Community and Family Resources - FD Main Campus

Comprehensive Levels of Care

Adults can access residential treatment, medically monitored detox, outpatient, and intensive outpatient (IOP) services on one central campus, with recovery housing to bridge transitions. This range supports stepping up or down in care as needs change, reducing disruption and maintaining continuity within the same organization.

Integrated Treatment and MAT

Care addresses substance use and co-occurring mental health needs with evidence-based approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and trauma-related counseling. Medications for addiction treatment (MAT) are available for alcohol and opioid use disorders in coordination with medical providers, alongside counseling. Telehealth therapy and nicotine cessation services expand access and support tobacco-free recovery.

STARS Adolescent Program

The STARS program (Substance Abuse Treatment for Adolescent Recovery and Success) offers age-appropriate residential and outpatient tracks for teens. Residential care includes 50+ hours of weekly programming, and IOP options provide structured group time with school support so adolescents can continue academics. Family sessions are built in to strengthen communication, align goals, and support reintegration at home.

Practical Supports and Environment

Practical services like life-skills education, vocational and educational support, case management, assistance with social services, and transportation help remove barriers. Gender-specific programming and services for justice-involved clients broaden access. Residential settings are safe, structured, and substance-free, with shared housing, provided meals, group rooms, communal dining, lounges, outdoor areas, and designated times for family visitation within a consistent daily schedule.