Evaluation

The possibility that alcohol or other drug problems exist often creates anxiety, fear and frustration. "Is the problem there or isn’t it?" "How serious is it?" "What can I do?" The evaluation process helps to answer all those questions and gives clear answers to what is wrong, what can be done to help and where help can be found.

Individual Counseling

The most basic and frequent service offered, individual counseling, gives a chance to meet with a counselor one on one. Here people come to work on their own problems with drugs and alcohol, or the problems being faced by someone they love.

Family Therapy

The problems created by alcohol or drugs hurt more than just the person who uses them. Everyone in the family can be hurt. Our family specialists help restore the balance every family needs and wants.

Addiction Education Group

This group is designed to provide information on the process of addiction as it relates to the client and his/her family. Strictly for educational purposes, this group focuses on the signs of chemical dependency, the stages of addiction and resources and support networks for both the chemically dependent individual and family members.

Relapse Prevention Group

Because of the cunning and baffling nature of addiction, the best intentions of remaining sober sometimes fail. The Relapse Prevention Group is for people who have tried to stay sober and who have not succeeded. In this supportive therapy group the signs and symptoms of relapse are studied and talked about and the steps to preventing relapses are learned.

Referrals

Sometimes problems are too severe for outpatient treatment, and inpatient care is the only option. Pathway To Recovery has referral agreements with a number of excellent inpatient treatment centers throughout Pennsylvania. We are also often able to help explore funding if no insurance is available.

Hotline

Drug & Alcohol problems never wait for convenient times to happen. Pathway To Recovery is part of a network for information and referral anytime day or night by dialing our local number or by calling the HELP LINE at 1(888)829-1341.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

This group focuses on the criminal thinking errors surrounding addiction as well as the disease concept of addiction. The thinking errors are maladaptive ways of thinking and they are referred to as criminal thinking errors due to the behaviors and actions that one does while they are using drugs and/or alcohol. This group provides structure and support for those individuals needing a more intensive level of care to maintain a substance-free lifestyle.

Batterers Intervention Program

This program is a skill-based program which incorporates evidence-based clinical principles with adult learning principles. This program addresses effective communication, conflict resolution, negotiation, positive coping skills, gender roles, relationship dynamics, stress management, effects of anger on children, forgiveness, stereotypes & beliefs and much more.

Anger Management Program

The Anger Management Program is a skill-based program which addresses the cycle of violence, anger time outs, stress management, conflict resolutions, negotiation, effective communication & self-care/relaxation. This group also touches on resiliency, emotional IQ, grief & loss & relationship dynamics.

Life Skills Group

This group is designed for individuals who are starting part of their lives over because of addiction, incarceration or divorce. This group focuses on skills necessary to develop healthy lifestyles. Topics discussed include communication skills, mindfulness, feelings, setting and achieving goals, coping skills, living within laws and norms, independent living, distress tolerance and social responsibilities.

Seeking Safety Group

This is a gender-specific trauma-informed group designed to be attentive to the emotional pain that brings people into treatment. Seeking Safety is an evidence-based, present-focused, action-oriented counseling model to help people attain safety from trauma and/or substance abuse.

Co-Occurring Group

This group is designed for individuals with co-occurring concerns to understand mental health disorders/addiction and the brain as well as progression and the stages of change. Healthy coping skills, balancing in life, relapse prevention strategies and management techniques are some of the topics covered in this group.

Payment

We accept most major insurance for payment of services and maintain a sliding fee scale for persons with no insurance.