Assessments- All treatment services begin with an evaluation to determine the needs of the individual client.  This assessment helps formulate treatment recommendations, as well as to determine the extent and severity of the problem.  This will be provided by a qualified, experienced, licensed clinician.  The assessment duration can last from one to two hours.

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Regular Outpatient Services- Our regular outpatient substance use and/or behavioral health groups consist of twenty to forty hours of counseling, education and relapse prevention.

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Group Therapy- Our evidence based practices include: The Matrix Model, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Team Building Skills, Life Skills, and  Employment Resources. We also offer gender specific treatment groups during evening hours as on option as one more way to make our patients more comforable during treatment services.

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Individual and Family Counseling- We offer individual and family counseling as needed and have several counselors experienced working with individuals, families and clients who have a mental health or substance use diagnosis.

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Medication Management- We offer coordination of medications with private providers as needed.

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Referrals- When it is needed we have the ability to refer to inpatient substance abuse treatment, detox, and a wide range of mental health and social services.

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For More Information Contact: Tim Cook, Program Manager

Phone: 828-256-3436 extension 107

Email: tcook@thecogcon.com

Fax: 828-256-3623.

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Prevention Is an Investment in Our Community
Up to $18 Saved for Every $1 Invested

Research has estimated that effective school-based substance use prevention programs can save up to $18 for every $1 invested by reducing the personal and societal costs associated with substance use.

Your support helps us provide prevention education, community outreach, and resources that help young people and families make healthy, informed choices.

Help Us Make a Difference. Please Consider Donating Today.

 

Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA),

Substance Abuse Prevention Dollars and Cents: A Cost-Benefit Analysis.