Treatment Tracks

Based on the assessment done during intake as well as recommendations from the referring agency, clients are assigned to various tracks. Tracks are not totally separate programs but rather areas of concentration within our treatment program.

Stabilization Track—The first few days of treatment are a time for stabilization/orientation to our program. It is a time for “settling in “ and assessment.

Denial Track—Clients may come to treatment due to legal or family pressure; they may not be convinced they do indeed have a problem with drugs and/or alcohol. Until denial is overcome, recovery isn’t possible. The denial track helps the client, through education and therapy, realize that that they do have a problem.

Traditional Track—This track most closely resembles the “traditional” image of inpatient treatment. Through a combination of therapy and education, clients learn about their addiction and are provided an opportunity to acquire the tools needed for recovery.

Relapse Track—Acquiring the tools to avoid relapse is a vital. Remaining clean and sober after returning home requires thought and planning. The heart of the relapse track is “Relapse Court.” Clients develop and present their plan to prevent relapse to their peers in a mock trial and receive feedback. It is the plan, not the client, who is on trial. This approach provides all present with an opportunity to examine the roadblocks to continued sobriety they may face when returning home.