Long-Term Recovery

Eliot’s Addiction and Substance Use Recovery programs offer services, treatment and therapy options for individuals, couples, and families struggling with substance use disorder.

Person-Centered

evidence-based practices

Compassionate and skilled staff provide treatment and support that is designed to assist with initiating, achieving and sustaining long-term recovery. Services include individual, couples, and group counseling, medicated assisted therapy, and harm reduction, among others. Interventions are designed to promote healing and self-empowerment.

  • Recovery Coaching is a non-clinical, peer-based recovery support service. Recovery Coaches are people with lived experience who are side-by-side partners with individuals who are seeking or already in recovery from SUD. Participants create a Wellness Plan and are assisted by their Coach in developing and using the plan to work toward achieving their goals. Coaches collaborate with clinical staff to serve as an advocate and or a representative of the client when necessary to bring the individual’s perspective to the table.. For questions, contact rcreferral@eliotchs.org.
  • Driver Alcohol Education is a 40-hour, 16-week program for individuals who are first-time offenders for driving under the influence. The program includes assessment, self-help meetings, education, and victim impact meetings.

  • Second Offender Program works with individuals charged with multiple DUI offenses. This court-affiliated program is designed to assist individuals with understanding the effects of their behavior and make changes necessary to avoid further incidents. Treatment requires court-monitored abstinence and weekly attendance at Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, in addition to weekly group meetings.