Education/Evaluation (Alcohol/Drug) - Adolescent 
(Evenings/Weekends)

Pam Jenks, CSAC

Participants will receive education on alcohol and other drug use, abuse and dependency, as well as the bio-psychosocial aspects of alcohol and other drug abuse/addiction. Participants’ individual use/abuse will be evaluated and they will be given feedback regarding any further recommendations, i.e. community support, treatment, etc.

Primary Outpatient Treatment (Alcohol/Drug) for Adolescents
(Evenings)

Pam Jenks, CSAC

For adolescents who abuse alcohol and/or other drugs. Primary treatment involves meeting once per week, either individual or group, for 12 weeks. There may also be follow-up sessions to monitor progress and abstinence. This treatment includes an educational component. Parent involvement is strongly encouraged. On-site drug testing is available.

Intensive Outpatient Treatment (Alcohol/Drug) for Adolescents IOP
(Evenings)

Pam Jenks, CSAC

For adolescents who need more structure than is provided through Primary Treatment. The adolescent will attend sessions at least twice per week, with family sessions also held on a weekly basis. An educational component is included. On-site drug testing will be provided.

Primary/Continuing Care Treatment (Alcohol/Drug) for Adults
(Day, Evening, or Saturday)

Pam Jenks, CSAC

Group and education sessions for treatment of alcohol or other drug abuse/dependence.  The focus of treatment is to help patients identify chemical dependency concepts as they apply to them and develop motivations to lead an alcohol/drug-free lifestyle.  As treatment progresses, patients develop sober coping skills and lifestyles (including sober support systems).

Intensive Outpatient Treatment (Alcohol/Drug) for Adults IOP
(Evenings)

Pam Jenks, CSAC

Available evenings and Saturdays.  Patients attend treatment three to five times per week, based on need.  Treatment schedule provides structure to support sobriety and/or address the denial system of the chemically dependent patient with the level of intensity needed.  As patients progress by identifying their chemical dependency issues and become stable in their sobriety, aftercare groups are available to continue supporting the recovery process.  Focus of aftercare is developing sober coping skills and lifestyles (including sober support systems).

Relapse Prevention Treatment Program (Alcohol/Drug)
(Days/Evenings)

Pam Jenks, CSAC

The focus of therapy is to identify relapse issues, develop sober coping skills, and address recovery issues to enhance the quality of life.  Patients who can benefit from this treatment include both relapse prone patients and those in recovery who fear relapse or want to improve the quality of their sobriety.  Treatment is provided primarily in a group setting with appropriate educational sessions provided that address relapse or recovery issues.  Relapse prevention treatment is also available in individual therapy sessions if requested.