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Provides group and individual therapy sessions to those with a substance use disorder, based on the level and severity of the disorder per the assessment.
Provides general and intensive outpatient treatment for those who struggle with substance use disorders. General outpatient treatment is typically 1 to 8 hours per week; intensive outpatient treatment is typically 9+ hours per week, based on evaluation and input from the client and their therapist.
Certified to work with clients who are court ordered or on state monitored probation. JRI requirements serve as part of treatment program, including: substance use screening, risk assessment, and an evaluation that meets the American Society of Addiction Medicine criteria. All clients who receive a substance abuse evaluation are fully involved in developing a treatment program to meet their individual needs.
Substance use Education Group: Designed for those who do not meet the criteria for a substance use disorder but would likely benefit from early intervention education. Substance Use Relapse Prevention Group : For those who meet the criteria for a substance use disorder and can achieve sobriety, providing prevention skill assistance.