Outpatient Program
Recovery Network’s Level I Outpatient Service is a low intensity program designed to provide a variety of diagnostic and therapeutic treatment in a non-residential setting for persons suffering from substance abuse. Our program is for persons whose physical and emotional status allows them to function in their usual environment. It also is offered as an adjunctive service to select patients who are concurrently receiving residential services. On the basis of an individual assessment and a treatment plan, the outpatient program offers a variety of services from the list of core services outlined above. Regularly scheduled sessions up to nine hours per week are provided in the form of individual, group, and/or family counseling. Services are designed to treat the individual’s level of illness severity according to ASAM dimensions. The goals of treatment are aimed at modifying attitudinal, behavioral, and lifestyle issues that are maintaining the addictive disease cycle. When indicated, the treatment of any co-occurring disorder is also provided. Length of time in the program is ongoing and determined when treatment goals are reached.