Adult Alcohol and Other Drug Programs
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Certified treatment staff provide proven substance abuse treatment programs to help chemical abusers and chemically dependent individuals create and maintain a healthy balanced lifestyle, free of alcohol and other drug abuse.
In order to assist participants with making changes in their lives, staff utilize evidence-based cognitive behavioral and trauma informed curricula.
Adult Treatment Programs
Type and frequency of service: Adult treatment services are provided in individual and group settings. Individual counseling may include sessions focused on assessment, treatment planning, crises, collateral sessions with family members ultimately, discharge planning. All clients are scheduled for a minimum of 2 individual sessions per month. Individual sessions are a minimum of 50 minutes. Group sessions focus on a variety of relevant recovery related topics through an interactive group format.
- All programs offer chemical testing for participants.
- All programs offer resource and referral services.
- Outpatient Treatment Program
- AODP’s Outpatient Treatment Program provides chemical dependency treatment for adults through individual and group counseling. Services are available in Ukiah and Fort Bragg.
- Women’s Perinatal Treatment Program (WINDO)
- WINDO provides substance abuse treatment services to women with children, those who are pregnant, and those women who have children in foster or out-of-home care. Clients receive parenting classes in addition to the group and individual services described above. While in the program, these participants are assisted with child care during treatment hours and transportation. These services are in all Ukiah and Fort Bragg.
- OPTIONS (Opportunities Provided To Interested Offenders Needing Services)
- OPTIONS provides services to non-violent individuals who are referred by the court system. OPTIONS is a collaboration between AODP, the Court, Probation, and other treatment providers.This program offers similar services as other AODP programs with the addition of on-site Probation meetings and frequent court reviews. The program is geared to provide treatment for 18 or more months.This program is offered in Ukiah.
- JAG Program
- is offered in collaboration with the Probation Department. It is an alternative to incarceration for felons convicted under Health and Safety Code 1210. Regular court reviews are a part of the program.This is a 6 month treatment program. The JAG Program is offered in Ukiah.
- Family Dependency Drug Court (FDDC)
- FDDC is a Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) grant funded program, which is a collaboration between the Juvenile Court, HHSA’s Children’s Services and AODP. It provides treatment for chemically abusing and dependent parents with children detained by CPS and who are referred to FDDC. Residential treatment is also available for some FDDC clients through AODP referral. It is offered to Willits and Ukiah CPS parents in Ukiah.
- AT HOME (Access to Treatment and Housing Opportunities in the Mendocino Environment)
- A SAMHSA grant funded program, which is a collaboration HHSA’s Homeless Services, other Adult Services, including AODP, Community Service Centers, and contracted therapists. This program provides wraparound services for homeless individuals in two program areas who have co-occurring disorders (mental health and substance dependence). The program is based in Ukiah and Fort Bragg. View the AT HOME project Description.
Please note, all programs and services are not available at all locations. Please contact us to verify the location and office hours.
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