Myrtue Mental Health provides outpatient Integrated treatment for substance abuse and mental health. Our program helps clients address the root causes of addiction and build a more fulfilling life without reliance or dependence on substances.
Completing a substance abuse evaluation is the first step in the treatment process. Our comprehensive evaluations help identify clients' needs and establish recommendations for individualized treatment. We may recommend outpatient treatment here at Myrtue or a higher level of care. Following the evaluation, we assist clients in coordinating the next steps of their care.
To schedule a substance abuse evaluation, clients may stop in any time the Mental Health Center is open to complete pre-admission steps.
The goal of the substance abuse program at Myrtue Mental Health is to help clients identify needs related to their recovery and support them in meeting those needs. We offer integrated outpatient treatment. This means we treat substance use as a part of overall mental health. Our evaluation, recommendations, and treatment are all designed to address drug and alcohol use as well as mental health conditions and impacts of trauma. Our treatment is evidence-based. This means we only use therapy approaches that are strongly backed by scientific research.
We use a combination of individual and group therapy services based on each person's personalized treatment plan. We will create the plan with each client, and we’ll review and update it at least once a month throughout treatment. Our program typically takes around 3 months to complete. All these services are provided by licensed mental health therapists.
The individualized treatment plan could include:
Call 712.755.5056 to learn more!
Myrtue Mental Health is contracted with the DOT for evaluation and treatment for individuals who have lost their non-commercial drivers license due to an OWI. Evaluations for this purpose are $125, which is set by the DOT. This must be paid at the time of your visit.
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