MISSION STATEMENT

Our mission is to provide quality service to our clients. Our goal is to educate our clients on the use and misuse of alcohol and drugs, to provide them with alternative living and coping skills, and to enable them to lead productive and pro-social lives. We see a need to address the problems of clients with mental health diagnosis as well as a problem with addiction. We strive to educate our staff, so they are prepared to provide better service to this population. We also recognize a real and desired need to serve the low-income individual in need of help. We serve all individuals regardless of race, religion, sex, or economic ability, except for gender specific programs where gender may be an exclusion for a particular service.

Areas of Practice

• Intensive OUTPATIENT treatment

  ○ Nine or more hours of group, individual sessions, and case management per week.

• outpatient treatment

  ○ Two to eight hours of group, individual sessions, and case management per week.

• co-OCCURRING disorders

  ○ Assists clients in maintaining a balance for dual diagnosis treatment and therapy and to determine and refer to appropriate agencies as needed upon discharge for ongoing mental health services.

• Drug and alcohol education

  ○ Enlightens clients to the short- and long-term consequences of chemical abuse.

• individual counseling

  ○ Treating client’s individual needs to meet their primary treatment goals.

• case management

  ○ Available for clients who have identified needs that indicate the need for support, coordination, and contact with outside support services.

• CDA

  ○ WHODAS 2.0, GAD-7, PHQ-9 provides Mental Health & Substance use diagnosis.

• Gain

  ○ Global Assessment of Individual Needs with compliance to DSM-V provides substance use diagnosis and level of care.

• Dui

  ○ MAST, DSM-V, GAIN SS and SASSI provides substance use diagnosis and level of care.

• Safe And Sober Living

  ○ A safe and well-structured living environment for men and women suffering from alcoholism and chemical dependency.