FCC Behavioral Health Adolescent Horizons

About FCC Behavioral Health Adolescent Horizons

FCC Behavioral Health Adolescent Horizons in Kennett, Missouri helps male and female adolescents aged 12 to 17 years overcome substance misuse and dual diagnosis. They provide a care continuum that includes residential care, day treatment and general and intensive outpatient therapy. You can begin your recovery journey with their residential care and gradually step down to lower levels to achieve a lasting recovery outcome.

They have two residential group homes located on the same campus as the treatment center and business office. These group homes provide a relaxing, comfortable and home-like environment to focus on your recovery without distractions. You must have a substance use diagnosis from a licensed diagnostician to be eligible for services. I especially like that they accept Medicaid and various private insurance as that makes paying for services easier.

Services begin with screening/assessment followed by personalized treatment planning and group and individual counseling. Individual counseling helps you resolve personal issues influencing your substance misuse with the support of a licensed counselor. It draws from clinically proven methods like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), moral reconation and relapse prevention therapy.

Their group counseling fosters community engagement, interaction and knowledge sharing which helps your overall recovery journey. They also offer group education covering 30 essential recovery topics that foster relapse prevention and sobbing living. These cuts across effective communication, anger management, problem-solving, self-esteem and decision-making.

Academic education is also available in the residential and day treatment. This is delivered by an educational instructor who works with local schools to facilitate reintegration. The facility provides family therapy to resolve issues in family interactions related to substance misuse and improve communication with loved ones.

They even offer nursing care to monitor your overall health and wellness. This may include pharmaceutical coordination, medication/health education and HIV or STD screenings. Folks with dual diagnosis will receive psychiatric services like assessment and medication management alongside addiction therapy. Additional services include care coordination and random drug screenings.

Their residential treatment lasts about 60 days. You’ll participate in up to 60 hours of structured therapeutic sessions seven days a week with 24/7 monitoring by their clinical team. Upon completion, you can step down to the day treatment. This involves five days of therapeutic sessions Monday to Friday. The hours are determined based on your unique needs.

Intensive outpatient care is more flexible and involves fewer therapeutic activities than day treatment. You can expect to attend therapy sessions three days a week with sessions scheduled to fit your schedule. They can even offer these services in home, office and school settings.

You can move from the intensive outpatient care to their supportive outpatient program. Both are essentially the same except that the latter offers considerably fewer therapeutic activities. It is geared toward lasting recovery.