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Our Recovery Services
In Southeast Texas, Connected Path provides the therapies and other methods you need for lasting addiction recovery. Whether you seek family therapy, partial hospitalization, or supportive outpatient, Connected Path has got you covered.
This level of care is great for persons who completed detox or have not completed residential treatment. This is usually 20 hours per week of outpatient services, including group sessions daily, individual session weekly, and family sessions as desired. Generally, this level of care is a maximum of three weeks before stepping down to intensive outpatient program.
This program is generally 9-10 hours a week of group and individual counseling sessions. The traditional program is three days a week of group sessions for 4-8 weeks depending on what you and your counselor designed at the time of admission. We have morning and evening group programming to fit your schedule and needs.
This program is designed to provide continued support while getting a strong foundation for ongoing recovery. This level of care is generally 1-5 hours weekly of group and individual sessions as scheduled and allows you to continue having group and clinical support during the first several months of recovery so that you can address life issues as they arise and learn to implement the tools you are learning.
This program is designed to provide continued support while getting a strong foundation for ongoing recovery. This level of care is generally 1-5 hours weekly of group and individual sessions as scheduled and allows you to continue having group and clinical support during the first several months of recovery so that you can address life issues as they arise and learn to implement the tools you are learning.
Drug and alcohol addiction responds well to cognitive behavioral therapy. This approach is a form of behavioral treatment. You would typically undergo CBT in one-on-one sessions with an addiction counselor. At the heart of this treatment is the understanding that there’s dysfunction in your life. A therapist helps you to pinpoint it. Areas of examination include your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Because they each affect one another, it only takes one domain of dysfunction to cause problems.
Drug and alcohol addiction responds well to cognitive behavioral therapy. This approach is a form of behavioral treatment. You would typically undergo CBT in one-on-one sessions with an addiction counselor. At the heart of this treatment is the understanding that there’s dysfunction in your life. A therapist helps you to pinpoint it. Areas of examination include your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Because they each affect one another, it only takes one domain of dysfunction to cause problems.
Family sessions are geared towards education about addition as a disease and helping family learn ways to take better care for themselves, communicate more effectively as a family unit, and learn new ways to support those that they love and care for so deeply. The pain and confusion experienced in families around addiction can be ongoing into recovery. Most often, addiction affects a family’s way of coping with life in general, not just the addiction. The family, friends, or loved ones need support and understanding of their own so that they can learn to let their own lives thrive again.
Substance Use Assessments
We provide high quality evidenced based assessments for many purposes. Our Masters level clinicians can complete a full clinical evaluation and complete standardized assessment tools for you. These are generally not covered by insurance, so you would speak to our staff about pricing and setting an appointment.
Referrals and Case Management
We recognize that we may not be the best fit for you or that you may need outside professional help to address other matters that are very important and necessary to your recovery. As a team we will help you find the resources you need and assist in referrals and communication with other health professionals to make the process smoother and more open so that our clients get the most out of all their clinical teams as possible.
If you wish, we will communicate and assist you with reports to probation officers, attorneys, psychiatrists, and other mental health providers as well as medical personnel to help you communicate your needs, progress, or make plans for your ongoing recovery.
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