Supporting you is our number one priority. Our staff meet you where you are, walking along with you in your recovery journey. We can help with just about anything, and you are in charge of what path your treatment takes.
We want to help you along the way. Here are some people you might meet during your time with us:
- Recovery Coach - A Recovery Coach is your primary point of contact and assists with organizing your services and to helping you navigate community resources.
- Recovery Aide – A Recovery Aide provides additional support, such as transportation, skills training, peer support, or other assistance.
- Provider (also knows as a Behavioral Health Medical Practitioner, Doctor, or Nurse Practitioner) – should you decide that medication is part of your recovery, a Provider will meet with you to assess if medications are right for you and which medications will best treat your symptoms.
- Employment Specialist – An Employment Specialist is trained to help you prepare for, find, and maintain employment or education. They are experts in writing resumes, interview skills, and job supports.
- Clinician – A Clinician conducts individual and/or group therapy and is trained in evidence-based practices that address specific issues, such as trauma, depression, or anxiety.