• A group offering valuable life skills management that includes the areas essential for recovery:
• Decision making
• Problem-solving
• Responsibilities
• Financial discipline
• Stress management
• Conflict resolution
• Healthy grieving

• A group of personal reflection, assessment, and sharing of individual progress made by clients during their recovery to date. Clients are expected to share where they come from, where they have progressed to in recovery and their future goals for living a sober lifestyle. Clients are asked to respond to the question, “Why Am I Here today, and what do I hope to gain from this treatment?”

The purpose groups challenge old ways of thinking and supports newer, healthier goals. SCR provides encouragement for clients to embrace their new purpose in recovery. Evidence based practices, such as Thinking for a Change, teach clients how to change~ people, places, and things.

SCR provides a certified HIV educational course to each client. Our HIV specialist will discuss the disease and negative repercussions associated with HIV/AIDS. All clients are given an opportunity to privately discuss any questions or concerns regarding HIV/AIDS. SCR conducts an HIV test on-site upon request. The test is confidential and voluntary.

•  A group focused on discussion and education on the dynamics of long term recovery, various models for instituting changes in positive direction to facilitate a healthy recovery, and the role of understanding and identifying personal triggers, high risk situations that lead to relapse in a program of long term recovery.

Within these groups, SCR conducts role-play situations to practice their ability to fight temptations and exercise appropriate communications skills to avoid opportunities of relapse. Each client is required to develop a relapse prevention plan and is instructed to revise and update every three months.

• A group that provides education on the family dynamics of addiction, the problems that arise for both parents and children during the process, and options for repairing the damage during recovery using approved and recognized healthy parenting skills, and various family recovery options available in the community. The group is mandatory for all clients with children under the age of 18 years; however, attendance is open to all clients on a voluntary basis.

SCR requires each client to meet with their primary counselor on a bi-weekly basis. Additional individual counseling is available upon request. The intention behind individual counseling is to empower the individual and encourage authentic self-worth. Counseling will support the client in crafting goals strategically to implement an action plan towards successful recovery.