I-MATTER
Individualized Medication Assisted Treatment & Therapy
The Medication Assisted Treatment program is the clinically proven to effectively reduce cravings for alcohol and opioids using medical detoxification (if needed) and oral 28-day extended release injectable Naltrexone to prevent the effects and cravings for opioids.
MAT can be combined with counseling, intensive outpatient treatment, peer support, and case management to provide a wholistic approach to the treatment of substance abuse.
Initial psychiatric nursing assessment will occur along with follow-up, lab work, and education.
IMPACT Program
IMPACT (Internal Motivation Produces Actions Causing Transformation)Â is an Intensive Outpatient Program consisting of 3 phases over 9 months. This approach allows patients to gain knowledge and skills and begin to put them to use immediately while gradually decreasing recovery structure. Those persons with a minimum of 90 days clean or recently leaving a structured treatment program can continue recovery by enrolling directly into our Continuing Care Program that meets in the evening twice a week
Harm Reduction
(Virtual Option Available)
Harm Reduction is a weekly meeting for those who want to make better decisions about their alcohol and/or drug use in a safe place without judgement.
Our dedicated team is ready to help you take those first steps to examine your personal relationship with drugs and alcohol. This is an 8-week session – next session begins on 3/29/2023. Contact Jim.Seckman@pihcga.org
I - RISE
Individualized Recovery with Integrated Service Elements)
IÂ – RISE, Individualized Recovery with Integrated Service Elements, is a program that engages in addiction-related treatment utilizing contingency management and somatic experiencing (a body/sensation-focused and trauma-related intervention).Â
Individual Addiction Counseling
(Virtual Options Available)
We offer personalized individual addiction counseling for any issue related to addictive behavior. This counseling service is not limited to alcohol or drugs.Â