Caron Philadelphia Addiction Treatment & Rehab Center

Comprehensive Drug and Alcohol Assessments

Therapists trained in substance use disorders conduct comprehensive assessments following criteria laid out by the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM). Based on the results of that assessment, the therapist meets with the patient (and family members, if appropriate) to discuss the appropriate level of care and an individualized treatment plan.

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Intensive Outpatient Program

This co-ed program is designed for adults who are coming from the community, detox, or residential treatment. It offers structure with flexibility so that patients can keep their work and/or school and personal schedules while in treatment. The core component of the program is group therapy. An experienced outpatient therapist leads three group therapy sessions weekly. Two sessions are held in person at our office and the third is held virtually. Those sessions include:

The program also includes:

Psychiatric evaluations and medication management provided by Caron Philadelphia's medical director as needed

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Individual and Family Counseling

With the undivided attention that one-on-one sessions with an addiction therapist provide, patients receive support and guidance tailored to their needs. The therapist guides the patient as they work through issues related to substance use disorder and co-occurring disorders that may be impacting their recovery. We use a variety of psychotherapy approaches to best understand, guide, and support our patients. The focus and depth that individual counseling offers can help patients build a stronger foundation for lasting recovery.

Family members can also meet with a therapist to identify, discuss, and address issues related to how they have been impacted by the patient’s alcohol or drug use.

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Trauma Services

Adult trauma-focused group: The group therapy approach to treating trauma is supported in the research as it allows participants a sense of commonality, which we know is a central healing component. Group members become empowered as they combat shame and find value and acceptance along with new insight, skills, and behaviors. Patients will focus on the effect of their past trauma on their current life and how it may intersect with other behaviors, including substance use. We utilize psychoeducation on a variety of trauma-related topics as well as expressive art and trauma-informed experiential therapy to provide a safe and holistic approach to treatment.

Individual therapy: This may be included in a patient’s treatment plan as a stand-alone component or as part of a patient’s trauma group programming. Our trauma clinicians are certified trauma professionals or certified clinical trauma professionals. Among them, they have a variety of training and certifications in their respective modalities, which include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), internal family systems (IFS), racial trauma, expressive art, and trauma-informed experiential therapy (psychodrama, sociometry, and adventure-based counseling).

Recovery Maintenance Group

Patients learn coping skills, good self-care, and how to deal with emotions and solve problems in everyday life as a way to further facilitate long-term sobriety.

Building and Maintaining Recovery Virtual Support Group

Under the guidance of alumni and other facilitators, this group focuses on practical skills for living in recovery. Held virtually, the group is open to individuals in all stages of recovery who are looking to continue to build and grow their recovery, including:

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Family Education and Support

Parent and family support groups are for families impacted by alcohol and drug abuse and related behaviors. They provide confidential, safe places for finding resources, networking opportunities, encouragement, and hope. Support group members help each other and welcome new family members and parents. In building a supportive network, members form strong bonds and ties with each other, opening opportunities for friendships to take root.

Recovery Support Services

Caron Philadelphia’s Recovery Support Services helps clients and their families through transitions or challenges during their life in recovery, supporting and guiding clients to build and maintain a healthy life in recovery. Recovery Support Services specialists are clinically informed staff with experience in therapy, addiction treatment, and recovery support. They work with the client and the client's care team and family to determine the level of service most suited to the client's and family's needs, from providing in-person accompaniment for reintegrating into the home environment to offering longer-term support for transitions or challenging times.

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Prevention Services

The Student Assistance Program provides comprehensive, customizable drug, alcohol, and nicotine prevention services and healthy living programs for elementary and high school students as well as parents, caregivers, and youth-serving professionals. Caron partners with schools, families, communities, and other organizations to provide contracted, fee-for-service, and grant-funded programs and services to over 120,000 students, professionals, and parents/caregivers each year.