Revolutionizing recovery with a clinically integrated, social approach to sobriety.
GO-DBE Organization
Program Tracks
Intensive Residential Care Programs (6 Month, 9 Month & 1 Year Options)
Our intensive residential recovery programs provide structured substance abuse services utilizing evidence-based practices using a social/clinical model of recovery. Services described include medical and behavioral health care coordination, employment linkage, psychosocial skills coaching, physical health and education, nutrition, budgeting, legal case management, spiritual identity formation, cognitive behavioral therapy techniques, Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy elements, 12 Step model, SMART Recovery, life skills training, and other holistic interventions a resident may require to achieve success.
Because the residential setting is not a come-and-go-at-will environment, the program also satisfies structured treatment expectations associated with stringent forms of alternative sentencing i.e. drug court, furloughs, and other court-ordered contexts, depending on applicable requirements. Clients can choose between a six month or one year option depending on court recommendations if applicable.
Sober Living/Recovery Housing
Our six month sober living program appeals to individuals who are prepared for less structure but still require accountability through set curfews and random drug testing. This track helps residents continue building routine, responsibility, and recovery stability while moving beyond the most intensive level of support.
Graduate/Independent Living
Our independent living program offers less structure than transitional housing and allows individuals to reside onsite without a curfew. Residents in this track are still required to submit to random drug testing and participate in recommended services as a condition of residency, supporting ongoing recovery while allowing more day-to-day independence.
Our Services
Medical & Behavioral Health Care Coordination
Our team realizes the impact of an integrated
care model; therefore, we staff various
medical and behavioral health professionals
to include licensed nurses, Certified Peer
Recovery Specialists, resident counselors,
and a board-certified psychiatrist who helps
to ensure every resident is extended the
opportunity to establish and maintain care
regardless of a resident’s economic status or
ability to pay. Individual therapy with a licensed therapist and psychiatric medication management are encouraged and coordinated if clinically indicated.
Life Skills Training & Employment Resources
Our goal is to equip every resident with the knowledge and resources required to maintain sobriety and independence. Our Employment Specialist works hard to establish community partners that are willing to extend once in a lifetime opportunity to our residents regardless of a resident’s addiction or legal history.
Relapse Prevention & Group Counseling
Our staff understand the importance of
being able to engage in evidence-based
relapse prevention modalities as well as the
ability to openly verbalize individual
successes and struggles. We pride
ourselves in the ability to integrate relapse
prevention techniques within daily
instruction as well as in a group setting in
efforts to support residents in their journey
to obtaining and maintaining sobriety.
Individual counseling is tailored to
individual treatment plans and dependent
upon the resident's willingness to
participate.
Legal Case Management
Our philosophy in teaching addicted individuals how to become productive members of society reinforces the importance of resolving outstanding legal concerns. Our team assesses each resident's legal status and develops a personalized plan for coordination resolution of outstanding legal issues. Legal case management services can include but are not limited to the following: communicating with state and federal judiciaries, child support offices, as well as any interstate services that may be required to ensure a resident's full compliance is achieved and maintained.
Spiritual Identity Formation
Every individual should be extended the
ability to define their purpose in life and
utilize such knowledge to achieve personal
wholeness. While executive leadership
unapologetically maintains their own spiritual
convictions, the Lazarus treatment team
welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and
believes the development of one's spiritual
identity is a fundamental key of maintaining
sobriety. Such developments are
relationships designed by the client, not the
staff. In efforts to encourage spiritual growth,
access to weekly church services is made
available to all residents; however,
participation is not a mandatory component
of treatment plans.
Sobriety Toolkit Development
Having the appropriate tools to defend oneself
from relapse is vital to the success of every
individual struggling with addiction. Our staff
exerts diligent efforts to ensuring that sobriety tools are integrated within all areas of instruction both in the classroom, group, individual or life skills setting.
Nutrition & Physical Health Education
Understanding how the body functions can
empower individuals to achieve a higher level
of comprehension regarding the scientific
and physical elements of addiction.
Our Health Advocates facilitates ongoing
education throughout the duration of the
program to teach residents the physical
driving factors contributing to their
addictions as well as how to properly nourish
the body to achieve optimal health.
Dental Care Coordination
We believe that dental health, hygiene, and confidence are vital components of sobriety. Our Health Advocate ensures every resident who has a desire to access dental services are connected with licensed dental providers who can evaluate and treat resident dental needs.
Optometry Care Coordination
Proper vision is necessary for physical and mental health. Vision services are available to residents who require optometry evaluation and treatment all of which can be coordinated through a referral made by our Health Advocate.
Financial Literacy & Related Education
Reducing Financial Vulnerability Financial literacy is particularly important for vulnerable groups, including low-income individuals, persons struggling with addiction and/or co-occurring concerns, and those with limited education. By improving financial knowledge, these groups can better manage their finances and reduce the risk of falling into debt or financial distress.
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