Perinatal Treatment Services Description

Residential  

Residential treatment programs are 24-hour, live-in facilities for individuals with substance abuse problems.  Services include intake and assessment, treatment planning, individual and group counseling, training/education, case management, social/recreational activities, transportation, TB services, medication, collateral services, and crisis intervention.  Other specialized services vary with individual facilities.  Treatment length varies from 3 – 18 months.  These programs can usually accommodate one child of a woman admitted into treatment.

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Day Care Habiliative  

Day Care Habiliative programs provide outpatient counseling and rehabilitative services to individuals with substance abuse problems.  Clients attend the program 2-4 hours a day, 3-5 days a week.  Clients participate in regular, structured, supervised treatment services such as intake and assessment, treatment planning, individual and group counseling, training/education, case management, social/recreational activities, transportation, TB services, medication, collateral services, and crisis intervention.  Other specialized services vary with individual facilities.  These programs can accommodate the children of a women admitted into treatment.

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Outpatient  

Outpatient programs provide counseling services to individuals with substance abuse problems.  Services generally include intake and assessment, treatment planning, individual and group counseling, and training/education.  Case management, social/recreational activities, transportation, TB services, medication, collateral services, crisis intervention and other services may also be provided.  These programs can accommodate the children of a woman admitted into treatment.

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Narcotic Treatment Program  

Narcotic Treatment Programs provide individuals addicted to heroin or other opiate drugs, with daily doses of a legal regulated substitute drug.  This narcotic replacement therapy may be for the purpose of detoxification or maintenance.  Individual and group counseling are a part of treatment.  Replacement drugs used include methadone and LAAM.

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Case Management  

Case management is a participant-centered, goal-oriented process for assessing the needs of an individual for particular services; assisting her in obtaining those services, and reviewing accomplishments, outcomes, and barriers in competing recovery goals.  Case Management may be either an element of a recovery/treatment program or a free-standing service.