Designed especially for individuals who are employed or have other daily obligations and require a high level of flexibility in a treatment program schedule.

The individual is able to carry out most daily activities but has identified that symptoms impair their daily lives. Individuals may attend as many groups a week as needed, with a flexibility of days and times.

Clinical interventions include individual and group psychotherapies, case management, and medication management. Individuals are highly motivated and appreciate the flexibility of this program. A family support group is available for family or significant others seeking support and education regarding their loved one’s addiction.

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Services Included in the 6-Month POP:

• Medical Detoxification – Physical History, Blood Work, Urine Drug Screen

• Comprehensive medical evaluation by a physician – follow-up visits areas needed, based on diagnosis and medication regime

• Prescription of detox and anti-craving medications.

• Treatment of Co-occurring disorders – Psychiatric assessment

• Individual Therapy – weekly

• Marriage and Family Counseling with Family Therapist

• Nursing Consult – weekly or as needed; medication management, adjustments/refills

• Administration of Vivitrol injection as needed

• Random Urine Drug Screens

• Aftercare planning for chronic illness

• Drug Screening/Breathalyzer

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The following information describes the depth of treatment interventions and activities consistent with the intensity of the 6-Month POP:
Education: Specific family/relationship issues and beliefs surveyed, how symptoms specifically impact individual and specific plan of action or ongoing treatment, skill refinement and changes, understand how changes occur and impact daily living; safety plan required as needed.

Self-Assessment: Continued refinement of self-awareness and ability to change; explore and develop an understanding that change as a person is constant even though successful changes have occurred, more changes will follow.

Coping Self-Care: Refining daily life structure of bed/wake times, leisure/exercise routines, ability to monitor/recognize symptoms and utilize skills to prevent relapse, request help, seek support, or encourage others to offer ideas and solutions.

Interpersonal Communication: Continued activation of skills, use of support system, and processing events with counselor and support system.