Always Confidential
You can be assured of discrete and confidential services. Without written permission from our client, we will never disclose their involvement in treatment to anyone. Even if admitted through an intervention effort, treatment is confidential -- once admitted there will be no communication with anyone, including any intervention team without your written permission.
Discrete and Confidential Services
- Residential In-patient Program
- Day Treatment Program
- Out-Patient Programs
- Gambling Addiction Program
- Gambler Family Support Program
- Family Care Program
- Pregnant and Parenting
- Aftercare Program
- Chronic Pain Management and Addiction Program
- Intervention Services
- Court, DUII, and DHS Mandated
- DUII Services
- Adult Drug Court and Community Family Court
- Child Welfare Referred
- Transition Housing
- Walk-in Sobering Services
- Employee Assistance Services
- Urinalysis Testing
Treatment terms and methods explained.
- Assessment is a private appointment with an addiction specialist that will take 1 to 2 hours. The assessment will assist in determining the client’s level of addiction and recommend treatment options.
- Walk-in Clinic is the opportunity to see a professional counselor and get an assessment without an appointment Monday – Friday mornings.
- Intervention is a facilitated team approach designed to motivate a loved one to accept help for an addiction problem they have otherwise resisted getting help for.
- Treatment Plan is a plan developed by the client and their counselor related to client goals and what steps the client will take in meeting them.
- Urinalysis Testing involves collection of urine samples that are sent to a laboratory and tested to determine substance use, as well as levels of use. Generally, we request urinalysis testing at the time of assessment to determine a baseline. Some referral sources, like DUII, require urinalysis to verify compliance; sometimes throughout treatment.
- Individual Session involves a private appointment with a professional counselor.
- Family Counseling Session involves a private appointment with a professional counselor and family members of a client and may include the client (or not) related to the client treatment plan.
- Group Counseling involves a confidential setting with other Addictions Recovery Center clients and a professional counselor; topics vary. Therapy groups are typically smaller that an education group.
- Education Group involves a confidential setting with other Addictions Recovery Center clients and a professional delivering education on various topics related to addition and recovery.