Outpatient Services
Intensive outpatient and family support
Outpatient Services are clinically structured and designed to address the treatment needs of men and women to assist them in their efforts to overcome addiction and mental health issues, meet educational and vocational goals, support family reunification efforts, and sustain their long-term recovery, general health and well-being.
Services are provided in a flexible schedule. The duration, intensity and frequency of group and individual counseling sessions are determined by the assessed need of each participant.
Services Include:
•Evaluation/Assessment - Conducted within a structured and private interview setting by certified and/or licensed counselor to determine the most appropriate and effective level and intensity of care.
•Individualized Treatment Planning - Issues identified in the evaluation/assessment process are addressed through a systematic treatment planning approach, including the development of individualized objectives and goals that assist the client in successfully completing treatment.
•Education Groups - Clients learn about the substance abuse/dependence model and the effects of substance abuse/dependence on their physical and mental health, family, and employment.
•Group Counseling - Clients have an opportunity to develop support networks and obtain feedback in a safe and confidential setting from other clients experiencing similar addiction, mental health and other issues.
•Individual Counseling - Sessions facilitated by a certified counselor or licensed clinician offer clients a therapeutic venue in which to address treatment issues in more depth and to gain further insights. Individual counseling is often used as a means of helping clients come to terms with underlying issues and preparing them to participate more fully in the group process.
• Drug Screens - Random drug screening is conducted on all clients as a means of monitoring treatment compliance and progress.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
IOP serves individuals who require an intensive, structured program. To accommodate those who work, services are provided three evenings each week. Operating from a cognitive-based philosophy, IOP is designed to modify negative thoughts and behavioral patterns which contribute to substance abuse and related psychosocial problems. This program offers a wide range of didactic, experiential learning, and group counseling activities designed to decrease dependence on substances of abuse and the negative behavior patterns typically associated with addictive disorders.
The General Outpatient Program includes individual substance use disorder and mental health counseling; individual and group therapy sessions; group-based relapse prevention and recovery maintenance; and on-going support services that promote sustained pro-social personal growth.
Specialty Courts
Center Point provides treatment and case management services for participants referred from the Marin County Adult Drug and treatment Courts. Services are offered on a determined frequency schedule, typically between 3 to 4 times each week. Center Point’s court programs include didactic instruction, anger management and conflict resolution training, parenting skills training, domestic violence education, individual and group counseling, and coordinated case management with the judge, attorneys, probation, the child welfare system, and significant others. Drug and specialty court programs provide offenders with an ongoing continuum of care focused on sustained recovery, recidivism and relapse prevention and successful community reintegration.
U.S. District Court
Under contract with the United States District Courts, Northern California and Northern Oklahoma, Center Point provides comprehensive substance use and mental health assessments; outpatient mental health counseling; residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment and; vocational training and placement services for federal pretrial defendants and sentenced probationers.
Post-Treatment Support
Center Point recognizes the overwhelming challenges facing clients as they transition from treatment to independent living. To address this need, a range of Continuing Care and Aftercare services provide relapse prevention support, community integration skills training, and peer affiliation services. Within a coordinated recovery oriented system of care.
Continuing Care: Recovery Maintenance
Weekly groups provide an on-going supportive forum that addresses re-entry issues and concerns. Continuing Care services foster the development of a stable peer support network (including AA & NA), recovery management skills, and provides continuing vocational services and independent living services.
Family Support
Family reunification is a primary focus at Center Point. In addition to serving individuals, therapeutic and supportive services are provided for their families and significant others. Social and recreational events, sponsored by the Center Point Alumni Association, help to facilitate family involvement.
Aftercare Services
A weekly Aftercare Group provides an opportunity for program graduates to address on-going recovery, family, housing, and vocational issues. Graduates are contacted at regular intervals by Center Point to record post-treatment progress and significant changes in their lives. Clients who complete treatment at Center Point become employed tax-paying citizens, active and involved parents, peer mentors, community volunteers, and are registered to vote.
What we offer:
•Comprehensive chemical dependency services
•Individual and therapeutic group treatment
•Health education and primary health and mental health care
•Relapse prevention
•Parenting skills training
•Domestic violence prevention
•Anger management
•Vocational and educational evaluations
Multi-Service Center
1601 Second Street
Suite 108
San Rafael, CA 94901
415-456-6655 ext 1
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