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Treatment Diversified Options People referred to any of the CDC’s Treatment Services but who have had an assessment elsewhere can still complete a screening at the CDC and can usually start treatment services on the next treatment day Employers may refer employees to the CDC for alcohol/drug urine screening The CDC’s Latino Services has a bi-lingual team that provides quality assessment and treatment services Individual counseling sessions are available to compliment the treatment process Other CDC services include Education and Prevention Services, Court Services, and community initiatives Many of our programs are available in Spanish and are also held on Saturdays. Services at the CDC are Financially Affordable Comprehensive assessments provided at a reasonable cost Our Intensive Outpatient Program is covered by most insurance plans and Medicaid If insurance or Medicaid is not available, the Intensive Outpatient Program Fees are adjusted based on a sliding fee scale. Call the CDC at 704.376.7447 or see or email treatment@chemdepctr.com for more details. Assessment
Assessment involves a one-on-one session with a clinical counselor that helps determine what services a client needs and what level of care will be the most beneficial in helping them achieve their goals. This includes assessing for substance abuse or dependency and then making the appropriate referral. Appointments for assessment may be scheduled Monday-Thursday from 8:00a.m.-4:00p.m. and Friday from 8:00a.m.-2:00p.m. Alcohol
and Drug Education Traffic School (ADETS) This is a ten-hour educational curriculum appropriate for clients who have received a DWI. Other referrals accepted. Structured as a means to early intervention. Program Hours: Scheduled in AM and PM and Saturdays also. No sliding fee or payment plan. STTOP
20 (Short-Term Treatment Options Program) Outpatient
treatment of 20 hours duration aimed at intervention for clients that have
an abuse diagnosis. Program
Hours: Group meets in the evening two times per week for five
weeks.
A Saturday morning option is also available.
Payment
plan available; no sliding fees. STTOP
40 (Short-Term Treatment Options Program) Outpatient
treatment of 40 hours duration aimed at treating clients with a diagnosis
of early stage substance dependence.
Program
Hours: Scheduled in AM and PM for client benefit; completion
possible in 10 weeks.
Payment
plan available; no sliding fees. Intensive
Outpatient Program (IOP) - Primary Care The Primary Care component lasts for an average of 9 weeks of treatment, with the length adjusted to the client’s needs. Each treatment day includes a psycho-education group, followed by group therapy. Clients are introduced to 12-step involvement to enhance the ongoing recovery process. Relapse intervention services are also available. Program Hours: Clients may choose either morning or evening. Morning sessions - 9 am to Noon; evening sessions - 6 pm to 9 pm, 3 days per week. Sliding fee and payment plan available. (IOP)
- Continuing Care The continuing care component lasts for an average of 9 weeks of outpatient treatment following completion of Primary Care. This level may be suitable for clients that have completed intensive treatment elsewhere. Each treatment day follows the same format as IOP Primary Care, along with self-help meeting involvement. Also appropriate for clients who have completed an inpatient treatment program. Program Hours: Morning session - 9 am to Noon, evening session - 6 pm to 9 pm one day per week. Sliding fee and payment plan available. Women’s
Services Services for women are offered primarily for those who have a history of alcohol or drug dependence and who also have other life issues which may impact their recovery (including but not limited to domestic violence, sexual abuse, or trauma). Program includes IOP - Primary Care (offered 9:00 am - Noon, 3 days per week) and IOP - Continuing Care (offered 9:00 am - Noon, one day per week) Nurses
Aftercare Treatment Program The Chemical Dependency Center offers special programming for impaired nurses. Following a comprehensive assessment and completion of a treatment program that satisfies the North Carolina Board of Nursing requirements, the RN/LPN is eligible to attend the Nurses Aftercare program at the CDC. This program meets weekly for 90 minutes at the CDC and requires weekly attendance at AA or NA 12 step meetings. The nurses’ aftercare program is facilitated by a nurse practitioner at the CDC, and focuses on recovery maintenance for nurses. Latino
Treatment Services CDC’s
Latino treatment services offers a variety of outpatient services from a
bilingual/bicultural perspective. Latino
Treatment Services offer the following programs: LADETS - (Latino Alcohol
Drug Education Traffic School) which is focused specifically for the DWI
offender; SHORT TERM
TREATMENT OPTIONS PROGRAMS (STTOP) which include STTOP 20, STTOP40, STTOP
60, and an INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM (IOP).
All programs are conducted in Spanish.
All programs are offered on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 6
pm to 8:30 pm and there is a Saturday morning option for the 20 hour
program which meets from 8:30 am to 11:00 am. The CDC follows Federal, State and Agency guidelines for the confidentiality of information and client privacy. |
