“We all make mistakes, have struggles, and even regret things in our past.
But you are not your mistakes, you are not your struggles,
and you are here NOW with the power to shape your day and your future.”
–Steve Maraboli
Towns Health Services Outpatient treatment program is Accredited by the Joint Commission JCAHO and licensed and certified by the Department of Health Care Services. We provide comprehensive drug and alcohol addiction treatment that helps individuals obtain or maintain a drug/alcohol free life through exciting formats that cover both evidence based and spiritual based approaches to recovery. We work to ensure that our program has the newest and most appropriate treatment information available for your needs. Our Board Certified Addiction Physician will oversee your treatment and help you take your recovery to the next level.
We understand that there is no one way to do recovery, and we offer many different treatment options to help clients optimize their recovery. Our program is derived from information from some of the leading authors, trainers, addiction physicians, and educators in the field today. Our goal is to bring you the best recovery information and tools available. We also incorporate fun and relaxing activities into our treatment programs that will help our clients enjoy life again. Don’t settle for less. There is hope and treatment works.
We offer alcohol and drug treatment services, drug testing, education and prevention services through individual, group and family sessions. Towns Health Services provides outpatient treatment for adult men and women (18 years and over) who suffer from alcohol and drug abuse. Groups are scheduled to accommodate our clients work hours, school commitments, and parenting needs.
Our Outpatient program providers use cognitive behavioral therapy, seeking safety, motivational interviewing and MATRIX methods. Weekly individual and group sessions provide guided integration of evidence-based education and counseling to treat neurological, spiritual, physiological, and behavioral problems into the daily life and work activities of the program participants.
