SUBSTANCE USE SERVICES
GROUP COUNSELING
Participate in group therapy with themes like relapse prevention, anger management,
mindfulness, and other topics determined by the needs of the people currently served.
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT (IOP)
Counseling is provided in group treatment formats for a half a day program at least three
times a week. The IOP will focus on Behavioral Health or Substance Use needs depending
on which group may be the most helpful right now. Please call to determine eligibility.
RECOVERY COACH
Meet with your assigned Coach to receive one-on-one peer support. Coaches will
provide guidance and help you overcome the obstacles making progress difficult.
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OUR SERVICES
Individual Counseling
Address the underlying causes of addiction and current stress with a trusted counselor
Family Counseling
Recovery success will result in change among family systems. Including them
in treatment may facilitate and support progress made in other venues.
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Group Counseling​
Participate in group therapy with themes like relapse prevention, anger management,
mindfulness, and other topics determined by the needs of the people served.
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Medication-Assisted Treament
As part of a holistic treatment plan, Medication-Assisted Treatment is a tool to support recovery.
Several medication options are available and can be discussed with your provider.
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SOAP
The Structured Outpatient Addiction Program (SOAP) is available to people who have recently entered recovery or who are in
need of additional support to maintain their recovery. Counseling is provided in group treatment formats for half a day.
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Recovery Coach
Meet with your assigned Coach to receive one on one peer support. Coaches will provide
guidance and help you overcome the obstacles making progress difficult.
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​Recovery Support Navigator
Receive one on one case management support from a Recovery Support Navigator
specializing in knowledge of the Substance Use Treatment System.
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Driver Alchohol Education & Second Offender Aftercare
Psychoeducation groups provided to fulfill requirements for court-referred individuals following a DUI Conviction
Locations
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Connecticut
Currently Offered in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Florida, New Hampshire, New Jersey, & New York
Coming Soon to Illinois
Currently Offered in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Florida, New Hampshire, New Jersey, & New York
Coming Soon to Illinois
Northeast Family Services provides Circle of Care services in the state of Illinois. Let us encircle your family with Wraparound treatment comprised of formal services and your natural supports.
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Our company is honored to bring our almost two decades of experience providing home and community-based services in other states to the communities of Illinois.
Circle of Care is based on Wraparound Principles: Culturally Humble, Youth Guided, Family Driven, Team Based, Community Based & Collaborative, and Data & Outcome Driven.
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Circle of Care empowers you and your youth to lead the treatment that is being provided. NFS brings the services to you and alleviates the barriers of having to travel to appointments in between your busy schedule. Circle of Care provides intensive support without needing a higher level of care.
Circle of Care Therapists
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Circle of Care Therapists are master’s level clinicians that provide intensive therapy in your home, focused on the goals that are important to you. NFS partners with you to address behaviors such as school refusal, strained relationships, following directions, and setting limits, etc.
Youth Community Mentors
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Youth Community Mentors are individuals that meet with your youth one-to-one in the community to develop skills based on treatment goals identified by you and your youth. This can include frustration management, anger management, social skills, and coping skills.
Family Community Mentors
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Family Community Mentors are parents or caregivers with lived experience parenting young individuals navigating the behavioral health system in Illinois. Mentors are responsible for advocating for youth, accessing resources, and identifying community supports.