Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Non-residential Treatment

Focuses on the education of substance use disorder, recognizing high risk situations, developing coping skills and high risk and recovery plans, encourage community support which includes sober support meetings and a sponsor and individualized assignments in accordance to their comprehensive assessment.

SUD Non-residential Treatment Options
Participation with a treatment option is determined by the comprehensive assessment recommendation.  Treatment options which incorporate less than two months include substance use only.  Co-occurring treatment is included with intensive outpatient expectations which usually involves three to six months of treatment. 

Relapse Prevention Treatment includes 40 to 70 hours incorporating DMV requirements, and times of struggling with a relapse or triggers occurring with intervention to prevent a relapse.  This includes substance use disorder only.

SUD Intervention Treatment incorporates 70 to 100 hours in fulfilling recommendations of a comprehensive assessment for nonresidential treatment. This includes substance use disorder only.

Aftercare Treatment involves intensive outpatient with 170 hours and includes co-occurring treatment if deemed necessary and treatment occurs upon recommendation of the comprehensive assessment or referent.   

Spanish Speaking SUD sessions incorporate SUD assessments, Rule 25 Assessments, Treatment Plan, assignments provided in Spanish and English, individual and group sessions.  These services are received with an interpreter or with the aid of an interpretation application.  Services are provided as outlined and receive only the substance use disorder treatment services. 

Adolescent SUD Non-residential Treatment
An exclusive adolescent program, ages 13 and up, with co-ed, females and males, participate intensive outpatient hour expectations with treatment plans which incorporate personal needs.  We offer a primary care program and a continuing care program at Prairie Lakes Youth Program (PYLP). The primary care program meets four days a week for three hours a day for a total of 170 hours.  We also provide individual counseling with a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor.  In addition, family groups will be offered. We offer a continuing care programming for individuals transitioning to Prairie Lakes Youth Non-Secure Program or the Willmar Area.  The continuing care program meets two days a week for three hours.   We are willing to accept clients who have been discharged from other programs due to behavioral issues.  Divine Hope Counseling provides addiction education to all clients.  The education is in the form of: individual therapy, group therapy, lectures, activities and visual aids.  A Client receives an individual treatment plan which focuses on the needs of this client to help maintain sobriety during and after treatment.  The individual meets with Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, LADC at regularly for therapy and review of their progress in treatment.  The individual receives a discharge summary upon completion or termination of treatment. Divine Hope Counseling also provide in site education as appropriate.