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Crisis Services; Medical Managed Detoxification
New York State licensed outpatient alcohol and substance abuse clinic for the evaluation and treatment of primary substance abuse and co-dependency. Day and evening hours Monday through Friday and Saturday morning. ASAM certified psychiatrist on staff for clients with co-occurring mental illness.
• Training on how to use Narcan.
• Free Narcan kits.
Residential Services; Supportive Living
Provides chemical dependency evaluations, individual, family and group therapy for those who struggle with and are impacted by the effects of an addiction
Prevention Services build public awareness and knowledge about substance abuse and its consequences, while working directly with young people to build their capacities for avoiding substance abuse.
Residential Services reduce homelessness while building skills among participants to maintain substance free living.
Bath Area Hope for Youth
Impaired Driver Program
John Southard Youth Recreation Program
Steuben Council on Addictions
Community Residence
Supportive Living
Impact
The Impaired Driver Program (IDP), is part of New York State’s effort to lessen the incidence of injury, disability, and fatality that results from alcohol and other drug related motor vehicle crashes. The IDP program, courts, probation officers, or other legal entities may stipulate participants to complete a formal drug and alcohol assessment by an approved provider.
Katie Basu, LCSW, is approved through the Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) to complete these formal assessments. The comprehensive evaluation will determine if there is a need to complete a formal substance abuse treatment program. If treatment is recommended, you will be referred to an appropriate substance abuse treatment program. Evaluations take roughly 1 hour to complete; recommendations will be reported through the IDP database and to the referral source.
Monday - Stay Alive, a Narcotics anonymous Group - 7:30 p.m. - Grace and Holy Church, 13 Court Street, Cortland, NY
Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday - 7:30 p.m. - Grace & Holy Spirit Church, 13 Court Street, Cortland, NY (enter through back door in basement).
Saturday - 7:30 p.m. - Grace & Holy Spirit Church, 13 Court Street, Cortland, NY (enter through back door in basement)
Sunday - 7:30 p.m. - Unitarian Church- 3 Church Street, Cortland, NY
The Farm offers a holistic rehabilitative environment for young men ages 16 to 20 with a substance abuse diagnosis. The program is individualized to meet each resident’s diverse needs, and offers a variable length of stay of up to 12 months with the average of 6 to 8 months, depending on progress in the program and individual circumstances.
The program encourages individuals to develop respect for self and others and responsibility via a wide variety of therapeutic activities, vocational and educational components, and recreational opportunities. The Farm environment promotes commitment, self-discipline, patience, and forgiveness.
The Farm encourages the use of various avenues of self-help. The residents learn to examine the impact that addiction has had on their lives and confront non-productive patterns that have led to dependence on drugs and alcohol.