Drug and alcohol-based substance abuse disorders are…

life-altering processes, which represent a growing epidemic. Family Healing Center offer programs to adolescents and adults to combat against substance abuse disorders. The exceptional care received in our professional environment, equips our clients to fight their disorders and live a healthy, happy, and sober life.

Let’s talk about our Partial Care Program

Family Healing Center provides effective therapeutic treatment for those suffering from drug and alcohol related substance abuse disorders. We offer an exclusive catalog of proven, evidence-based therapeutic curricula that include a wide variety of approaches and services, that allows our clinical team to create an atmosphere for meaningful client reflection and expression. Our center is equipped to treat clients with co-occurring disorders (ex. depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and other common disorders in primary substance abuse diagnoses). Clients have access to care from knowledgeable professionals including therapists, clinical directors, and recovery support specialists, along with a multitude of holistic resources.

Why is our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) a necessary part of treatment?

Our intensive outpatient program supports our clients who have completed treatment to transition back into daily life. The program features individual and group therapy where our clients address real life issues they face in early recovery, as they continue to develop healthy coping mechanisms and apply new life skills.

Day and evening therapeutic group sessions are facilitated throughout the week. During these sessions, individuals are encouraged to begin planting roots in their communities and to continue aftercare, in order to ensure their long-term recovery. This includes meetings of recovery support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA).

How can you benefit from our Family Program?

Our Family Program guides our clients and their loved ones as they rebuild healthy relationships and develop positive communication skills. Families may be required to attend group and individual therapy sessions as needed. Participants take part in team building exercises and engage in clinically led conversations to promote the strength of the group. Family members who do not live locally are offered video conferencing as an alternative to in-person meetings.