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| Programs |
| Assessment |
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New Directions, the right track begins with an assessment
to evaluate each adolescent's chemical use, mental health,
and family situation. When the assessment is completed,
recommendations are provided. |
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| Gender
Specific Residential Treatment |
Chemically
dependent adolescents receive intensive, 24-hour treatment
from a dedicated staff, which includes a Medical Director,
Psychiatrist, Nursing Director, Registered Dietician,
and Certified Therapists. The therapeutic day includes
education from full-time teachers and a teaching assistant
in a school program coordinated by Orange City Schools.
The program also includes group therapy, individual therapy,
life-skills training, physical recreation and 12 step
recovery meetings. Length of stay varies, based upon each
person's needs. |
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| Intensive
Outpatient Treatment |
For
adolescents who do not need 24-hour supervision, or
who have completed residential treatment, New Directions
provides appropriate levels of intensive outpatient
treatment.
Treatment consists of after-school meetings, three times
a week, three hours per session, and includes family
therapy.
Length of stay varies, based upon each person's needs.
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Family
& Individual Therapy |
| When necessary,
New Directions will provide additional counseling services
for both adolescents and their families. |
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Continuing
Care |
| When adolescents
no longer require intensive residential or outpatient
treatment, New Directions provides an individualized program
of continuing treatment therapy, and support to adolescents
and their families. |
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Home-Based
Treatment |
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Directions offers an in-home, community-centered program,
providing intervention and treatment for adolescents and
their families. |
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Staff |
| Our multidisciplinary
clinical treatment team of therapists, treatment specialists, teachers, and our consulting
physician and psychiatrist provide compassionate treatment
for chemically dependent adolescents and their families. |
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