DISC Village Inc - Wakulla County Human Services

Outpatient Care Designed To Fit Daily Responsibilities

DISC Village’s Wakulla County outpatient program offers community-based treatment for adults who need structured substance use treatment while continuing to live at home. Services include standard outpatient and intensive outpatient (IOP) levels of care, allowing clients to attend scheduled treatment sessions while maintaining work, school, or family responsibilities. The program serves men, women, pregnant and postpartum women, veterans, justice-involved individuals, and clients with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.

Medications For Addiction Treatment Integrated Into Care

The program offers medications for addiction treatment (MAT) for both opioid and alcohol use disorders. Medication options are provided alongside counseling and medical oversight. MAT services support individuals who need help managing cravings, withdrawal symptoms, or relapse risk while remaining engaged in outpatient treatment. For alcohol use disorder, prescribed medications are incorporated into a broader therapeutic plan. This integrated approach allows medication support to complement behavioral therapies rather than function as a standalone service.

Evidence-Based And Trauma-Informed Therapies

Treatment is built around evidence-based and trauma-informed practices. Services include individual and group counseling, substance use disorder counseling, and approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and the Matrix Model. Trauma-related counseling is available, and 12-step facilitation is offered for those who want peer-based recovery. Telehealth therapy options expand access for clients who face transportation challenges or scheduling constraints.

Recovery Support And Practical Life Services

Beyond therapy sessions, the program emphasizes recovery support services that address practical barriers to sustained engagement. Case management helps clients connect with housing services, social service resources, and employment counseling or training. Peer support, mentoring, and recovery coaching provide additional encouragement and accountability between appointments. Aftercare and discharge planning are part of the treatment process, helping clients prepare for ongoing recovery following program completion. Naloxone education and overdose prevention services are also included.