Behavioral Medicine Network

Recovery Program

The Behavioral Medicine Network provides a comprehensive outpatient recovery program designed to meet the needs of individuals who are experiencing problems in their personal and work lives due to the use of alcohol and/or drugs.

The recovery program addresses the needs of individuals and families who are committed to remaining in the workplace, to keeping the family unit together and to reaching and maintaining a positive and productive lifestyle. The level of intensity and schedule for the program are tailored to an individual’s clinical, work and family needs. Intensive treatment services are available during both day and evening hours throughout the week. A family education and support group is provided on Saturdays.

The Recovery Program offers:

Flexible treatment designed to meet individual needs
Intensive Outpatient Program
Continuing care
Community of recovering individuals supporting each other in long-term recovery
Individual therapy
Family group
Education classes
Specific work with impaired health care professionals
Employer consultation
Alcohol/other drug education to comply with Department of Transportation regulations and workplace policies

Evaluations at the Behavioral Medicine Network will include an individualized evaluation to assist in making appropriate treatment recommendations. Evaluations can also include fitness for duty and return to work evaluations. Behavioral Medicine Network clinicians also assess for other mental health needs in order to refer the individual to the appropriate provider.

The Behavioral Medicine Network is committed to a comprehensive team approach to recovery treatment. The Network’s treatment team includes a board-certified psychiatrist, Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors, Licensed Clinical Social Workers and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists.