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 individualized treatment plan with the person’s participation is written. This plan addresses areas of concern. Goals and objectives are used to help you know what accomplishments have been met and which have not during the recovery process. 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.

Our commitment is to help people with alcohol and other drug related problems, family members, or significant others of problem users and those at high risk for problem use like youth with behavioral problems.

Substance Use Disorder Treatment

Substance use disorder treatment is everywhere. We see it in facilities like hospitals, rehab centers, counseling centers, and online. Even addiction apps for our phones now promise to help us quit drinking or drugs. Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous aren’t the only places with addiction theories anymore, and everyone has a slightly different take on how recovery works. But with every facility, organization, app, or theory, there’s one thing that remains the same: healing is possible. People do it every day.

The question becomes, “how effective is substance use disorder treatment? We’ve seen firsthand how effective treatment can be for people of all ages with addictions. Fairfield Behavioral Health Services (Fairfield BHS) uses science-backed treatment. This means we treat addiction based on education and experience.

DUI Relicensing Services

The requirements to get your license back vary from individual to individual. Some individuals may need more services than others. The cost to be relicensed can range from $500.00 to $2500 dollars. Participants in this program must have received a DUI or an implied consent. Alcohol, Drug and Safety Action Program (ADSAP) a clinical assessment is done to determine degree of impairment and risk. Based on the assessment, educational or therapeutic services are provided. Court conviction mandates participation. SC Act No. 201, R234, H3496 (April 2008) ADSAP requirements can range from attending an educationally-based class for 16 hours to placement in an in-patient facility for 2 weeks to 30 days or outpatient counseling. An assessment determines the types of services an individual will require to regain their driving privileges.

Medication Assisted Treatment

MAT or Medication Assisted Treatment is a method of substance use disorder treatment where a medication is used to help a person recover from substance use disorder. Often these medications treat the symptoms of substance use disorder and/or reduce cravings for a substance. MAT is safe and effective with up to 90 percent of those who use MAT still being substance free after 2 years.

Program Details: Opioid Use Disorder
Program Details: Alcohol Use Disorder
Program Detail: More than 70% of adult smokers say they want to quit, but without help, fewer than 5% succeed. Benefits of Quitting.

Gambling Addiction Treatment

Like substance use, gambling can become a compulsive behavior that causes a person to neglect important responsibilities and relationships to seek out opportunities to gamble. Our staff at Fairfield are trained to provide services and treatment that will help you overcome the compulsion to gamble and focus your energy on practices that will increase overall wellness.

Program Details

FBHS provides assessment and treatment services tailored to each person. Outpatient counseling is done to lower the risks involved in gambling. The professional counseling staff assists each person in developing and implementing a relapse prevention plan.

This program is designed for adults who recognize that gambling has caused problems with interpersonal relationships and/or financial concerns and/or criminal behavior to support gambling activity. For adolescents who have a gambling problem, services are similarly provided by our youth counselor to address the unique qualities associated with youth gambling problems.

Youth Services

Teenagers are on an often-tumultuous path of self-discovery, often with many bumps, wrong turns, and detours. This is why Fairfield Behavioral Health operates a youth services program to treat young people between the ages of 13 and 17.  This program works with youth to help them deal with the challenges that they face in today’s world. Individual, group, and family counseling are used to achieve a young person’s goals. This program addresses drug, alcohol, and tobacco use as well as issues that are linked to an increased risk for use of substances, like truancy, evidence of substance use or abuse in the home environment, poor school performance, involvement in criminal activity, experimentation with alcohol and other drugs, poor social support.

Program Details

Services are provided by a licensed professional. The professional can see adolescents in the office and at school.

Fairfield Behavioral Health Services provides onsite urine drug screening with immediate results and is able to retrieve comprehensive laboratory testing. If you have questions about testing, please contact us at 635-2335.

This program is designed for adolescents between the ages of 13 and 17 including those not currently in school. Services are provided in school and in the office.

Family Services

Families play an important role in the life of a loved one with addiction problems. Prevention Works! Treatment is Effective! Recovery Happens! – Especially with family support and participation in their recovery. Addiction is a treatable disease, just like diabetes. We can help! Whether it is alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, gambling or even behavioral problems our licensed, certified, and trained staff is dedicated to providing confidential, evidenced-based, best practice, accessible and affordable services.

Recovery

Recovery is a process of change through which people improve their health and wellness, live self-directed lives, and strive to reach their full potential.” –SAMHSA

A challenge to recovery is society’s attitude or stigma toward people struggling with addiction. Attitudes that people with addictions can stop if they want. Just like flipping a light switch on and off. It’s not that simple. Addiction is a disease that many researchers often relate to diabetes. It can’t necessarily be cured but with the right interventions it can be managed for life. Recovery is possible and people recover every day with hard work and support.

Program Details

There are many paths to recovery and every path should be respected and supported through four major dimensions:

Health—overcoming or managing one’s disease(s) or symptoms and making informed, healthy choices that support physical and emotional well-being.
Home—having a stable and safe place to live.
Purpose—conducting meaningful daily activities and having the independence, income, and resources to participate in society.
Community—having relationships and social networks that provide support, friendship, love, and hope.

Fairfield Behavioral Health Services provides onsite urine drug screening with immediate results and is able to retrieve comprehensive laboratory testing. If you have questions about testing, please contact us at 635-2335.

This program is designed for adolescents between the ages of 13 and 17 including those not currently in school. Services are provided in school and in the office.

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Who to contact to get more information on these services.

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At Fairfield Behavioral Health Services, we are passionate about partnering with you to help you address your behavioral health needs. Our staff is prepared to offer evidence-based, individualized treatment to help you heal and thrive. Feel free to contact us to discuss treatment options.