Counseling Care Center: Alcohol and Drug Addictions

People in the early stages of alcoholism and addiction to other drugs can often be effectively treated in an outpatient setting. The Intensive Outpatient Program helps people learn to cope with their addictions as they carry on their daily lives. The program can involve family and others who are close to the client. The Intensive Outpatient Program designs treatment plans to reflect the individual needs of each client. Treatment objectives are developed which help people lead lives that are free of chemical involvement, establish or improve relationships and develop their capacity for personal growth. People seeking treatment in the Intensive Outpatient Program are given an evaluation to determine whether or not dependency is present and, if so, the level of care considered necessary. Those deemed treatable as outpatients may be admitted to the program.

Schedule

Clients can generally complete the program in six weeks. Continuing Care groups following primary treatment are 10–12 weeks.

Program

A psychological evaluation may be made at the time of admission if it is considered advisable. The treatment program consists of:

• Assessment
• Lectures
• Group Therapy
• Individual Counseling
• Continuing Care

Insurance

Most insurance companies will approve payment for outpatient AODA treatment and counseling. If you have any questions about coverage by your medical insurance please contact them. You may need pre-approval. If you need assistance or information from us, please let us know.

Referral Sources

Clients in the Intensive Outpatient Program are referred by several sources:

• Self
• Employers
• Physicians
• Family
• Friends
• Clergy
• Employee Assistance Program Counselors
• Court System
• Impaired Professionals Program
• Intoxicated Driver Program

Throughout the treatment period, the treatment center staff will maintain communication with referral sources with the approval of the client.

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