ADULT CHEMICAL
DEPENDENCY PROGRAMS

ADOLESCENT CHEMICAL
DEPENDENCY PROGRAMS

ADULT PSYCHIATRIC
PROGRAMS

ADOLESCENT
PSYCHIATRIC PROGRAMS

FAMILY PROGRAMS

DUAL DIAGNOSIS

TRANSPORTATION

 
 

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ADULT SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES

Adult substance abuse services provides a comprehensive, but flexible, treatment program that can vary with the intensity of the individual’s problem and prior treatment experiences, if any. Services are organized into discrete phases so that the participant’s course of treatment can be individualized and altered as needed.

Day and evening programs are available so that work and family obligations are not disrupted while patients receive the necessary care to achieve recovery.

A unique feature of our adult substance abuse services is weekend programming. We offer a Saturday relapse prevention program for those who are having difficulty maintaining abstinence over the weekend and need additional support and structure.

Dually diagnosed patients are successfully treated within all of our adult substance abuse programs

All services use the powerful techniques and procedures typically found in a traditional inpatient treatment program. However, because participants live at home and continue their work and family lives, they bring real life problems into the treatment visits, so that they can learn to overcome them and continue their recovery.

Every visit includes several different group experiences, each emphasizing a different aspect of recovery and each using a different approach to provide varied opportunities for each participant to learn that which is necessary for successful treatment. Individual and family counseling sessions augment these visits.

The family Program provides education, support and multi-family therapy. The program is designed to foster an integrated family system that supports recovery, rather than the continuation of the stress for all that so often accompanies substance abuse.


 
 


 

 

DUAL DIAGNOSIS
UNDER-IDENTIFIED AND
UNDER-TREATED

Individuals who have both a substance abuse and psychiatric disorder – a dual diagnosis - are a relatively frequent occurrence but rarely receive appropriate treatment.

In a 2002 survey of adults by the United States Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA), 23% of individuals with mental illness were also substance dependent and 20% of those with substance abuse disorders also had a psychiatric illness. Unfortunately, only 11% of dually diagnosed individuals received dual treatment.

At High Focus Centers, we put a special emphasis on dual diagnosis treatment.

 

 
 
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