Youth Treatment Services

First Offender Program

The First Offender Program is a six-hour program designed to meet the needs of youth that are experiencing the first consequences of drug or alcohol use. The program is designed for all referrals between the ages of 12 and 19 who meet admission criteria.  At least one parent or guardian is required to attend the entire program with the youth. The program meets from 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. on two consecutive Saturdays.

Youth Outpatient Program

The Youth Outpatient Program is a 40-48 hour treatment program for youth with a diagnosis of substance abuse or dependence who are experiencing problems in their lives as the result of an addictive or high-risk relationship with alcohol or other drugs. The program is designed for all referrals between the ages of 12 and 19 who meet admission criteria. The YOP program is designed to provide an intensive treatment environment for youth to successfully address their cycle of dependence or addiction to alcohol or other drugs.

Format: YOP includes 40–48 hours of individual, group and family sessions over a period of approximately ten weeks. These sessions focus on building problem solving, communication, and life enhancement skills, as well as intensive drug education and refusal skills.

In addition to the group and individual sessions, clients are required to provide negative urine drug screens and breathalyzers during the program.

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