Raverzee Center      

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Our Intensive Outpatient Program offers group sessions three times a week, to provide information and education on the disease of addiction in a supportive and therapeutic setting.This assists in indentifying significant clinical problems, which could interfere with the client's recovery.Treatment also helps to develop the skills necessary to change behaviors. Weekly individual sessions are included with this level of care.

General Outpatient Group

Weekly group therapy focuses on strategies for maintaining a sober, healthy lifestyle. This includes developing a supportive external environment for recovery. This group also assists in identifying and resolving emotional/behavioral issues that could lead to relapse.

We also provide a GOP level of care for pregnant and postpartum women with addictions/mental health needs. 

Individual Therapy

Traditional one on one hourly counseling focuses on family or interpersonal relationship issues, stress, anxiety, and other emotional concerns in conjunction with chemical dependency. 

Specialty Services

• DUI program provides evaluation and treatment

• Branches of Awareness: Domestic Violence Offenders Program

• The Kempe Program: Sexual Compulsion and Trauma

• Anger Management Program

• Trauma Program

• Suboxone Groups

• Pregnant  / Postpartum

• Depression/ Anxiety

• Gambling

• Grief / Loss

• Family Therapy

• Relapse Prevention Program

• Aftercare

• Evaluation / Assessment

• Psychiatrist on Staff

• Certified Suboxone Addiction Medical Specialist

Women and Gender Groups

These groups provide the opportunity for safe, open discussions regarding addictive behaviors, emotional dependencies and trauma.

Criminal Justice Program

Clients on probation or Drug Court treatment programs with addiction needs.

Suboxone

Individuals who are receiving Subxone will have a tailored program specific for their needs. This approach is comprehensive and is deigned to address the main components of the disease of addiction: medical, psychological, social and spiritual.