Services

Screening and Assessment

Screening  Our staff will discuss our program over the phone and will ask a series of screening questions to determine whether we are the appropriate treatment facility for your needs.  If the questionnaire identifies you as a candidate for our program, we will move forward with setting a date for assessment. If for some reason we are not appropriate for your needs our case management services will begin, we will work to refer you to the best fit organization for your needs. 

Biopsychosocial and Spiritual Assessment  Our clinical staff will work with you to determine your strengths, needs, abilities and goals for treatment through an in depth assessment designed to inform your individualized treatment plan.  

Residential Services

ASAM Level 3.5 Treatment (High Intensity Residential) This means you can expect an intensive experience including a combination of  medical evaluation and prescriptions as needed, weekly 36+ hours of trauma informed clinical individual and group sessions, peer recovery activities and group sessions, volunteerism initiatives to help give back to the community, case management and aftercare  planning, and access to community supports and support groups. 

Outpatient Services

Family Education and Counseling  Family are invited to be a part of the Residential Service setting hoping to expand on support mechanisms already in place, using a community cultural wealth approach to enhancing personal strengths through community. Family members are welcome to attend educational groups, couples and family counseling sessions, family dinners, and remain a part of the individual treatment experience (to the extent the individual seeking treatment is comfortable).

Mental Health Therapy (MH)  Outpatient therapy interventions are designed to address multiple behavioral disorders.  Clinical staff is available that specializes in MH therapy.  Using a relational cultural approach to rapport building and a trauma informed approach to therapy interventions will help individuals, couples, and family members to use their own internal, family, and community strengths to develop and/or recognize their coping strategies and to enhance their life quality.