Our Programs
SA/MH IOP Programs
Mental Health / Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Mental Health / Dual Diagnosis Treatment
The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is dedicated to helping individuals develop healthier coping skills and build a recovery support network. Participants can continue to work, attend school, and tend to the duties of daily life. This nine-hour-a-week (three hours a day, three days a week) program allows patients the opportunity to p
The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is dedicated to helping individuals develop healthier coping skills and build a recovery support network. Participants can continue to work, attend school, and tend to the duties of daily life. This nine-hour-a-week (three hours a day, three days a week) program allows patients the opportunity to practice their new skills while still benefiting from the support and accountability of treatment. This program allows participants to receive treatment on a part-time, yet intensive schedule. We believe that recovery and life are one and the same and it is for that reason that daily life is an integral therapeutic component of treatment.
Mental Health / Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Mental Health / Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Mental Health / Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Our therapists work with children, young adults and families in school settings, homes or in our convenient office located in Plaquemine, La. Our Dual diagnosis treatment is a comprehensive approach for treating substance use disorders that co-occur with another mental illness, such as anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorde
Our therapists work with children, young adults and families in school settings, homes or in our convenient office located in Plaquemine, La. Our Dual diagnosis treatment is a comprehensive approach for treating substance use disorders that co-occur with another mental illness, such as anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The goal of dual diagnosis treatment is to help clients with these co-occurring disorders (also known as “comorbidities”) learn how to manage both illnesses (alcohol and anxiety, for example) via a combination of medication and behavioral therapies.
Family Functional Therapy
Mental Health / Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Family Functional Therapy
Family Functional Therapy (FFT) is a short-term, evidence-based intervention designed to treat adolescents at risk of or currently facing emotional and behavioral issues. The therapy focuses on improving family dynamics by enhancing communication and problem-solving skills. Typically conducted in 8-12 sessions, FFT aims for long-term suc
Family Functional Therapy (FFT) is a short-term, evidence-based intervention designed to treat adolescents at risk of or currently facing emotional and behavioral issues. The therapy focuses on improving family dynamics by enhancing communication and problem-solving skills. Typically conducted in 8-12 sessions, FFT aims for long-term success by addressing the interconnected family system and equipping families with the tools needed for sustainable positive change.