HFC provides a wide range of outpatient
services and stresses providing care in the least restrictive setting
possible. Each individual’s treatment plan is carefully crafted
after the initial assessment and then modified accordingly during
the treatment process.
HFC’s adult
substance abuse and adolescent
substance abuse programs help the individual achieve abstinence,
successful recovery and a return to normal life. Individuals come
to us frequently – as much as five times per week - for very
focused services. In these sessions, highly effective and clinically
proven individual, group, family and educational therapies are all
integrated within the context of a twelve-step model of recovery.
Our substance abuse programs allow the individual
to learn and practice recovery skills in their daily life. A critical
component of the program is the ability for patients to bring into
the treatment process challenging problems from work, school or
home and to learn how to overcome them while remaining abstinent.
HFC’s adult
psychiatric and adolescent
psychiatric programs use a short-term acute care model to help
speed the patients towards successful recovery. The programs offer
a full range of psychiatric services, including psychiatric evaluation,
medication monitoring, group therapy, family therapy, individual
therapy and appropriate nursing care within structured partial day
and intensive outpatient programs. Participants leave our programs
feeling restored, with their acute symptoms resolved. In addition,
they have learned skills to more effectively manage future problems
and are in a position to better benefit from ongoing individual
and family counseling.
Dually diagnosed
individuals, those with both substance abuse and psychiatric illness,
are successfully treated in all HFC programs. In each instance,
the treating psychiatrist and the rest of the multi-disciplinary
team tailors the treatment methods to insure that both problems
are fully addressed.
“Our services are designed for
individuals with significant emotional or substance abuse
problems who want to change the course of their lives.”
“All services are designed to create
minimal disruption to an individual’s work, school and
family life. Depending on the population, treatment is provided
during the day, after-school or in the evening.”
“Treatment is highly individualized:
level of care is determined by clinical need and not any pre-arranged
program structure.”