Karen's Place

A two-year study by the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA) at Columbia University found that: Spirituality was the top indicator of long-term recovery. Adults and teens who consider religion to be very important, and who attend religious services weekly or more often, are far less likely to smoke, drink, or use elicit drugs. Individuals who attend spiritually based support programs, such as the 12-Step programs of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, are more likely to maintain sobriety. Individuals in successful recovery often show greater levels of faith and spirituality than those who relapse.

Involves 12 Individual Counseling Sessions Psychosocial, Assessment and Initial Treatment Plan, Master Treatment Plan, Personality Test Review (TJTA), Spiritual Inventory and Skill Building Plan, Treatment Plan Review, Topical Counseling 1, Topical Counseling 2, Treatment Plan Review, Career/Skills Assessment Review, Risk Factors Therapy, Relapse Prevention, Aftercare and Discharge.