Passages Program
The Passages Program supports adolescents aged 11 to 17 with substance abuse issues in school and home settings. The outpatient treatment services aim to help individuals stop using drugs or alcohol, improve self-esteem, and prepare for successful futures. The program focuses on eliminating substance use, resolving personal and family problems, empowering adolescents with necessary life skills, promoting responsibility for their actions, addressing co-dependency, and providing family intervention and treatment options.
Key Program Features
- Focus on helping adolescents overcome substance abuse in school or home environments
- Aims to eliminate drug and alcohol usage while improving self-esteem
- Prepares individuals for a life of achievement and success
- Strives to resolve personal and family issues related to substance reliance
- Empowers adolescents with skills to manage daily problems and accept responsibility for their actions
- Addresses co-dependent environments and offers family intervention and treatment options
- Specialized treatment services include:
- Comprehensive Biopsychosocial Evaluation
- Adolescent Psychiatric Evaluation
- Individual treatment options ranging from 12 to 36 sessions
- Motivational Interviewing (MI)
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Prolonged Exposure (PE)
- Case Management Services
- DBT Group Therapy
- Addiction Education
- Relapse Prevention
- Drug Testing
