Causes: Mental Health, Substance Abuse Treatment
Mission: Promote the overall health, well being, independence, and capabilities of adult women by providing behavioral health treatment and transitional services.
Programs: The dual disorder program is a residential program providing highly structured, primary, and comprehensive substance abuse and mental health treatment services for women with co-occurring serious mental illness and substance dependence. This program provides simultaneous and integrated treatment. The ddp is generally longer term and designed to further stabilize acute symptoms and engage the individual in a program of maintenance, treatment, rehabilitation and recovery. During fy '17-'18, about 33 mostly indigent women benefited from services.
the intermediate residential program provides supportive, long term adult substance abuse treatment to consumers with axis i disorders of substance dependence. Intermediate residential treatment is intended for those individuals who have not responded well to shorter term services. The repetitive, slower-paced environment of intermediate residential treatment more effectively meets the consumers needs. During fy '17-'18, about 5 mostly indigent women benefited from services.
the psych respite program, formerly know as mental health respite program, provides shelter and case management on a 24/7 basis to consumers experiencing a need for transition to another residential setting or a break from a current residential setting. The intent of the service is to support consumers throughout the transition or break, provide linkages to needed behavioral health services and assist in transition back into the community. During fy '17-'18, about 8 mostly indigent women benefited from services.
the outpatient program encompasses individual and group therapy, including professionally directed evaluation, treatment, and recovery services for individuals experiencing a substance related disorder and/or mental health disorder that causes moderate and/or acute disruptions in the individual's life. Length of treatment is individualized and based on clinical criteria for admission and continued treatment, as well as the client's ability to benefit from individual treatment/recovery goals. During fy '17-'18 about 38 mostly indigent women benefited from services.
Mission: Promote the overall health, well being, independence, and capabilities of adult women by providing behavioral health treatment and transitional services.
Programs: The dual disorder program is a residential program providing highly structured, primary, and comprehensive substance abuse and mental health treatment services for women with co-occurring serious mental illness and substance dependence. This program provides simultaneous and integrated treatment. The ddp is generally longer term and designed to further stabilize acute symptoms and engage the individual in a program of maintenance, treatment, rehabilitation and recovery. During fy '17-'18, about 33 mostly indigent women benefited from services.
the intermediate residential program provides supportive, long term adult substance abuse treatment to consumers with axis i disorders of substance dependence. Intermediate residential treatment is intended for those individuals who have not responded well to shorter term services. The repetitive, slower-paced environment of intermediate residential treatment more effectively meets the consumers needs. During fy '17-'18, about 5 mostly indigent women benefited from services.
the psych respite program, formerly know as mental health respite program, provides shelter and case management on a 24/7 basis to consumers experiencing a need for transition to another residential setting or a break from a current residential setting. The intent of the service is to support consumers throughout the transition or break, provide linkages to needed behavioral health services and assist in transition back into the community. During fy '17-'18, about 8 mostly indigent women benefited from services.
the outpatient program encompasses individual and group therapy, including professionally directed evaluation, treatment, and recovery services for individuals experiencing a substance related disorder and/or mental health disorder that causes moderate and/or acute disruptions in the individual's life. Length of treatment is individualized and based on clinical criteria for admission and continued treatment, as well as the client's ability to benefit from individual treatment/recovery goals. During fy '17-'18 about 38 mostly indigent women benefited from services.
910 W Park Ave, Norfolk, NE 68701
402-371-0220
Mental Health
Norfolk
