Confidential Assessments:Initial
interviews are available to persons concerned about
their own alcohol or drug abuse, or that of a
friend or family member. A recommendation is given
for an appropriate treatment program.
Outpatient Counseling:One to one meetings
to educate adults and adolescents about the nature
of their illness and to help develop coping skills
needed for recovery.
Intoxicated Driver Program:Court-ordered
assessment and necessary treatment for those
convicted of operating a motor vehicle while
intoxicated.
Inpatient Treatment:Can refer to
facilities for 14-30 days of intensive, live-in
treatment in a hospital or residential setting for
adults and adolescents, providing a drug and
alcohol free environment with professional staff
for support and assistance.
Transitional Living:Can refer to halfway
house or other supportive living situations for
persons who have chronic alcohol or drug
dependence.
Self Help Groups:Clients and family are
encouraged to attend weekly meetings of Alcoholics
Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and Al-Anon.
Support groups encourage abstinence and healthy
decision-making.
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