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Case Management & Peer Support

Focus on Healing. We've Got The Rest.

When you enter treatment and begin your recovery journey, you may not be able to manage all the practical details of your treatment. You should focus on recovery because it will take your full commitment to the process.

While you concentrate on your recovery, we will support you with Case Management Services and Peer Support Services designed to help you with everything else.

Case Management Services

Case Managers play a vital role in treatment and recovery, often drawing on their expertise as mental health professionals. They are dedicated to helping you navigate the complex landscape of recovery, ensuring you have access to the resources and support you need.

Here’s How They do It:

How Case Management Helps You

Case Managers, often trained as mental health professionals, bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to their role. They understand the complexities of addiction and recovery, and they are equipped to provide support across various life domains critical to your overall health and wellness, including:

  • Medical Health: Ensuring you receive appropriate medical care and follow-up.
  • Behavioral Health: Providing support for mental health issues, connecting you with therapists and counselors as needed.
    Social Connection: Helping you build a network of supportive relationships.
  • Educational Opportunity: Assisting with educational goals and access to learning resources.
  • Vocational Opportunity: Helping you find and maintain employment.
  • Housing Stability: Ensuring you have a safe and stable living environment.
  • Financial Responsibility: Assisting with budgeting and financial planning.
  • Family Stability: Supporting family relationships and dynamics.

By addressing these areas, Case Managers help create a stable foundation for your recovery journey. They focus on external factors that support your treatment, allowing you to concentrate on what’s most important: healing and personal growth.

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Peer Support Services

Peer Support Specialists focus on you as a person, helping you develop the skills needed to guide your own recovery. While specifics vary by state, they prioritize your personal relationship to recovery, self-advocacy, building supportive relationships, living according to your values, and directing your care according to your needs and goals.

A Peer Support Specialist helps you understand that recovery is a personal process of change, striving to improve health and wellness, resilience, and reaching your full potential through self-directed actions. Their role includes:

  • Assessing your recovery needs.
  • Encouraging hope, optimism, and a positive attitude.
  • Helping you develop life skills for success, like budgeting and accessing community resources.
  • Meeting and exceeding your recovery goals.
  • Modeling personal responsibility for recovery and sharing personal experiences.
  • Teaching you to navigate the healthcare system.
  • Overcoming barriers to recovery, employment, education, or housing.
  • Connecting you to natural support in your community.
  • Coordinating crisis interventions if needed.

Peer Support Specialists oftentimes have been in your shoes. They have usually lived experience in recovery, allowing them to empathize, share experiences, advocate, and help you connect and communicate with family, peers, and your treatment team. Their job is to help you be yourself and recover in a way that meets your needs and overall goals.