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Offers a Christian-based 6-month inpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation program, including individual and group counseling, spiritual counseling and 12-strep recovery, and community volunteering opportunities. Participants cannot be employed when applying for the program as it is an intensive inpatient program to focus on Substance Use Disorder issues. Provides education about alcoholism and other drug addiction. Teaches communication and coping skills.  Recreation activities available include an exercise area, game room, library of books, group outings, and a canteen. Chapel attendance and Bible study are required as part of the program. Space is available for 30 men in shared living arrangements. Clients stay 6 months in the initial program phase (Bridge 1) and have options to continue into other phases that can amount to 14 months. There is extensive support for after-care including Life and Career Building Skills classes for participants in their last 2 months of phase 1 as well as case management for Supportive Housing and Employment. Participants who relapse will be expelled from the program. After completion of the program, The Salvation Army has additional program components to help individuals re-establish themselves into the community.

Offers a 30-day residential program for stabilization and recovery skills.

Provides medical detoxification/stabilization, followed by an intensive treatment program. Program involves 26 total days of inpatient treatment. This includes: - Education on smoking cessation, blood borne pathogens, birth control and sexually transmitted diseases - Obstetric evaluations and examinations - Intensive case management and aftercare planning - Family involvement - Education on parenting, childbirth and breastfeeding - Groups on codependency, stress management, processing feelings, meditation, spiritual care, relapse prevention and relationships - Nicotine patch, methadone and Subutex are prescribed as appropriate.

Provides inpatient care for adults with concurrent mental illness and substance use disorders.  Designed to address a wide range and severity of symptoms.  Goal is to stabilize the acute symptoms of the mental illness while providing evaluation, education and initial treatment for substance use disorder.  Includes: -  Integrative substance use disorder and mental health therapy -  Process, psycho-education and skill building groups -  Substance use education and assessment -  On-site NA/AA meetings -  Integrated recreational, occupational, music and art therapies. -  Activity based groups including yoga and drama -  Aftercare placement services -  Medication assisted detoxification from alcohol, opiates and benzodiazepines -  24 hour nursing and monitoring of withdrawal symptoms.  Agency provides DBHR-certified service(s).

Offers a 30-day residential program for stabilization and recovery skill-building as well as a 90- to 120-day intensive inpatient substance use disorder treatment.   One or more individual sessions are held each week along with a minimum of 20 hours of group counseling services.   Residents attend at least two 12-step meetings a week and participate in structured daily recreation and leisure activities. Daily attendance at in-house school is required; students earn school credits for participation.   Family members or significant others are strongly encouraged to participate in the treatment program.   The building is set up to discourage and/or not allow clients to leave without supervision. Also offers outpatient services including alcohol and drug information school.

Offers a 30-day intensive inpatient treatment program for adults with substance abuse disorder in a 40-bed smoking facility. Program includes individual and group counseling.   Clients must bring their own suboxone prescription. Only up to 8mg.   Client dormitories are separated by gender, but all group services are Co-Ed.