Adolescent Alcohol and Substance Use Treatment Services
The Challenge to Change program is designed to serve adolescents and families whose lives have been impacted by the use of alcohol and/or other substances. The program serves adolescents from ages 12 through 17 and is structured to meet the specific needs of the adolescent client and their family. We believe in providing a superior treatment program that focuses on the special needs of adolescents, recognizes each individual’s needs, is client driven, and challenges the youth to achieve success in family relationships, academic performance, decision making, communication, and recovery maintenance.
- Challenge to Change brochure
- Referral Form
- What to Bring to Treatment
- Residential Youth Handbook
- Residential FAMILY Handbook
- Outpatient Youth Handbook
- Outpatient FAMILY Handbook
Adult Alcohol and Substance Use Treatment Services
Pathways utilizes a recovery oriented system of care approach designed to address the specific and individualized needs of each person served and their family. We work closely with community resources, recovery support providers and experts within our organization to provide holistic care. Treatment levels range from early intervention to residential services prescribed based on the assessment of each person served.
In an effort to increase access to services, Pathways offers a tele-health option in most locations. For more information, contact the nearest Pathways office.
Payment accepted in the form of insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, self pay (cash, check, credit card). Scholarships, United Way and Department of Mental Health funding may be available in some areas.