Substance Use Treatment & Recovery
Structured outpatient recovery care for appropriate clients with substance-use concerns, relapse risk, and related psychosocial or family needs.
By appointment
Choose the duration. Begin with an assessment.
Every enrollment begins with assessment and individualized goals. Program frequency is individualized, and final placement follows professional assessment.
90-Day Recovery Foundation Program
Assessment, active intervention, early progress and transition planning.
- Month 1 — Assessment & Stabilizationcomprehensive substance-use and psychosocial assessment; withdrawal/medical-risk screening; mental-health and safety screening; individualized recovery plan; medical/psychiatric referral when indicated; regular individual counseling; trigger and craving identification; family involvement with consent.
- Month 2 — Active Recoverycounseling at clinically determined frequency; motivational and CBT-oriented recovery interventions within competence; coping and emotional-regulation skills; recovery routines; group care where available; family education; case-management/referral support; progress review.
- Month 3 — Relapse Prevention & Transitionhigh-risk-situation planning; relapse-prevention plan; recovery-support mapping; family/recovery-environment review; functional goals; outcome reassessment; discharge/step-down decision; continuing-care plan.
6-Month Comprehensive Recovery Program
Treatment, behavior change, multidisciplinary coordination and maintenance.
- Months 1–3complete the Recovery Foundation pathway.
- Months 4–6move toward recovery maintenance, with counseling frequency adjusted to clinical need; recovery reviews; groups where appropriate; family sessions as indicated; relapse-risk reassessment; recovery-capital development; work/family/social reintegration; and coordinated referrals when clinically appropriate.
1-Year Continuing Recovery Program
Long-term maintenance, monitoring, independence and continuing-care planning.
- Quarter 1 — Stabilization and active treatment.
- Quarter 2 — Relapse prevention and functional recovery.
- Quarter 3 — Recovery maintenance and increasing independence.
- Quarter 4 — Long-term recovery planning, periodic outcome monitoring, early-warning-sign review, and annual recovery review.
What may be included
Assessment, individualized recovery plan, individual counseling, group/family services when appropriate, case management/referrals, progress reviews, relapse-prevention and continuing-care planning.
Program intensity and frequency are individualized. Clients needing emergency, inpatient, residential, or higher-level medical/psychiatric care are referred appropriately.
Not sure where to start?
Start with Therapy House Central Intake. We can help identify the appropriate starting point based on your concerns and service needs — you do not need to diagnose yourself.