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Residential treatment stays
vary in length (14 to 90 days).
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Both male and female clients
over the age of 18 are considered.
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Using a comprehensive
therapeutic model, our professional staff help clients to: address
their own addictive behaviors, accept their diagnosis, and begin
taking responsibility for their own lives.
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Kitchen, laundry, and
recreation facilities are all on site.
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Individual and group
counseling.
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Treatment includes
rehabilitation or habilitation of basic living skills.
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Attendance and participation at
AA and NA meetings in the local recovery community.
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Our treatment goal is to
produce clients who are ready to re-enter society as recovering
individuals who are living clean, sober, and responsibly … one day
at a time.
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Supportive and safe environment
that promotes change in the client’s lifestyle.
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Work with the client to
identify outside barriers to recovery.
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Provide HIV / Hepatitis / TB /
STD education and testing.
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Utilization of a
multi-disciplinary approach to persons with a mental health
diagnosis (in addition to their addiction).
INPATIENT PROGRAM SUMMARIES
“3B” Level of Care: “SHORT TERM.”
The “short term” residential treatment program
addresses the psychosocial impairment of clients who display
acute symptoms of distress. The milieu includes individual and
group therapy sessions as well as a collaborative case management
process. Clients participate in psychoeducational lectures, wellness
groups, relapse prevention planning, and counseling for infectious
diseases. Level 3B clients may expect a length of stay of
(typically) 14-21 days and are expected to transfer to an accredited
outpatient program or halfway house. Clients participate in drug
free recreational activities and activities for daily living.
The treatment focus for 3B clients is
“rehabilitation.”
“3C” Level of Care: “LONG TERM.”
The “long term” residential treatment program
addresses the psychosocial impairment of clients who display
symptoms of chronic distress. Level 3C clients present with
severe social, financial, occupational, and educational shortcomings
which require intensive individual and group therapy. Clients will
address errors in thinking, criminal and/or self-defeating
behaviors, and consequences. The focus is one of global lifestyle
changes required to motivate permanent change. Level 3C clients
focus on improving social skills, mastering activities for daily
living, lowered educational/employability levels, and the need for
ongoing vocational support. The long-term goal of Level 3C clients
is to re-integrate into society with noticeable, positive stability
and support. The treatment focus for 3C
clients is “habilitation.”
WE OFFER SPECIALTY TRACKS SUCH AS:
THE GAISER CENTER OFFERS IN-HOUSE:
INPATIENT FACILITY PHOTOS:
