CLINICAL SERVICES

ADJUNCTIVE ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUG SERVICES

Supportive treatment services are offered, such as relapse prevention, strengthening families sessions, and life skills. 

ASSESSMENT 

Individual evaluations are conducted to determine the nature and extent of the client’s misuse of and/or addiction to alcohol and/or other drugs. Assessment services shall consist of time-limited, structured, face-to-face (virtual during COVID-19) sessions.

CASE MANAGEMENT

Understanding that we alone cannot respond to all client needs, our dedicated case managers meet individually with each client to determine how other healthcare and community organizations can assist.  Our case managers are experienced in making those vital referrals in such a way as to ensure privacy. 

CRISIS INTERVENTION

In response to a crisis or emergency situation experienced by the client, a family member, and/or significant other, Eden counselors are available to assist.  An  evaluation is made of what happened during the crisis and the individual's response(s) to it.

A reaction to a crisis can include:

• Behavioral  (such sleep and appetite problems, isolation, restlessness)
• Crisis intervention aims to reduce the intensity of the client’s reaction and help the client return to a level of functioning before the crisis.
• Emotional (such as fear, anger, guilt, anxiety, grief)
• Mental (such as difficulty concentrating, confusion, nightmares)
• Physical (such as headaches, dizziness, fatigue, stomach problems)

FAMILY COUNSELING

Relationships are often broken when addiction and/or mental health concerns exist. Family counseling, under the guidance of a trained counselor, allows individuals and their family members and/or significant others to address relationship issues for the purpose of promoting recovery and healing of all parties.

GROUP COUNSELING

Small groups consisting of two to twelve individuals and the counselor are designed to assist the client in achieving treatment objectives by discussing and exploring problems with each other. Individuals learn to better understand themselves and their relationships so that they can make more informed, healthy choices.  By bringing several individuals together, the client can benefit from shared support that instills hope.

INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING

Utilizing special skills to assist an individual in achieving overall treatment objectives, the client is lead to explore alcohol, drug, and/or addiction problems and their ramifications.  The counselor meets privately with the client to exam attitudes and feelings, consider alternative solutions and decision-making, and/or introduce  didactic materials.

INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT

Structured group alcohol and drug addiction activities and services are provided with a licensed counselor for a minimum of eight hours per week/at least three days per week. The intensive outpatient program (IOP) addresses addiction and mental health concerns in a supportive group setting to help relapse management and strengthen coping strategies.

MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT

Medical/somatic services means medical services, medication administration services, medication assisted treatment, and the dispensing of medications in an alcohol and other drug treatment program.

URINALYSIS

Random urine drug screens (UDS) are required to ensure the treatment plan is working.  The urine specimen detects the presence (or absence) of alcohol and other drugs.