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Mental Health, Substance Use and Dual Diagnosis Programs

4 to 6 hours weekly for 3 to 6 months.
Complete treatment while living at home. Open to both men and women.
The Outpatient Program consists of 4 to 6 hours of treatment weekly, lasting 6 to 12 months.
This program includes a minimum of one group and one individual session weekly and can be made up of a combination of experiential therapy or outpatient groups.
This level of care is generally for people in Medication-Assisted Treatment (Suboxone or Methadone) or those discharging residential or Intensive Outpatient Programs.
Our programs specialize in treating co-occurring disorders such as Trauma, PTSD, Anxiety, Depression, in addition to Substance Use Disorders.
Additional Outpatient Services:

Individual & Family Counseling
50 minutes, as needed.
For people interested in working on issues ranging from relationships, pornography addiction, spirituality, career, or depression.
Anxiety and Trauma Counseling
50 minutes, as needed.
A mixture of EMDR, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, and Mindfulness-Based Approaches are used to heal trauma and manage struggles with anxiety.
Interventions
1 to 2 hours, as needed
Interventions are often the first step in the process. These can be done in person or (in some cases) over the phone, and are led by a licensed professional.
If you have a loved one who needs treatment, this can be a great first step after a phone consultation.
10 to 15 hours weekly, Monday through Friday. Day and Evening sessions available.
Our co-ed Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) consists of 10-15 hours of treatment weekly, lasting an average of 3 months.
This program is CARF accredited and includes individual and family therapy, group therapy, drug testing, Medication-Assisted Treatment (if medically necessary), and other experiential and community experiences.
The Intensive Outpatient Program is best for those in need of more structure and support — typically those coming out of residential treatment or close to needing residential treatment.
Our programs specialize in treating co-occurring disorders such as Trauma, PTSD, Anxiety, Depression, in addition to Substance Use Disorders.
25 hrs weekly, Monday through Friday. Day Treatment Schedule is from 9am - 3pm daily with a one hour lunch.
Our co-ed Day Treatment Program (DT) consists of 25 hours of treatment weekly, lasting an average of 1-2 months.
This program is CARF accredited, clients have available a minimum of five hours of therapeutic services including individual and family therapy, group therapy, drug testing, Medication-Assisted Treatment (if medically necessary), psychiatric services and other experiential and community experiences, five days per week with food provided for persons served receiving 5 hours of services in a day, though individualized plans and variable lengths of stay will determine the degree to which each person participates in the program.
The Day Treatment Program is best for those in need of more structure and support — typically those coming out of residential treatment or close to needing residential treatment.
Our programs specialize in treating co-occurring disorders such as Trauma, PTSD, Anxiety, Depression, in addition to Substance Use Disorders.

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Specialty Programs

The Brevard County Adult Drug Court (ADC) was created for individuals experiencing an interaction with the legal system in order to best address their underlying substance misuse needs as an alternative to the formal criminal justice system.
ADC serves adult male and female (ages 18 and up) who are deemed appropriate and eligible for the program’s services via the designated ADC screening process.
A participant’s length of stay in ADC is predicated on that individual’s identified course of care and their level of progress toward accomplishing established ADC goals.
The Brevard County Adult Drug Court (ADC) is a minimum of twelve-month for felony cases specifically designed and staffed to offer a comprehensive and judicially monitored program of substance abuse treatment, education, and rehabilitation services in a structured and supervised “working-world” environment.
Participants and the ADC team members work together toward a common goal of breaking the cycle of alcohol and/or drug abuse and associated criminal behavior. For many substance-abusing defendants, this program represents the last avenue open to them to survive outside a detention facility.
Better Without It (High School Student Diversion Program)
The BWI program is offered to high school students for first-time drug possession/use (including vaping) or alcohol use on Brevard county School’s grounds as a substitution for expulsion and placement at Alternative Learning Center.
Students who opt for this 8-week program will be allowed to remain in their enrolled school setting while they complete the following components:
1. Intake Assessments With Family
2. (6) 90 Minute Group Therapy Sessions
3. Discharge Session With Family
4. Complete the BWI Art Therapy Project
5. Remain Abstinent and Pass All Drug Urinalysis Testing
Juvenile Drug Court
The Brevard County Juvenile Drug Court (JDC) was an Intensive Outpatient Program created for individuals experiencing an interaction with the legal system in order to best address their underlying substance misuse needs as an alternative to the formal criminal justice system.
JDC serves adult male and female (ages 12-17) who are deemed appropriate and eligible for the program’s services via the designated JDC screening process.
A participant’s length of stay in JDC is variable and determined by completion of all phases in the individual’s identified course of care and their level of progress toward accomplishing established JDC goals.
Treatment is 6-9 hours per week between individual psychotherapy, group psychotherapy, family psychotherapy and psychiatric and case management services as needed.
Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program
This program is the same as our Adult Intensive Outpatient Program with the exception of of serving clients 12-17.
Treatment is 6-9 hours per week between individual psychotherapy, group psychotherapy, family psychotherapy and psychiatric and case management services as needed.
Adolescent Outpatient Program
This program is the same as our Adult Outpatient Program with the exception of serving clients 12-17.
Treatment is 3-5 hours per week between individual psychotherapy, group psychotherapy, family psychotherapy and psychiatric and case management services as needed.
Child Parent Psychotherapy Program
This program is specifically for parents and their children, 0-3year old as part of Brevard County Court system delivered by therapists who have undergone extensive training for this age group.