Comprehensive Assessment:
Evaluating the individual’s substance use history, mental health status, physical health, social support systems, and other relevant factors to inform personalized treatment planning.
Individualized Treatment Planning involves developing a tailored plan that outlines specific goals, interventions, and services to address the client’s unique needs and promote a holistic approach to recovery.
Coordination of Services: Facilitating access to various services, such as medical care, counseling, housing, employment assistance, and legal support, ensuring seamless integration and continuity of care.
Advocacy: Acting on behalf of clients to secure necessary resources and services while empowering them to advocate for themselves within the healthcare and social service systems.
Monitoring and Evaluation: Regularly reviewing the client’s progress toward treatment goals, adjusting the treatment plan as needed, and addressing any emerging issues to support sustained recovery.
Support and Education: Providing clients and their families with information about substance use disorders, treatment options, coping strategies, and relapse prevention to enhance understanding and engagement in the recovery process.
