Treatment at South East Homes offers you the opportunity to gain education in regards to co-occurring diseases and learn how to live alcohol- and drug-free in a safe, supportive environment. Our program is a 90- to 120-day program or more according to your case plan. Because treatment at South East Homes is individualized, the amount of time for "completing" treatment may vary. Recovery from co-occurring diseases and alcohol/drug addiction is a lifelong process, to be taken one step at a time. Think of treatment as an opportunity to learn the basics of lifelong recovery.
To help you focus on your individual recovery, treatment at South East Homes is committed to diversity and is respectful of the clients we serve and their families. Cultural and gender-specific services are provided to enhance your overall care.
Because people need different kinds of services in different amounts and ways, your counselor will work with you to develop a treatment plan that addresses for your individual needs. One person's treatment plan will look different from another person's because each plan is individualized. When you first arrive at South East Homes, your counselor will work with you to come up with a master treatment plan that includes the goals that are important to you. When your treatment plan is developed, you and your counselor will both sign them in agreement.
As your treatment continues and your needs change, you and your counselor will work to evaluate and update your treatment plan. You will discuss your treatment goals and the activities you will choose to meet these goals. Each time you update your plan, you and your counselor will sign them.
Transitioning to Outpatient
Treatment at South East Homes is individualized. There is no set or pre-determined amount of time for transitioning from residential to outpatient. Treatment for and recovery from alcohol and drug addiction is a lifelong process, one step at a time. Think of residential treatment as an opportunity to learn the basics of lifelong recovery.
Although clients occasionally leave South East Homes before transitioning to outpatient, for various reasons such as serious illness, most clients complete residential treatment and are referred to outpatient. The timing of your transition to outpatient will depend upon your reaching the treatment goals you will set, and upon your achieving and maintaining abstinence for a specified length of time.
Planning for your transition to outpatient actually begins soon after your admission. If you are to maintain your sobriety, you will need to have a plan based on your strengths, needs, abilities and preferences. Within a few days of beginning treatment, your counselor will meet with you to begin development of your Recovery Plan, which will help you to develop goals and to guide your own treatment.
Recovery from chemical dependency is an ongoing, conscious process requiring continuing attention. It is not a condition reached at the end of treatment. The quality of your sobriety will depend on your willingness to make sincere efforts in many areas. And with a solid recovery, you will regain the freedom to make choices and rediscover peace of mind - or discover it for the first time.
Men’s Treatment Programs (Residential and Outpatient)
Women’s Treatment Programs (Outpatient)
Adolescents Treatment Programs (Outpatient)
Family Support and Family Involvement Services
Co-Occurring Disorders
Culturally Specific Services
Spirituality
Life Skills
Continuing Care
Supportive Housing
Recovery Support Group
Recreation
Alumni