Substance Use Services

IOP programs are offered in the morning for women and in the afternoon for men and women. The groups occur three times per week for a minimum of three hours.

Services include evidenced based individual and group counseling, medication management, and psychoeducation groups. American Society of Addiction Medicine approved curriculum are utilized in the program

If Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is recommended, the client is scheduled with a nurse and waivered physician for a medical assessment to further assess the client for the appropriateness of MAT and induction. Following induction, the client will have follow up appointments with the physician and nurse.

Provides case management services to mothers, both prenatally and post-delivery, as well as fathers who are using substances.

SEI Case Management provides linkage to services such as therapy, Medically Assisted Treatment, IOP/SA groups, and other supportive services. Additional Case Management services are available to the children of the parents through a direct referral to Northwestern’s Children’s Case Management Team.

Learn to accept one’s substance dependency, the underlying issues for dependency without judgement, and live the life you want in a supportive, client centered environment with others going through similar circumstances. This is achieved by learning to replace negative thoughts for positive self-talk, solution focused problem solving skills, triggers for relapse, and stress management.

Case management services includes: coordination of on-site treatment services. Case managers will link and refer individuals to educational and vocational counseling, mental health treatment providers, child care, parenting skills and development, primary health care, and other services as needed.

Evidenced based outpatient therapy provided by a licensed therapist (LPC or LCSW) or a Licensed Eligible Clinician on a weekly/bi-weekly basis or as needed.