General Outpatient Services

Chemical dependency can be described as any repeated drinking or drug use that interferes with one or more area's of a person's life.  Research and experience have indicted that not all chemically dependent individuals require residential treatment.  Outpatient chemical dependency treatment is a viable, flexible modality of treatment.  Outpatient services often allow an individual to maintain work, school, and/or family schedules while receiving effective treatment.

There are two area of the outpatient program, SAMI and STOP.

STOP (Substance Abuse Treatment Outpatient Program)

Designed to assist individuals who can utilize an outpatient environment, both as a mode of intervention for the illness of substance dependence and as a means of maintaining sobriety once the illness has been arrested.  The program provides services primarily to adults referred through the criminal justice system.  However, individuals referred through other sources are also seen within this outpatient program.  The STOP program recognizes the importance of collaboration between the treatment system and the criminal justice system and encourages a team approach in the management and support of client's cases.  This program can provide primary care in the treatment of substance abuse and dependence or provide follow-up maintenance of sobriety for those moving further into their recovery.

Some individuals seeking services at The Crossroads Center suffer from mental health problems either as a primary issue or secondary to their substance abuse problems.  If the mental health diagnosis does not meet the criteria for admission to the SAMI Program, the individual will be admitted to the STOP program and have treatment plans developed to meet their specific needs,  The targeted population for the STOP Dual Diagnosis Program is adult men and women with co-existing substance abuse and mental health problems.

 

Average Length of Program
Determined by the Individual Treatment Plan

Frequency of Sessions:

Group Counseling ..... 2 - 3 per week
Individual Counseling ..... 1 hour per week
Drug Screening ..... Random
Medical Somatics ..... As Needed

Admission Criteria

bulletAdult Men and Women, 18 or older
bulletResident Hamilton County, OH
bulletAdults exhibiting symptoms of alcohol/drug abuse or past history of abuse

 

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