Addiction & Recovery Treatment - Jackson-Feild
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ADDICTION & RECOVERY
TREATMENT

Adolescent and young adults referred to Jackson-Feild’s Addiction and Recovery Treatment program have not been able to function in the community even with the external structure and extensive treatment services. Males and females ages 11 to 17 receive treatment in a 24 hour supervised environment. Admissions of children 18 to 21 is acceptable if the residents are placed by a local department of social services, are court ordered, or are referred by a Family Assessment and Planning Team. In the case of a direct parental placement with no public agency involvement, individual approval must be received by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services prior to accepting residents 18 and over.

A TEAM OF ADDICTION PROFESSIONALS AND MEDICAL SERVICES

Jackson-Feild Behavioral Health Services staffs licensed and credentialed addiction professionals to help facilitate healing and recovery. Each resident and their family become a part of a multi-disciplinary treatment team of addiction counselors, physicians, LCSW’s LPC’s and credentialed Mental Health Professionals to ensure that residents receive appropriate care. There is a knowledgeable addiction counselor available on site or by phone 24 hours a day. Jackson-Feild provides daily clinical services that help residents improve their tasks of daily living and facilitate recovery. Residents participate in clinically directed program activities to help stabilize and manage substance use symptomatology and help them apply their recovery skills.

SUBSTANCE USE ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION

Certified Substance Abuse Counselors administer the Practical Adolescent Dual Diagnostic Interview (PADDI) with the resident. The PADDI is included as part of the holistic, comprehensive assessment which is designed to uncover co-occurring psychiatric and substance use disorders.

Target Population

Adolescents and young adults appropriately referred to JFBHS’ Addiction and Recovery program have not been able to function in the community even with external structure and extensive treatment services.

The following are examples of characteristics that can be related to residents who may be appropriate to refer for services:

  • Unstable interpersonal relationships
  • Unstable moods
  • Alcohol and/or other substance abuse
  • Delayed emotional and mental development
  • Irritability
  • Anxiety/panic attacks
  • Intense anger that is difficult to control
  • Poor impulse control
  • Psychosocial immaturity
  • Unstable self-image (identity of self)
  • Running away from home, sexual misconduct, and/or other high risk behaviors
  • Academic difficulties
  • Defiance/non-compliance with authority figures
  • Aggresive behaviors
  • Paranoia
  • Chronic feelings of emptiness
  • Suicidal ideation
  • Suicidal and/or self-injurious behaviors
  • History of experiencing physical, sexual or emotional abuse

Our Program Consists of the Following Services

INDIVIDUAL THERAPY AND ADDICTION TREATMENT

Residents participate in individual therapy and addiction treatment sessions three to five times per week. JFBHS acknowledges that substance use issues are connected to many concurrent mental health problems including PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Because of the significant overlap among mental health diagnoses and substance use disorders, JFBHS utilizes an integrated treatment model in which therapists seek to explore and heal underlying causes of addiction, such as trauma, poor self-esteem, low self-worth, and unresolved pain.

THERAPIES UTILIZED IN THIS PROGRAM

  • Self-regulation and coping skill building (STEPPS)
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Faith based practice and spiritual growth
  • Variations of traditional 12 Step Program
  • Neurotherapy
  • Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
  • Trauma Informed Treatment
  • Addiction Relapse Prevention
  • Addiction Relapse Prevention and Process Groups
  • Practical Skills in living substance free
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