Their recovery is within reach

PHP is appropriate for individuals who have completed

• Inpatient
• Detox

PHP address a wide range of addiction concerns and allows individuals to start their journey towards stability in managing

• Drug or alcohol abuse and addiction
• Mental health symptoms associated with substance abuse and recovery efforts

What to Expect

Programming may be recommended for stability on an average of 28 days and is based on therapeutic progress and meeting of treatment goals in programming:

• Individual counseling sessions
• Case management sessions
• Group 7-days per week for 3 hours
• Nurse visit (s)
• Provider visit(s)
• Medication management plans
• Collaboration with community-based agency for sober living with transportation to programming.
• Mental Health assessment

Our PHP program is structured and proven to be most successful in helping achieve increased self-awareness, learn and practice healthy behaviors, and positive social interactions. Providers use a range of therapeutic methods, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Solution-Focused (SF), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) interventions to name a few.

Group topics may include:

• Self-care
• Relapse prevention and triggers
• Family and relationship dynamics
• Grief and loss
• Conflict resolution
• Self-esteem
• Coping Skills

Other activities could include

• Mindfulness activities, such as yoga, art, or music

PHP may be followed by a transition to our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) as part of patients recovery journey. Alternatively, our clinical team can work to link patients to community-based providers to maintain growth and continue their recovery.

IOP is appropriate for individuals who have completed

• Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
• Residential Programming
• Sober due to structured environment (case by case determination)

IOP addresses a wide range of addiction concerns and allows individuals to continue their journey towards stability in managing

• Drug or alcohol abuse and addiction
• Mental health symptoms associated with substance abuse and recovery efforts

What to Expect

Programming may be recommended for stability on an average of 120-180 days and is based on therapeutic progress and meeting of treatment goals in programming:

• Individual counseling sessions
• Case management sessions
• Group 5-days per week for 2-hours
• Nurse visit(s)
• Provider visit(s)
• Medication management plans
• Collaboration with community-based agency for sober living with transportation to programming the first 120-days (based on program location)
• Mental Health assessment

Our IOP program is structured and proven to be most successful in helping achieve increased self-awareness, learn and practice healthy behaviors, and positive social interactions. Providers use a range of therapeutic methods, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Solution-Focused (SF), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) interventions to name a few.

Group topics may include:

• Self-care
• Relapse prevention, triggers and warning signs
• Family and relationship dynamics
• Grief and loss
• Conflict resolution
• Self-esteem
• Coping Skills
• Building sober support in the community
• Coping with a mental health diagnosis
• Life experiences and behavioral impact
• Understanding moods and emotions
• Communication and conflict resolution
• Self-identity
• Identifying problems and finding solutions

Other activities could include

• Mindfulness activities, such as yoga, art, or music

IOP may be followed by a transition to our Standard Outpatient Program (SOP) as part of the patients recovery journey. Alternatively, our clinical team can work with the patient to link them with community-based providers to maintain growth and continue their recovery.

SOP is appropriate for individuals who have completed

• Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) after 180 days

SOP address a wide range of addiction and recovery concerns and allows individuals to continue their journey towards stability in managing

• Drug or alcohol abuse and addiction
• Mental health symptoms associated with substance abuse and recovery efforts
• Established support in the community including
  • Employment
  • Family
  • Setting boundaries, etc…

What to Expect

Programming may be recommended for continued stability on an average of 180 days and is based on therapeutic progress and meeting of treatment goals in programming:

• Individual counseling sessions
• Case management sessions
• Group 2-days per week for 2-hours
• Nurse visit (s)
• Provider visit(s)
• Maintenance of medication management plans
• Collaboration with community-based agency for sober living and/or independent living.
• Management of mental health appointments

Our SOP program is structured and proven to be most successful in helping achieve increased self-awareness, learn and practice healthy behaviors, and positive social interactions. Providers use a range of therapeutic methods, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Solution-Focused (SF), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) interventions to name a few.

Group topics may include:

• Identification of continued self-care
• Re-evaluation of relapse prevention plans, triggers and warning signs
• Concerns related to family and relationship dynamics
• Grief and loss
• Conflict resolution
• Continued building of self-esteem
• Continued maintenance of coping Skills
• Continual building of sober support in the community
• Coping with a mental health diagnosis
• Life experiences and behavioral impact
• Understanding moods and emotions
• Communication and conflict resolution
• Self-identity
• Identifying problems and finding solutions

Other activities could include

• Linkage to mindfulness activities, such as yoga, art, or music within the community

SOP may be followed by a transition to our Standard Outpatient Program (SOP) Maintenance Program as part of the recovery journey. Alternatively, our clinical team can work with the patient to link them with community-based providers to maintain growth and continue their recovery.

