Treatment
What is treatment?
Treatment is a process. Qualified staff completes an assessment to determine your individual needs. The assessment helps to pinpoint problem areas that will be the focus for treatment. After the assessment, an individual treatment plan is written. This plan addresses areas of concern. Goals and objectives are used to help you know what accomplishments are made. The goals and objectives reflect on behavioral changes that are important to recovery. Every person is encouraged to help create their own individualized plan. The completion of goals and objectives demonstrates which goals have been met and which have not. It is a guide or roadmap. We provide outpatient services. This means that people who seek services are not in need of detox and are able to make behavioral changes while remaining at home. Most attend individual and/or group or family counseling 1-3 times weekly.
When a person requires a program that is more intense, we assess and refer. This is a very important function of treatment; to make sure people get the intensity of services they need to get better.
