Trinity of Chemung County Cost: $135 (initial evaluation); sliding scale, most insurances accepted. Reach Trinity of Chemung County at (607) 737-5215. Find Trinity of Chemung County on Facebook

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The Basics

Warm Springs Community Counseling (WSCC) offers outpatient therapy and other services to members of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, or any person who lives on the Warm Springs Reservation. Set on the Columbia River in northwest Oregon, the Warm Springs Community Counseling Center provides substance abuse prevention, assessment and counseling services.

Treatment and Staff

The treatment program at WSCC begins with an initial evaluation to help counselors determine the level of care needed and develop an individualized treatment plan. That tailored approach determines the frequency, type and duration of treatment. Methods offered are CBT-based individual and group counseling. One-on-one sessions are scheduled independently between client and counselor, while the group sessions are held at various times throughout the week. Groups are open to children, youth and adults.

The prevention team associated with WSCC provides prevention information via educational sessions, programs, suicide prevention and mental health wellness. The counselors on staff often make referrals to those seeking treatment for co-occurring disorders outside of the reservation, or supplemental addiction help at an area inpatient program or local 12-step meetings.

The staff at WSCC consists of CADCs and LPCs.

Extras

As WSCC is only one sanction of the services offered by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, there are numerous other resources. These include education programs, housing services, public utilities, social services, youth services, senior services, employment assistance, veterans services and culture and heritage services.

In Summary

The substance abuse treatment program offered by the Warm Springs Community Counseling Center is a solid outpatient option for members of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs seeking care. Through individualized planning and evidence-based treatment practices as well as educational programs, clients receive the best possible care putting them on the road to recovery.

Warm Springs Community Counseling
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
1233 Veterans St
Warm Springs, OR 97761

Warm Springs Community Counseling Cost: Free for tribal members. Reach Warm Springs Community Counseling by phone at (541) 553-1924. Find Warm Springs Community Counseling on Facebook

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The Basics

Comprehensive Recovery Services, Inc. (CSRI) was founded in 2007 to fill a need for counseling and treatment services in Ionia, Michigan and its surrounding communities.  Located about two hours outside of Detroit, clients who seek treatment here have access to a close-knit community of support and resources. The substance abuse program at CSRI is exclusively outpatient.

Treatment and Staff

For those who go to CSRI for treatment, there are two outpatient tracks: the standard outpatient track and the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). All of the clients must initially undergo a clinical drug and alcohol evaluation to determine which track is the best fit and to develop an individualized treatment plan. The primary difference between the two tracks is the frequency of the sessions. Those in the regular outpatient track typically attend individual therapy once a week and group therapy twice a week while those in the IOP usually attend individual therapy once or twice a week and group therapy three times a week.

Both tracks of treatment consist of individual and group therapy, educational seminars, holistic approaches (such as nutrition planning and mindfulness training), relapse prevention and life and social skills training. While the 12 steps are not integrated into the program attendance of AA/NA meetings is strongly encouraged outside of the program.

The staff at CRSI consists of LLPs and CADCs.

Extras

In addition to the comprehensive outpatient treatment program, CRSI also offers counseling services for a variety of other issues. The general counseling services offered by CRSI allows clients to seek treatment for co-occurring disorders, anxiety, depression, PTSD and domestic violence.

In Summary

Although Comprehensive Recovery Services, Inc. does not offer an inpatient program, it does offer solid outpatient treatment for individuals seeking a no-nonsense approach to recovery. Through a two-track system, clients receive the level of care best suited for them through a variety of different evidence-based treatment modalities creating a foundation for recovery.

Comprehensive Recovery Services Inc
215 W Main
Ionia, MI 48846

Comprehensive Recovery Services Inc Cost: Sliding scale. Reach Comprehensive Recovery Services Inc by phone at (616) 522-0687. Find Comprehensive Recovery Services Inc on Facebook

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