SOP Maintenance is appropriate for individuals who have completed

• Standard Outpatient Program (IOP) after 180 days

The SOP Maintenance Program addresses a wide range of recovery concerns and allows individuals to continue their journey towards stability in managing

• Recovery efforts
• Ongoing mental health symptoms associated with substance abuse and recovery efforts
• Established support in the community including o Employment
  • Family
  • Setting boundaries, etc…

What to Expect

Programming may be recommended for continued stability on an average of 180 days and is based on therapeutic progress and meeting of treatment goals in programming:

• Individual counseling sessions (weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly)
• Case management sessions upon request and/or need
• Request for engagement in group (2-days per week for 2-hours)
• Requested Nurse visit(s)
• Monthly Provider visit(s)
• Maintenance of medication management plans
• Collaboration with community-based agency for independent living
• Management of mental health appointments (weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly)

Our SOP Maintenance program is structured and proven to be most successful in helping achieve increased self-awareness, learn and practice healthy behaviors, and positive social interactions. Providers use a range of therapeutic methods, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Solution-Focused (SF), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) interventions to name a few.

Group topics may include:

• Identification of continued self-care
• Re-evaluation of relapse prevention plans, triggers, and warning signs
• Concerns related to family and relationship dynamics
• Grief and loss
• Conflict resolution
• Continued building of self-esteem
• Continued maintenance of coping Skills
• Continual building of sober support in the community
• Coping with a mental health diagnosis
• Life experiences and behavioral impact
• Understanding moods and emotions
• Communication and conflict resolution
• Self-identity
• Identifying problems and finding solutions

Other activities could include

• Linkage to mindfulness activities, such as yoga, art, or music within the community

The Re-Entry Program is an intensive, gender-specific group (females or males only) offered to clients ages 18 and up to provide clients with the appropriate tools to remain sober, develop support, and enhance familial and community relationships. The Re-Entry IOP program will take approximately 6-8 months to complete and is dependent on individual progress and needs. Clients may remain in Full Circle programming for up to 2 years.

Re-entry is appropriate for individuals who have completed

• Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
• Residential Programming
• Sober due to structured environment (case by case determination)
• Continued use despite being in a sober environment (jail or prison)

Re-entry addresses a wide range of addiction, legal, and community concerns and allows individuals to continue their journey towards stability in managing

• Drug or alcohol abuse and addiction
• Mental health symptoms associated with substance abuse and recovery efforts
• Multiple incarcerations
• Probation and Parole
• Meeting court expectations towards treatment efforts

What to Expect

Programming maybe recommended for stability on average of 150-180 days and is based on therapeutic progress and meeting of treatment goals in programming:

• Individual counseling sessions
• Case management sessions
• Group 5-days per week for 2-hours
• Nurse visit (s)
• Provider visit(s)
• Medication management plans
• Collaboration with community-based agency for sober living with
• transportation to programming the first 120-days (based on program location)
• Mental Health assessment

Our Re-entry (IOP) program is structured and proven to be most successful in helping achieve increased self-awareness, learn and practice healthy behaviors, and positive social interactions. Providers use a range of therapeutic methods, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Solution-Focused (SF), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) interventions to name a few.

Phase Work includes:

• Clients complete different phases to help facilitate their understanding of self and aid in recidivism rates:
  • Clients complete phase work to hold them accountable to meet obligations for recovery, treatment, legal, and community obligations that were once barriers to being successful.

Group topics may include:

• Information provided during the group sessions will address the following issues:
• Expectations of Treatment and Legal Obligations
• Obtaining Community Resources
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Treatment
• Personal Values/Beliefs
• Vocational Planning and Preparation
• Financial Literacy
• Goal Planning
• Effective Communication Skills
• Decision Making
• Anger Management
• Self-Confidence and Self-Esteem
• Healthy Relationships
• Sober Support
• Community Transition
• Personal Care (Hygiene, Prevention/Treatment, Sleep, Physical Fitness)
• Nutrition (Grocery Shopping, Meal Prep)
• Benefits Counseling (Insurance, Food Assistance)
• Obtaining State Documents (State ID, Driver’s License, SS Card, Birth Certificate)
• Transportation (Bus pass)
• Employment
• Housing
• Education (GED, College, Trade School)
• Legal (Probation, Parole, Attorney)
• Healthcare (Medical, Dental)
• Assistance with Reunification Plans
• Support groups (AA/NA, SMART, Grief, Domestic Violence, HIV/AIDS, Church)
• Skill Building (Planning, Focus, Self-Control, Awareness, Flexibility)
• Volunteering
• Leisure Activities
• Stress Management

Other activities could include

• Conferences with probation, parole, courts, children services, and other community-based agencies as necessary to enhance recovery and treatment efforts.

Re-entry (IOP) may be followed by a transition to our Standard Outpatient Program (SOP) as part of the recovery journey. Alternatively, our clinical team can work you to link patients with community-based providers to maintain growth and continued recovery.