Module Snapshot
- Level of care / modality
- Outpatient counseling with integrated peer recovery support
- Primary settings
- Office · Telehealth · Community (peer/CPST when appropriate)
Core promise
Sustain recovery and functioning through weekly therapy plus peer-based accountability and connection.
Status / Next steps
Not currently operating. Public intake and service start occurs after the CARF survey window (April-May) and internal go-live approval.
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Who it’s for
- Adults 18+ with mild-moderate SUD/MH needs; step-down from IOP; relapse prevention and early recovery stabilization.
- Common referrals: E4 step-down, self-referral, partner providers, probation, primary care.
What we deliver
- Individual counseling weekly/biweekly (relapse prevention, coping skills, trauma processing as indicated).
- Peer support weekly early then taper; meeting linkage and practical barrier reduction.
- Optional relapse prevention/skills group with rostered documentation.
- Targeted CPST when barriers threaten adherence.
Dosage & schedule (typical)
Final schedules and tracks will be published at activation.
- Typical: therapy weekly then biweekly; peer weekly early then taper.
- Typical episode: 8-24 weeks (variable).
Admission & exclusions (plain language)
- Good fit: stable enough for weekly/biweekly schedule; needs relapse prevention support and accountability.
- Not a fit: needs IOP/residential; acute withdrawal/intoxication; unsafe SI/HI.
Care coordination
- Partners: MAT/primary care, probation, employers, housing, mutual aid supports.
- Closed-loop: confirmed appointments and outcomes logged.
- ROI posture: communication only with valid ROI or legal authority.
Outcomes we track
- Sustained abstinence/reduction and improved functioning.
- Reduced crises and increased recovery capital.
- Engagement rate and documentation timeliness.
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