Lessons in Creating and Maintaining Love

Lyn Rhodes, LCSW, CMFT

This program is designed for anyone who values having and keeping alive a primary love relationship.  This is an excellent group for couples who are engaged to be married or in any stage of marriage.  This program was developed by Dr. Pat Love and will use IMAGO Education “Love Lessons.”  Each lesson is followed by a discussion, self-reflection, and corrective experience.  Participants will learn practical skills to begin applying immediately to enhance their relationships.

Man To Man 

Ed Cohen, LCSW

Man To Man is a structured and supportive group in which participants explore such issues as personal identity, relationships and intimacy, their family legacy, and adaptation to changing societal and familial roles.  During the ten-week group sequence, men help each other to work through problems, grow, and gain greater control over their lives.

Short Term Outpatient Treatment (Alcohol/Drug) for Adults

Sandy Swords, CSAC

Group or individual sessions for adults who abuse alcohol and/or other drugs and who do not meet criteria for primary outpatient treatment, i.e., they are at an earlier stage of abuse. This program includes 8 group or individual sessions, as well as education regarding the effects of alcohol/drugs. Family therapy is available as needed.

Primary/Continuing Care Treatment (Alcohol/drug) for Adults
(Tuesday Evenings)

Sandy Swords, CSAC

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

Adult Children/Codependency for Adults

Sandy Swords, CSAC

A group for adults raised in alcoholic family systems or for those currently in a dysfunctional relationship where alcohol or drugs are problematic. Through education and support, participants learn how to first help themselves before they can really help others. Participants learn why their past efforts have only resulted in continuous pain and what changes they can make to bring true freedom and hope to their lives.

OWI Group

Sandy Swords, CSAC

A short-term (6-8 sessions) structured group for those who have been referred due to receiving a citation for operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

Women’s Treatment Group for Codependency

Rita Brafford, LCSW, CSAC

The goals of this group are to gain an understanding of how the substance abuse of a loved one has impacted your life. You will also develop an understanding of codependency and the keys to unlock its hold on your life. Additional goals are to improve self-esteem and decision-making while unlocking your potential.