TREATMENT THAT WORKS!
One of the greatest problems we have in America is underestimating the power of substance use addiction.
Recent data for the Centers for Disease Control (2017) showed that an estimated 142 people in the US die every day from a drug overdose and relapse rates average between 65-90% within one year of treatment.
With daunting outcomes for individuals who are unable to maintain abstinence, the need to improve long-term substance use recovery has never been more vital.
What is the Difference Between People
Who Achieve Sustainable Recovery
and Those Who Continue to Struggle With Lifelong Addiction?
At Point 21 Recovery, our programs are based on the 5 Key Elements of Recovery — the Foundations of Faith, Motivation, Health, Self, and Action are the key elements that recovery is built on.
Evidence-based tools and basic fundamentals truths are used to reinforce positive mental processes for a personal transformation.
Each foundation works to reverse self-defeating behaviors and thoughts, address core issues, and refine interpersonal principles that support personal growth and provide lasting recovery.
Foundation of CHANGE
5 Key Elements for Recovery
Faith
Understanding how your personal spirituality moves you to act in faith helps explain a larger part of your decision-making process and subsequent behavior.
Developing a strong foundation of faith is not about telling you what to
Motivation
Motivation is your willpower, incentive, drive, enthusiasm, stimulus, reason, motive, purpose, cause, rationale, and inspiration. It is the reason for doing something or the force of influence that causes you to move in the first place.
Health
True health requires a balance between healthy living and healthy thinking.
Addiction thrives on unhealthy habits and causes great unbalance in your body. Restoration of that balance can be achieved by using better
Self
Self-renewal is the process of reinventing, redefining, and revitalizing yourself. It is a rebirth.
Sometimes, people are more afraid of not knowing who they are, than living with addiction. The foundation of self is about moving forward
Action
Recovery is a complete lifestyle change in the way you think and act. It requires daily discipline, movement, and positioning so that you receive all the benefits recovery has to offer. The actual “doing” of recovery is not only the most important part; it is the most
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TREATMENT OPTIONS!
All addictions are not created equal — as such, treatment programs cannot be created equal.
Treatment and program participation is driven by the unique needs of each individual and determined by medical necessity or appropriateness for current level of care.
Standardized assessments include an ASAM and substance use history screening, drug screen results, biopsychosocial assessment, and family input.
PROGRAMS
Intensive Outpatient Program
includes assessments, treatment planning, individual and family counseling, cognitive behavioral focused groups, addiction education, coping and problem-solving life skills, recovery management, and relapse prevention. Treatment is 9-19 hours per week.
Read MoreOutpatient Program
includes assessments, treatment planning, individual and family counseling, cognitive behavioral focused groups, addiction education, coping and problem-solving life skills, recovery management, and relapse prevention.
Treatment is less than 9 hours per week.
First Offenders Program
offers 4-hours of structured substance addiction education that meets standards for alternative sentencing programs. This course is designed to increase knowledge regarding the dangers of drug abuse and associated illegal activities, provide insight into personal
Read MoreROPE to Recovery Program
provides substance abuse rehabilitation for adult offenders consisting of substance abuse education, group and individual counseling. The length and frequency of program attendance is customized for each individual based on court/probation required timeframes or recommendations for treatment.
Assessment & Needs
provides full in-depth diagnostic alcohol/drug assessments designed to identify substance related problems and/or presences of substance use disorders. Based on assessment results, a recommendation is made for the appropriate level of intervention, counseling, education, and treatment as needed.
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