Re-group Recovery Services

Re-group offers the following outpatient services as part of the comprehensive programming:

• Screening services to identify potential presence and severity of substance use issues for determination of ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine) level of care. RE will also screen for and treat mental health as a co-occurring issue within the Residential SUD program.
• Assessment services to provide diagnostic clarification and ensure the most effective treatment strategies and interventions are being utilized.
• Psychological Testing services to assess a range of mental abilities and attributes, including achievement and ability, personality, and neurological functioning.
• Crisis Intervention services through verbal de-escalation, risk assessment, and/or therapy by a behavioral health professional and may include referral to more intensive services by an outside source if deemed necessary.
• Individual Therapy services provided by licensed clinicians who are trained in one or more evidenced-based modalities.
• Group Therapy services provided by licensed clinicians who are trained in one or more evidenced-based modalities.
• Family Therapy services provided by licensed clinicians who are trained in one or more evidenced-based modalities.
• Medication Management and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) services to provide an individualized recovery plan with a full range of psychotropic and controlled substances prescribed by our in-house Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.
• Case Management services provided by bachelor’s level professionals offering assistance to the client in gaining access to needed medical, social, educational, and other services.
• Peer Support services provided by Kentucky certified peer support specialists to promote socialization, recovery, self-advocacy, preservation and enhancement of living skills for the client through use of relevant personal stories and lived experience.
• Adult Support Aid (ASA) services available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year providing a safe and secure environment. The ASA assists in the emotional, social, moral, and physical recovery of clients through reinforcement of the skills learned in the daily therapeutic setting.
• Medical Care services provided through Advanced Primary Care. For any specialized medical needs, transportation will be provided to attend appointments.
• Transportation services provided to assist clients in accessing scheduled appointments with outside providers, court hearings, resources, or other needed services.
• Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) services are provided by licensed clinicians and certified peer support specialists who are trained in the MATRIX Model. The Matrix Model is a structured treatment experience that includes at least 9 hours of group, family, and individual components per week to assist clients in gaining knowledge and skills to achieve abstinence and maintain sobriety. Components of the Matrix Model include Early Recovery Skills Group, Relapse Prevention Skills Groups, Social Support Groups, Family Education Groups, and Individual and Family sessions
• Partial Hospitalization (PH) services for those with substance use disorders are provided by licensed clinicians and certified peer supports. PH treatment is based on The Relapse Prevention Program. This program is a structured but flexible treatment experience that includes at least 20 hours of group and individual service components each week to assist clients in identifying high-risk situations, learn appropriate responses and coping skills, and identify lifestyle choices that may increase vulnerability.
• Adult Peer Support services promote socialization, recovery, self-advocacy, preservation, and enhancement of community living skills for clients through the use of relevant personal stories and lived experience.  Adult Peer Support services are provided by a Certified Kentucky Adult Peer Support Specialist in group and individual settings.