Program Information

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CRC offers programs of various durations that are dependent upon individual needs and circumstances. The core recovery program is a one-year model comprised of four stages of three months each: other options available are one-, three-, and six-month programs. In all cases, participants are provided with a certified Peer Recovery Specialist mentor who is a successfully recovering alcoholic or addict.

The process begins with strictly supervised day-reporting, which includes mandatory recovery skills sessions, educational programming (life/relationship skills, job preparation, etc.) and 12-step meetings (AA, NA). Subsequent stages transition from a problem-focused routine to a solution-focused, self-responsible lifestyle.

We provide a nonresidential day-reporting program for individuals who:

• Have been encouraged to seek recovery for the first time
• Are recovery resistant and have a history of relapse
• Are reentering society from jails, prisons or other institutions
• Are seeking support after leaving a treatment center

The CRC Recovery Model is typically a one year process that is divided into 4 three-month stages:

• Stage 1 - Problem Focus - Foundation, Mandatory, Supervised, Staff-assisted
• Stage 2 – Solution Focus - Mandatory/Optional, Monitored, Staff-assisted to Self-help
• Stage 3 - Maintenance - Reviewed, Recovery Service, Self-help with Staff-assisted
• Stage 4 - Outcomes - Reviewed, Recovery and Community Service, Self-help

Under certain circumstances, we can also customize the plan into a more time-compressed variant such as:

• 30-day Program - Stage 1
• 60-day Program - Stages 1 & 2
• 90-day Program - Stages 1, 2, & 3

The first thirty days are critical because it is in this period that a person in early recovery is best poised to build the foundation of a strong network, and our model emphasizes rapid entry into available pathways to long-term successful recovery. Through peer-oriented guidance, the individual develops a good understanding of what it takes to maintain recovery on a consistent daily basis. The longer the individual stays in a peer-oriented environment of care, the more likely it is that they will achieve full recovery.

During the first 30-day period in the Program, the individual must meet these minimum requirements:

• 1 PRS/RC contact per day
• 5 AA/NA meetings per week
• 2 PRS Individual support sessions per week
• 1 Group support meeting per week
• 1 Social support group per week
• 1 Meditation/Church session per week

 $ 120 Enrollment Fee
$ 35 per week for duration