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Substance Abuse ServicesAdultWhat are Substance Abuse Services?Substance abuse services are those which provide assessment and treatment for adults who are experiencing problems resulting from their use of drugs and/or alcohol. The problems may be occurring at work, with family and friends, or may have involved the person with the court system. Who is Eligible?Hanover residents. What Services are Offered?Substance Abuse services include:
Need More Information?Contact: Hanover County Community Services Board Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)What is the Intensive Outpatient Program?The adult IOP provides an outpatient alternative to residential substance abuse treatment. Our goal is to provide an intensive treatment program without clients having to leave their jobs and families for 28 days. Participants receive intensive education and support throughout the 10 week IOP. They attend group 3 times per week and families once per week. The curriculum is designed to help participants increase their motivation to abstain from alcohol and other drugs and to establish a recovery program. All participants are required to attend 12 step recovery groups as well. Once the IOP is completed, they have the option of attending our “Taking Action Group” weekly for ongoing support or individual aftercare if clinically indicated. Who is Eligible?Any Hanover resident, court ordered or voluntary, who has met with a clinician for an assessment for clinical appropriateness first. In addition, for optimum treatment the group has a maximum capacity of 12 at any one time, therefore to be eligible a slot must also be available. What Services are Offered?The Adult IOP consists of a 10 week course of treatment with groups that meet 3 evenings per week for 3 hours each group. Follow up is available either in a weekly group meeting or individually for a total of 10 additional weeks if clinically indicated. Random drug screens are included in the program model. Need More Information?Contact: Juvenile Drug Treatment Court ProgramWhat is drug court?Hanover’s Juvenile Drug Treatment Court program is revolutionary approach in addressing substance abuse/dependence in adolescents who engage in criminal behaviors through providing therapy and probation supervision through a partnership of community agencies and private business partners. Who is eligible?Adolescents with a substance abuse/dependence diagnosis, between the ages of 13 and 17 (at time of entry into the program), are residents of Hanover, have appropriate non-violent criminal charges and have a willing parent/guardian to participate in treatment with the adolescent are eligible for the program. What services are offered?The Drug Court is an intensive, outpatient, substance abuse treatment program which offers intensive probation supervision, judicial supervision, group and family therapy, individual and home based therapy as appropriate, random and frequent drug and alcohol screening, parent support group, school monitoring and other services as needed by the consumer and family. Rewards and sanctions are used to provide external motivations for change, while treatment seeks to inspire internal motivations for change. Need more information?Contact: Karen M. Swansey, M.S. |
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