Adult Substance Use Programs
There are many paths to recovery. Our goal is to help you find the path that works for you. We will explore the best type of care for your needs after completion of an assessment. Substance use disorders include several classes of substances: alcohol, cannabis, hallucinogens, inhalants, opioids, sedatives, stimulants, tobacco, and others.
Inpatient or Residential Services
Withdrawal Management
Withdrawal management services, supported by physician and nursing staff, are often the first step in building a successful program of recovery. Medications are used to manage your withdrawal needs, most commonly for alcohol, opioids, and sedatives.
Inpatient Treatment
Individuals that require greater nursing support during early recovery can be managed in an inpatient setting
Residential Treatment
With gender specific programs, residential services provide a safe and supportive environment for individual's to build a program of recovery.
Medication Assisted Treatment
Medications to support your recovery can be evaluated as part of your treatment program.
Outpatient Services
Day Treatment
Day treatment, also known as a partial hospitalization program, is available with or without boarding. This program offers intensive group education and therapy services during the day with the ability to stay overnight or transition to a supportive home environment in the evening.
Outpatient Care
Outpatient care, including intensive outpatient and continuing care, provides structured education and group support to maintain a program of ongoing recovery. Daytime and evening groups are available.
Early Intervention Programs
These weekly education sessions target at risk behaviors, healthy decision-making, and development of communication skills to promote a healthy lifestyle.
Medication Assisted Treatment
Medications supporting your recovery can be evaluated as part of your treatment program.
Programming
- Educational Groups
- Group Counseling
- Individual Counseling
- Family Programming
- Family Visiting
- Leisure and Fitness Activities
- 12-Step Peer Support and Education
- Individualized Recovery and Discharge Planning
- Medical Support as Needed Including Medication-Assisted Treatment
Experiencing a Crisis?
For life-threatening concerns, call 911 or be taken to your nearest emergency department.
For mental health and substance use crisis support and resources, contact:
Trillium Place Crisis Services, available 24/7:
Peoria County - (309) 671-8084
Tazewell & Woodford Counties - (309) 347-1148
