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Programs
Program Descriptions
 Intermediate Care Unit (ICU)
The Intermediate Care Unit is a residential treatment program for those who need inpatient care. The program is designed for people who want to stop using but are unable to do so in their present environment.
Long Term Care Unit (LTC)
The Long Term Care Unit provides longer term residential treatment for the chronically addicted and more severely impaired substance abuser. The program is designed for the individual for whom short-term residential treatment has proven to be ineffective.
Dual Diagnosis Program (DD)
The Dual Diagnosis Program offers residential and outpatient programs for individuals suffering from serious mental illness and substance abuse. Treatment focuses on a broad range of problems common to this population.
Reflections Program
Provides individual, family and group counseling, case management, referral, vocational services and parenting skills training for the woman who has been unable to deal with addictive behaviors which interfere with attaining her stated life goals. In addition to chemical dependency and relapse prevention, pertinent female issues such as physical and sexual abuse, relationships, self-esteem, women’s health issues and sexuality are addressed.
Outpatient Program (OP)
The Outpatient Counseling Program is a program designed for people with substance abuse problems that can effectively be resolved without residential treatment. The intensity and design of the outpatient program is individualized for each client.
Aftercare/Continuing Care Program (CC)
All Clitheroe Center clients completing primary treatment are referred into the Aftercare Program. This program supports clients in their ongoing recovery.
Family Services
The Clitheroe Center offers a variety of treatment options to family members of clients. This comprehensive program is available to family members of all ages.
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