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Adult Recovery Program	Contact Information ARP Treatment Coordinator: Noni Allerdice, MS Voicemail: (541) 242-2904
The Adult Recovery Program is designed to address the multifaceted nature of alcohol and other drug recovery. When alcohol and other drug use is problematic for an individual, everyone in the family is affected. Our unique program offers personalized treatment for both individuals and their families; family members may participate in the program so that everyone can access help and support. Adult Recovery Program staff members are highly educated and experienced in substance abuse treatment and are Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors. All ARP staff therapists are also certified as Qualified Mental Health Professionals. Services include: * Co-occurring disorders treatment * Diagnostic assessments * Group, individual, and family counseling * Recovery skills training * Alcohol and other drug education * Urinalysis tests * Relapse prevention planning * Continuing care Community Support Program: Peers provide emotional support to individuals and families by meeting with them in community-based settings. Together, they can informally discuss issues, increase coping skills, identify strengths and talents and envision recovery. Co-Occurring Recovery Group: For individuals with chemical dependency and coexisting mental health issues. This group focuses on the junction between these issues; how they interface with one another and what a healthy recovery process for both entails. Alcohol and Other Drug Education and Recovery Group: Information on alcohol is central to this group, with topics ranging from the physiological, psychological, social effects of alcohol and other drug use to legal implications. The group also directs its attention to the development of core skills necessary to support early and ongoing recovery. Recovery Concepts Group: This group provides information, skills and tools useful for successfully managing early abstinence and recovery. Women's Recovery Group: This group addresses issues which arise for women in recovery. Topics covered include: relaxation, family dynamics, trauma, abuse, healthy nutrition, communication, and positive coping skills. The group also emphasizes building healthy and supportive relationships with same-gender peers in recovery. Recovery Skills Group: This psycho-education and process group provides information and step-by-step methods to initiate and maintain AOD abstinence. Parenting Group: Balancing support and empowerment, parents are encouraged to share their perspective, successes, and expertise as they learn new strength-based skills to reduce their adolescent's substance use and anti-social and other problematic behaviors.