High Country Behavioral Health – Pocatello
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About High Country Behavioral Health – Pocatello
At High Country Behavioral Health in Pocatello, Idaho you can find outpatient drug and alcohol rehab that runs 1 to 8 hours a week. Their intensive outpatient level is 9 hours of treatment or more.
I like that you can take those sessions in person or virtually for more flexibility.
High Country is a nonprofit that has served rural communities in Idaho and Wyoming since 1986, and it runs 13 facilities.
There's no medical detox here, so care starts at the outpatient level, and you can get treatment for both mental health and substance use.
Sliding Fee and Insurance
You can get a sliding scale fee to help cover costs that depends on your family size and income.
The center takes Medicaid and Medicare, along with military insurance, private health insurance and self payment in cash.
For anyone in Pocatello sorting out the cost, I think it's helpful that the weekly hours here are light enough to keep up with a job, and the fee is tied to what a household earns.
Addiction Treatment Programs
When individuals enter an adult program in Idaho, they receive professional treatment for substance use disorder. The focus of the program is to help the individual break free from addiction and learn how to maintain a sober lifestyle.
Alcohol rehab in Idaho typically includes medical detox, psychotherapy, and medication. Programs can be short or long-term, but longer treatment typically provides better outcomes.
Cognitive behavioral therapy in Idaho helps individuals overcome addiction by giving them self-help tools to improve their moods, teaching them communication skills, and helping them release insecurities that lead to substance use.
Those who are struggling with opioid use disorder can find help to recover by entering an opioid rehab in Idaho. Treatment programs offer detox, inpatient and outpatient rehab, counseling, family therapy, and medication assisted treatment.
For seniors, elderly rehab in Idaho can provide a supportive environment that is sensitive to senior’s needs. This specialized treatment, among supportive peers, can help produce positive recovery outcomes.
A young adult program in Idaho helps individuals develop healthy coping skills. Treatment addresses the challenges faced at this stage of life and gives participants the recovery tools they need to navigate through it successfully.
EMDR is used here to help people work through the symptoms that follow traumatic experiences and emotional distress.
Cognitive behavioral therapy in Idaho helps individuals overcome addiction by giving them self-help tools to improve their moods, teaching them communication skills, and helping them release insecurities that lead to substance use.
LGBTQ-friendly rehab in Idaho recognizes the unique factors that contribute to substance abuse among the LGBTQ+ populations. This allows treatment centers to develop effective services to address LGBTQ-specific issues.
Levels of Care
The first level at the Pocatello office is outpatient care, which comes to 1 to 8 hours of treatment a week.
If a mental health disorder such as anxiety or depression is co-occurring with substance abuse, you are more likely to relapse or self-medicate. Idaho dual diagnosis treatment provides the resources you need to treat both conditions and improve recovery outcomes.
Intensive outpatient is the second level, and it means 9 or more hours a week of individual and group work.
Detox in Idaho includes round-the-clock supervision by professional staff, while all toxic substances are cleansed from your body. You may receive medications to ease withdrawal symptoms during this initial stage of drug rehab in Idaho.
You don’t have to know everything about interventions to help your loved one. Staff members who provide intervention services in Idaho help family members during the planning and execution stages of an intervention. They can also help you effectively encourage an addicted loved one to embrace recovery.
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Natalie is a recent graduate of Purdue University, where she studied psychology and creative writing. Every morning, she’s fueled by a cup of tea and her passion for making sure mental health resources are accessible to everyone. In her spare time, she loves writing poetry by her window, where she can watch the sunrise.
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Does High Country Behavioral Health accept Medicaid and Medicare?
Yes. Medicare, Medicaid and CHIP are among the ways payment can be made for services here, and the sliding fee schedule carries a discount set by family size and income. So the amount owed can drop with what a household earns.
What levels of care does the Pocatello office offer?
Both levels are outpatient. Outpatient care is the lighter schedule and intensive outpatient care is the heavier schedule, and both mix individual and group treatment. What changes is how many hours a week each takes, not the kind of care. See outpatient rehab for how the levels usually compare.
How many hours a week is the program?
Outpatient care is 1 to 8 hours a week of individual and group treatment. Intensive outpatient care starts at 9 hours a week and goes up from there. So a lighter schedule sits at the outpatient end, and the intensive level asks for more time each week.
Can you do sessions online with High Country?
Yes. Virtual visits are an option alongside individual and group therapies, so part of the week can happen remotely instead of at the office. The Pocatello office runs both.
Is EMDR available at the Pocatello office?
EMDR is used here to help people with symptoms that follow traumatic life experiences and the emotional distress that comes with them. It is often used to help people heal, so it’s an option rather than a separate program.
