Group Treatment Services

Adolescent Social Skills and Communication Group - Adolescents are often caught in the in between stage regarding pressures to behave and communicate as a child, while also being expected to behave and communicate as a young adult.  This can be frustrating and confusing at times, adding to the multitude of other stressors that are common for the age.  Participants are provided a safe space to discuss feelings about this and explore the nuances of adult responsibilities and behavior such as having an employer, and how common behavior as an adolescent can impact future endeavors (for example social media posts and criminal activity).

Adolescent Chemical Dependency Intensive Outpatient Group Level 2.1 (12 to 17 yrs of age)

This substance use treatment program is for adolescents who are experiencing negative consequences of substance use in multiple areas of their lives.  This group meets 3 times per week for two hours each group and generally lasts 3-4 weeks.  During this time, clients receive education, support, and coping skills to address their substance use and move toward increasing sober support and recovery. There is a 1-hour Level 1 step down group after completion as a relapse prevention group.

Adulting 101 is offered to help teach young adults (Age 17+) the basics about independence and responsibility. Through presentations, group activities, and discussions, the participant will gain a better understanding of what life is expecting of them, and help them to make informed decisions as they navigate through independence and responsibility.

The focus of this group is to learn effective strategies for identifying and managing feelings, problem solving, and stress reduction. Attendees learn to identify and isolate triggers that can ignite anger responses, learn to more effectively communicate feelings, and develop strategies for self-intervention and de-escalation.

The focus is providing intensive therapeutic interventions and education designed to assist adolescents struggling with mental health issues or co-occurring disorders.  This program is three days per week, three hours each session to reduce symptoms, teach coping skills to address maladaptive behaviors and thinking, and decrease or prevent hospitalizations.   In addition to treatment for the children, families are also encouraged to meet to give them increased support and education related to the challenges of raising a child with mental health challenges.

The focus of this adolescent group is to develop skills in problem solving, conflict / resolution, and goal setting. Attendees also learn effective coping strategies for managing anxiety, stress, and fear, and dealing with a variety of challenging situations. The curriculum is designed to encourage self-awareness, ability to take personal responsibility, and developing / increasing a positive self-image.

Is a group for adolescents who are struggling with cravings to return to use of substances.  It is a supportive environment, to teach and use recovery tools, while processing through mistaken beliefs and euphoric recall, or a good old-fashioned wake-up call from peers.  If someone is struggling, this group is available to get rid of that stinkin’ thinkin’!

This program is focused on adult chemical dependency.  Legacy is certified for levels 1 and 2.1 substance abuse treatment.  Level one focuses on early recovery and relapse prevention.  Level 1 is also frequently a step-down component to individuals who have completed Level 2.1, Chemical Dependency Intensive Outpatient programming to address severe chemical dependency and prevent the need for residential treatment.

The focus is providing intensive therapeutic interventions and education designed to assist adults struggling with significant mental health issues or co-occurring disorders.  This program is three days per week, three hours each session to reduce symptoms, teach coping skills to address maladaptive behaviors and thinking, and decrease or prevent hospitalizations.

Is a group for individuals who are struggling with cravings to return to use of substances.  The individual could be in early recovery or have had 10 years sober.  It comes down to a supportive environment, reminders to use recovery tools, processing through mistaken beliefs and euphoric recall, or a good old-fashioned wake-up call from peers.  If someone is struggling, this group is available to get rid of that stinkin’ thinkin’!