Sober Point
Adolescent Outpatient Program (age 13-17)

According to the National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI), there have been studies that show "more than half of young persons with a substance abuse diagnoses has a diagnosable mental illness." Adolescents are often referred to treatment for substance abuse but are not being assessed by a qualified mental health professional for appropriate diagnoses and treatment. Thus, families and caregivers are left with the revolving door of services through traditional programs that focus solely on the substance use.

Sober Point offers services to adolescent males and females, ages 13 to 17, who are using alcohol and/or drugs to treat the following issues:

  • Chronic feeling of sadness
  • Anxiety or extreme stress
  • Irritability
  • Struggle with school performance and extracurricular activities (sports, clubs, etc)
  • Having family problems
  • Relationship issues
  • Medical problems
  • Difficulty connecting with others
  • Or sense of failure, just to name a few

Schedule: Group - Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday 4:30pm-7:30pm

Individual Therapy: Individual therapy can be scheduled Monday-Friday during normal business hours.

Family Night: Every Thursday

Transportation: Staff does not provide transportation. Parents or guardians are solely responsible for dropping off and picking-up of their teen.


Adolescent IOP Counselor: Debbie Dunmore, M. Ed LPC

 

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