Treatment Programs

Project HOPE:

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This program serves teens between the ages of 12 and 17 and their families who have a problem with alcohol and/or drugs.  The program goal is to help teens develop and practice “Real Life Skills” that can improve their understanding of the negative impact of their drug use and motivate them to decrease use. The methods used are Motivational Enhancement and Cognitive Behavior Therapy.   The program provides 10 adolescent group sessions, 6 parent education group sessions, 4 individual counseling sessions and 4 family sessions.  Group sessions consist of educational and process components utilizing a structured curriculum. The program is held on  Wednesdays from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Family participation is an important component of the program. The program is funded three ways –  State funding for families that meet income eligibility, Medicaid and self pay, sliding scale.

IOP – Adult Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program:

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IOP is an intensive outpatient treatment program for adults providing six weeks of group and individual counseling. Group sessions consist of educational and process components utilizing a structured curriculum. The program format is an open program providing and opportunity for clients to enter at any time.  The program meets 10 hours weekly on Monday from 5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.  The program is funded in one of several ways:  Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration (TAIP) contract, State funding for individuals that meet income eligibility and self pay, sliding scale.

JITP – Juvenile Intensive Treatment Program:

In 2001 HCCADA began providing services at the newly built Hays County Juvenile Center.   The Juvenile Center has 80 post– adjudication beds serving Juvenile Offenders from throughout the state of Texas.  HCCADA provides an intensive substance abuse program for four dorms of 16 serving 64 juvenile offenders between the ages of 12 and 17. The HCCADA JITP program is a six month secured chemical dependency treatment program that follows a boot-camp structure serving both male and female clients. The program includes individual treatment plans, daily group sessions, weekly individual counseling, and relapse prevention.  Funded on a cost reimbursement basis with the Hays County Juvenile Center.