Solutions - Individualized Chemical Dependency Treatment

Assessment
Prior to admission each applicant is screened and evaluated regarding the depth of alcohol and other drug involvement. ACCESS utilizes computer scored pre and post-testing for measurable treatment outcomes.

Professional Services
Individual and Group Counseling
Family/Couples Counseling
Chemical Dependency Recovery Skills
Family Recovery Skills
Life Skills
Introduction to the 12-Step Philosophies

Level II.1 - Intensive Outpatient Services

Phase I - The objectives during Phase I are the identification of the severity of addiction; understanding which life areas have been negatively impacted, and the initial application of proven methods of change. Each person identifies on-going recovery support systems.
Phase II - The focus in Phase II is on repairing lifestyle damage caused by addiction and the development of a comprehensive Recovery Maintenance Plan.
Phase III - This is the maintenance phase (formerly known as aftercare). The goals include identifying new sources of support for new problems.

Family, Partners and Friends Program - This program is tailored to address the specific needs of the people whose lives have been impacted by addiction. This program is a critical element in relationship healing.

Level I - Outpatient Treatment Services
Recovery Introduction (RI) - The RI program is a 10-session harm reduction treatment experience. The purpose of the program is to provide participants with the basic tools necessary to reduce the risk of harm from alcohol and drug use. In this treatment model "treatment success" is defined in terms of the degree to which clients reduce their irresponsible use of chemicals and the degree in which resistance to support systems is reduced. This program is not covered by any third party payer.

Level 0.5 - Early Intervention Services
Alternative Community Training (ACT) - ACT is a 4-session program designed for people whose assessment findings include a [provisional] diagnosis in the Abuse classification, as well as people whose assessment findings include a diagnosis of Dependency in the Early Stage. This program is not covered by any third party payer.