LONG TERM RESIDENTIAL SUPPORTIVE RECOVERY

Phase System and Residential Program Characteristics

Phase I

Orientation (Stabilize)  1-3 months  Initial Assessment

• Treatment Plan & Contract

• Into Peer Group

• Attend 12 Step Meetings

• Daily A & D Group

• Recognize & relate Problems & Negative Consequences

• Teamed With Buddy

Phase II

Therapeutic Community 4-6 months Develop  Long-Term Plan

• Attend 12 Week Life-Skills Course

• Continue Structured Groups (Peer Groups. etc.)

• Apply For Level II Privileges

• Learn To Utilize Sponsor & Home Group RE:

• Problem Solving & Decision Making Skills

• Leadership With New Clients - “Become Buddy’s”

• Outside Social Activities (recreation etc.)

• Anger Mgmt. Program Available

Phase III

Community Reintegration  6-10 months  Vocational / Career Counseling

• Community Service

• 4 week resume & job search skills

• Church Involvement

• Support System in Place

• ID - Bank Acct. / BCDL

• Job and/or Education Secured

• Aftercare Plan in Place

• Relapse Prevention Plan in Place

• Legal Commitments Met

Phase IV

Aftercare  12 months  Strong Outside Support

• Service Position in Place (I.E. schools, detox', hospitals)

• Family Involvement in Treatment Activities

• Participate in Prevention or Outreach

• Secure Living Situation

• Budget 

OUR COMMITMENT

Upon completion of any of the treatment programs at Hope for Freedom, each client will:

• possess a knowledge of the process of the chemical addictions and how their addiction has impacted them specifically,

• have developed and be committed to a recovery program based on spiritual principals,

• possess a knowledge of relapse prevention and how to recognize and respond to relapse in their own recovery,

• Be medically stable and have a clear course of action for any medical problems which need further treatment; and be psychiatrically stable.

• Our staff at Hope for Freedom commits to;

• Be responsive to our clients needs,

• Maintain quality service to our clients and,

• Assist our clients in freeing themselves from substance abuse.

TREATMENT PROGRAMS

• Residential Inpatient Treatment

• Medical Examination

• Psychological-Social Assessment

• Psychiatric Evaluation (if indicated)

• Individual and Group Counselling

• Exercise and Nutrition

• Pastoral Counselling

• 12 Step Meetings

• Life Skills

• Job Search and Resume Writing

• Anger Management

• Structured Clean and Sober Living