Typically, Social Detox is short-term and providers supervision, observation, and support for individuals who are experiencing withdrawal symptoms from substance use. This allows for the safe and effective treatment of substance use withdrawal symptoms within a facility that can easily transition the client into the next suitable modality of treatment, which is often intermediate.

Our providers strive to work with local medical providers to identify higher risk clients that would most likely benefit from medications, as we believe that one of the main reasons for relapse is an effort to avoid withdrawal. By eliminating this, or at least significantly reducing withdrawal symptoms, the likelihood of completing detox and transitioning to the next level of care increases.

Crawford County Mental Health Center is proud to offer Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) to help individuals in their road to recovery. For more information on our MAT Program, please click here.

Intermediate services allow clients to continue to receive treatment at our 24-hour residential facility, known as the Addiction Treatment Center, for up to twenty-eight (28) additional days. Here they receive structure, counseling, and classes to equip them with foundational tools to begin recovery post completion, and are given connections to community resources that are intended to support the recovery process.

Women who are unable to acquire the tools or resources necessary to safely transition to the community after treatment are offered Reintegration services as an option at the Women’s Renewal House. For more information please click on the Women’s Renewal House tab below.

Our staff work to ensure that clients have the basic necessities after moving from the Addiction Treatment Center back into the community. If they are unable to accomplish this, Crawford County Mental Health Center has interim at Oak Place dedicated to the SUD population, where clients can stay an additional ninety (90) days while outpatient staff continue to work on addressing the needs necessary to ensure a smooth transition for the client.

Interim housing is also utilized to assist the Addiction Treatment Center in operating from a triage model, allowing the facility to transition clients that are nearing the end of their treatment into interim housing to open bed space at the residential program when necessary. This is done to ensure that the ability to expedite the admission of high-risk populations and to reduce overall wait times. Our staff have found that transparency with the clients upon admission about this process also serves to motivate them to engage in the recovery process from the beginning of treatment, thus reducing the average length of stay required to accomplish the established goals.

The Women’s Renewal House is a 24-hour residential facility that provides support to women who are recovering from substance use. Similar to the Addiction Treatment Center, clients benefit from structure, counseling, and classes to equip them with foundational tools to begin recovery post completion. 

Women who are at the Addiction Treatment Center and are unable to acquire the tools or resources necessary to safely transition into the community are offered Reintegration services as an option at the Women’s Renewal House. At this level, women can stay up to an additional sixty (60) days. During this time they reinforce the skills learned during Intermediate Treatment, but also work toward obtaining housing, work, and the documentation (such as their license and social security card) necessary to obtain employment.

The Intensive Outpatient and Outpatient treatment programs are offered at both the Addiction Treatment Center and Women’s Renewal House, as well as select provider office’s around Crawford County Mental Health Center. Group services are currently being offered five days a week and one evening per week. 

Intensive Outpatient treatment provides education and counseling services while allowing the client to apply their newly acquired skills outside of treatment.

Outpatient Treatment is designed to help clients achieve changes in their substance use behaviors. Treatment addresses the client’s lifestyle, attitudinal, and behavioral problems that may have the potential to undermine the goals of treatment. Outpatient treatment can consist of individual therapy, group therapy, and/or family conseling.

Our clinicians offer evidenced based practices including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectic Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), The Matrix Model, Relapse Prevention, and Peer Support Services. These approaches are utilized in individual counseling, group therapy, and are the primary elements that are woven throughout our programs. Additionally, some clinical staff members offer Eye Movement Desensitization (EMDR), Prolonged Exposure (PE), and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) when appropriate.

The primary goal of Intensive Outpatient and Outpatient services are to ensure that the seven dimensions of wellness are addressed and that we have connected 

A client-focused program based on the strengths perspective. Substance use case management services are offered to assist the individual in recovery with accessing and coordinating community resources that will support their abstinence from substance use. Case management aids the client in their recovery and provides continuing care to men and women completing reintegration and/or day treatment programs.