Phoenix Programs offers a wide range of treatment options for addictions on an inpatient and outpatient basis.

Outpatient:

Partial Day Treatment
Individual, Couples and Family Counseling
Family Groups
Court Assistance Programs
Clinical Intervention Program (CIP)

Inpatient (men only):

Treatment includes up to 28 days of education and counseling at the Phoenix House residential facility.

Social Setting Detoxification
Primary Recovery
Project Bridge

MTC (Modified Therapeutic Community)

Boone County Assertive Community Treatment (BC-ACT)

BC-ACT

Outpatient:

Partial Day Treatment is a structured system of day treatment that allows a patient to return to home or work. This is a half-day program that runs Monday through Friday. This program incorporates education, group counseling and learning practical skills in establishing a sobriety support network. The length of outpatient treatment varies according to each individual’s need.

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Individual, Couples and Family Counseling provides one-on-one sessions with a counselor. In these private sessions the treatment is focused on individual concerns and issues.

Family Groups include Family Day, Family Group, and Couples Group. Bringing families into the recovery process both allows families to effectively support the recovery process and assists the family in coping with their loved one’s addiction.

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Court Assistance Programs are six week programs which require 2 hours of weekly sessions. These programs are court ordered. The focus is on educating individuals about addiction and abuse.

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Clinical Intervention Program (CIP) Phoenix Programs provides treatment for individuals under the Missouri Substance Abuse Traffic Offenders Program (SATOP). This is an intensive, 50 hour program that requires 6-9 hours of weekly education and counseling over a 6-9 week period.

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Residential Services (men only):

Treatment includes up to 28 days of education and counseling at the Phoenix House residential facility.

Social Setting Detoxification is provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This service provides emergency treatment for alcohol and other drug addictions. This treatment stabilizes individuals and prepares them for ongoing treatment.

Primary Recovery is our residential treatment facility. We have 25 beds available at this facility. This program offers intensive treatment including education, group and individual counseling, and learning how to establish a good sobriety support system. Integrating clients into the support network of the recovering community is also a focus in this program.

Project Bridge is a program that helps men who are homeless make a successful transition from a residential treatment facility to the community. A case manager works with each man to find the needed services for progress in recovery.

MTC (Modified Therapeutic Community) is a six-month treatment program that helps homeless men with co-occuring mental illness and substance abuse disorders become capable and productive members of the community.  This long-term, community -as-method program provides individuals with the time and sense of community  they need to deal successfully with long-term and complex problems.

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