Outpatient Therapy
Limited number of free therapy sessions focused on issues affecting an employee.
What is an Employee Assistance Program?
Groups, individual, and sometimes family
What types of therapy are used in IOP programs?
Jason McKenzie's "side hustle."
What is ranching?
Relapse.
What is the main reason for SA RTC?
Alcohol, benzos, opiates
What are the drugs that require medical monitoring during detox?
Prozac, Zoloft, Celexa
What are antidepressant medications?
Three to five hours a day, three to five days a week
What is the standard length and days per week of IOP?
Not a Cop
Who is Jason Hart?
Wilderness programs and boot camps
What is not considered RTC by insurance but often by parents?
Suicidal, homicidal, actively using addictive drugs, psychotic, manic
What are some of the criteria for admission into inpatient mental health or detox level of care?
DBT
What is Dialectical Behavioral Therapy?
IOP is this Level of Care.
What is 2.1 Level of Care?
He handles marketing and outreach for Juniper Tree Recovery.
Who is Jeremiah?
3 months to forever
What are the old average lengths of stay in RTC programs?
A saying for someone to talk themselves into believing they are ready to leave rehab.
What is "I got this?"
Psychiatrist
What is a medical doctor with advanced training in managing mental health issues?
This focuses on both substance abuse and mental illness.
What is dual diagnosis IOP?
She dispenses medication and handles medical issues at Juniper Tree Recovery.
Who is Torie?
It takes people away from their using environment
What is the a reason for sending someone to RTC in another state?
Borderline, Narcissistic, Dependent, Antisocial
What are examples of personality disorders
Therapy session that usually includes from up to ten or twelve Residents at a time
What is Group Therapy?
Member starts drinking or using drugs again while in IOP
What is relapse?
She is Chief of Compliance.
Who is Miss Ann?
Treatment Team will tell you.
How do people know they are ready to discharge from RTC?
A mental health unit in a hospital, usually with controlled access, for intervention in crises.
What is a Behavioral Health Unit (BHU)?