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At Turning Point Treatment Center, we believe that addiction is a powerful, disabling disease. Turning Point Treatment Center is a powerful experience of sobriety, understanding and change and is our mission to offer each client the opportunity and direction to walk a path toward freedom from active addiction and transformation.
With our professional intervention services and our staff of caring health professionals, Turning Point Treatment Center offers three residential or outpatient programs that includes a complete evaluation and regularly scheduled activities.
Phase I - Full Intensive Treatment 1- 30 Day
Phase II - Mid-level Treatment 31-60 Day
Phase III - Re-entry 61-90 Day
We also offer extensive medical and psychological referral services such as;
Detoxification from substances if necessary
Psychiatric evaluations if necessary
Treatment of substance induced emotional disorders found in the DSM IV Manual
Provide psychotherapy, support and counseling when appropriate
Prescribed and monitored psychotherapeutic medication if needed
Report to judicial jurisdictions or social services as required
Devise treatment plan and advise of status to employee assistance programs
Weekly "Ask the Counselor" group sessions in each treatment phase
Facilitate group therapy sessions such as relapse awareness, life skills, anger management etc.
Our Commitment to Each and Every Turning Point Client
At Turning Point Treatment Center, we continue our research in the ever changing world of addiction treatment. We strive to incorporate the most effective methods possible into the treatment modalities so that our clients receive that most up-to-date and effective treatment and care. Our medical team, caring staff, directors and counselors, offer direction and support regarding the care and treatment of each client. For more information, please contact us.
Alcoholism and drug addiction thrive on delay. Delay equates into more problems than most individuals care to imagine. Many people avoid helping a loved one or themselves simply because they are not clear if a stage of illness has been reached where professional help is really necessary. Rationalization holds the hand of delay. To put it bluntly, Addiction is a creature that never wants to be seen or discovered. Even by those who have it! One professional in the field of alcoholism quoted this when asked "How do you know if a person has a problem with drugs or alcohol?" He answered, "If drugs or alcohol are causing problems in your life, you have a problem with them!”
Take a moment to read the following questions, some may sound familiar either because they pertain to yourself or because they sound like someone you know or love.
1.Have you ever been under medical supervision for drug addiction, alcohol or drug abuse?
2. Do you feel that you need drugs or alcohol to interact socially?
3. Do you feel you need to drink or use when you are alone?
4. Have you lost a job or came close to losing one because of your drug addiction, drinking or using?
5. Does your drug addiction, drinking or using affect your family?
6. Do you take a drink or use any drugs when you first wake up?
7. Is your drug or alcohol usage induced with excess stress?
8. Has anyone ever commented that you use/drink too much?
9. Do you stay up all night because of your drinking or use of drugs?
10. Is the burden of life too much for you without drinking or using drugs?
11. Do you black out from drinking or using?
12. Is it more important to get the next drink or drug than it is to live up to responsibilities?
13. Do you feel bad about your using/drinking?
14. Are you unhappy because of your drinking?
15. Have you got to the point where you can’t stop drinking or using?
16. Do you drink/use drugs and drive?
17. Do you hide the amount that you consume from others? From yourself?
18. Have you tried to stop or moderate and find that you slip back to the same pattern?
