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Substance Abuse Services
Did you know that substance use disorder can lead to various mental health disorders and vice versa? Substance use disorder is a growing problem. Oftentimes, individuals abuse drugs to cope with distressing mental and emotional conditions.
Our outpatient program is intended to prevent or reduce substance use disorders (i.e., misuse of prescription medication, underage drinking, or illegal drug use). GPD provides the foundation and necessary tools to prevent and reduce the usage.
Our workshops allow individuals to participate in various activities that GPD offers while learning valuable life lessons along the way.
To help individuals enhance their quality of life and reduce/sustain recovery from substance use, we utilize a person-centered approach through our various therapeutic modalities (i.e., Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing). Our program components consist of, but not limited to anger management, coping skills, knowing your triggers, and developing a positive support system.
Drug Educational & Early Intervention Workshop
GPD’s Drug Educational/Early Intervention Workshop are instructional programs designed for individuals that struggle with substance use. This direct and interactive, instructional, program is offered to educate and develop individuals on decision-making skills. This workshop is intended to prevent and reduce substance abuse use. This workshop provides individuals with the education and tools to help resist risky behaviors. Our program consists of first-time violators and reoffenders of drug and alcohol use.
Intensive Outpatient Program
GPD’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a specialized support recovery program designed to treat substance abuse. Our intensive level of care program parallels with the 12-step concept. We focus on relapse prevention, education, stress management, coping and life skills. Our 12 weeks program meets 4 days a week. Individuals are required to participate in 3 groups (3-hour sessions, per group) and 1 individual session (1 hour). Our program offers some of the same services that an inpatient program offers.
Supportive Outpatient Program
Our Supportive Outpatient Programs (SOP) is geared toward individuals who may not qualify or who have graduated from intensive outpatient services. These individuals have started the addiction and recovery process. This program is 10 weeks and meets 2 days weekly. Individuals are required to participate in one group (3-hour sessions) and one individual session (1 hour). SOP focuses on relapse prevention, life skills, and re-integration to normal life.
Substance Abuse Screening
Substance Abuse Assessment
Parent Awareness Education
Parents are a critical part to a youth’s continued recovery and sobriety. Parents also play an active role in the prevention of substance abuse, amongst youth. Youth are less likely to do drugs when their parents are involved at an early age. Establishing clear rules and consequences are critical components to parenting. Communication with your youth is also an effective tool in parenting.
In the prevention of substance abuse, active involvement and support are critical components to parenting. When rules are established, youth are less likely to abuse drugs when closely monitored. Our Parent Education program focuses on enhancing parental awareness. This workshop provides support and parenting skills to help parents better engage their children and to recognize triggers/ negative behaviors.