Getting started
At Libertas, recovery for adults and adolescents begins with a phone screen, followed by a professional assessment of the patient's medical, psychological and substance use history by a licensed substance use counselor. From that assessment, the appropriate level of care is determined for each individual.
With the ability to provide dual diagnosis, individuals are evaluated for both mental health and substance use disorder, allowing patients to receive the appropriate type and level of care under an integrated plan that effectively treats both conditions.
What we treat
- Substance use disorders including
- Alcohol use disorder
- Opioid use disorder
- Methamphetamine use disorder
- Other drug addictions and substance use disorders
- Mental health conditions
- Co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
What we offer
Libertas offers two approaches to treatment - group and individual - with multiple levels of care.
Individual treatment
- Medication assisted treatment/Medications for addiction treatment
- Dual diagnosis of mental health and substance use disorders
- Individual counseling for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
- Case management and care coordination
- Peer support services
Group treatment
- Intensive outpatient program
- Family counseling and education
- Continuing care program
Connection to resources
- Libertas is also committed to providing connection with inpatient management, residential treatment and sober living options as needed.
The Libertas Model of Care
By using a person-centered approach to care, Libertas Treatment Center builds on the strength and resilience of individuals, families and communities to take responsibility for their health, wellness and recovery.
Those in recovery, and their loved ones, are involved in all aspects and phases of treatment. All services are individualized, and a multidisciplinary recovery plan is developed with the person receiving services and any others he or she identifies. By including the person’s hopes, assets, strengths, interests and goals, each person’s recovery plan reflects a complete understanding of behavioral health concerns, medical concerns and the desire to build a meaningful life in the community.
