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INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT (IOP) CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY (CD) PROGRAM
- A year long program (continuous, new patients can join in at any time)
- For ages 13 -17
- Maximum of eight in the group at any one time
- Before entering group, patient will need to schedule a 1 hour appointment with Anthony Callens (will use SASSI)
- Dr. Eric Gilbreath, the Medical Director of the Summit IOP for Adolescents, is available for clinical consultation and medication management
- The first 12 -16 weeks is the Intensive Portion of the program
- We will keep an attendance sheet, absences require a doctors note, etc.
- Group will be held M, T, W, & Th from 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm in Group Room
- 1st hour is patient only, 2nd hour is patient and parent(s) (Parents need to attend at least two times a week, Thursday is required)
- In this program, there are different components:
- Education about Chemical Dependency
- How to live with Addiction
- Prevent Relapse
- In addition to the group meetings, patients are required to join AA and attend 2 meetings a week and work the 12-step program.
- Must also find a sponsor
- After week 17, patients will attend a 1 hour "aftercare" meeting each week to prevent relapse
- TO GRADUATE: patients must have 12 POSITIVE weeks
- Anthony Callens will assess their progress each Thursday (parents must attend)
- During the year-long program, there will be random drug screenings
- Prior to entering program a $1000.00 deposit is required
- Total cost for the program is $4450.00 (minus $1000.00 deposit, balance is $3450.00)
- Some insurance companies will pay, patients need to check with their Insurance Company for specific coverage details
- We expect payment in full to make up for what insurance does not pay
- We will accept payment arrangements, but Payment In Full must be received prior to graduation
For more information contact Crista Fair (208) 287-0993.
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