Services Offered at Healing Corner -
Medical Services - Medical Assisted Treatment (MAT) - Medical Assisted Treatment (MAT) is a combined use of medicine and therapy helping participants make positive changes regarding opiate and/or alcohol use. The medicine is the assistive portion of treatment, and the counseling is the therapy portion to help achieve long term goals of abstinence. Medical Treatments Offered: ~ Daily Dispense of Buprenorphine (Suboxone) ~ Naltrexone (Vivitrol) Shot ~ Antabuse ~ Probuphine (buprenorphine) Implant - For further information - http://probuphine.com/ | Behavioral Health Services - Intake and Assessment - This service is conducted with every person seeking help at Healing Corner to determine the proper level of care and treatment. If services at Healing Corner are not the right fit or necessary level of care for an individual we make the appropriate referrals to the best level of treatment and help the individual access those services. Day Treatment - Our Day Treatment program operates 3 days a week at 4 hours each day offering the core elements of Stress Management, AODA Education, and Group Therapy. Stress Management: Includes Yoga, Guided Meditation, Art Therapy, Anxiety Coping, Anger Coping, along with other client centered activities. AODA Education: Includes a variety of topics covering Relapse Prevention, Harm Reduction, Addiction, Matrix Model, Stages of Change, Relationship Skills, Family Issues, STD/HIV/HEP C information, Sober Support Systems, Cognitive Intervention as some main points, along with a variety of guest speakers and presenters covering a range of clients identified interest. Group Therapy: Is facilitated by Healing Corner Counselors offering group participants the opportunity to practice open disclosure regarding “here and now” challenges in a safe and supported setting with positive support and feedback from staff and peers. Group Therapy also offers clients a setting to share treatment plan goals, raise awareness regarding readiness and willingness to change, along with ongoing support of recovery goals. Outpatient Treatment - Our Outpatient services offer individualized services for clients seeking a reduced level of support less than Day Treatment level. Outpatient services are varied and range for each person with a specific frequency of services designed to support clients through Individual Sessions and group participation up to four days weekly. Individual Counseling - Individual sessions are provided to all our clients in conjunction with any level of Day Treatment or Outpatient services. These sessions are conducted between the patient and a primary counselor to identify treatment goals, establish action plans, and revise strategies supportive to client recovery goals. Family Services - Healing Corner believes better outcomes for individuals in treatment are increased with better support systems. Including family and loved ones can help the individual achieve treatment goals. We also want to support, help, and educate family and loved ones with any questions or struggles regarding the treatment and recovery process. Family Support Group: Is offered every Tuesday night, 7:00 PM, here at Healing Corner. This support group is a facilitated setting offering family and loved ones a place and opportunity to ask questions, gain feedback from peers, and gather positive support from others in similar situations offering ideas, awareness, and a sense of unity. Family Counseling: Is offered by Healing Corner Counselors to clients and loved ones to work on specific areas of concern regarding challenges in those relationships. Family Education Session: Are individualized sessions for family members and loved ones regarding areas involving trust, respect, “helping versus enabling”, healthy boundaries, along with any others areas of identified need to support the opportunity for new beginnings between the family and person in early recovery. Open AODA Support Group - On Tuesday nights from 6 to 7pm Healing Corner offers an open AODA support group. Clients are able to attend, discuss, and receive support from peers in a safe, supported enviornment. |