Phase One

Stabilization

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• Obtains ID

• Obtains Medicaid and SNAP benefits

• Begins intensive outpatient treatment for addiction

• Begins trauma therapy with a licensed professional

• Meets weekly with a coach to set up personal and program goals

• Obtains primary care physician

• Obtains medications necessary for physical and mental health

• Attends 5 recovery meetings per week

• Attends daily in-house and required classes

• Works Steps 1-3 of the Twelve Steps (AA or NA)

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Phase Two

Healing
 

• Focuses attention on core issues in trauma therapy

• Makes a concerted effort to build healthy, in-house relationships

• Continues attending daily in-house and required classes

• Continues attending intensive outpatient treatment (IOP)

• Meets one-on-one weekly with IOP therapist

• Meets weekly with coach and works toward established goals

• Obtains necessary job readiness skills and updates resume

• Work Steps 4-6 of the Twelve Steps (AA or NA)

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Phase Three

Building

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• Obtains employment and begins working 20-25 hours/week

• Establishes banking

• Establishes a budget and begins saving toward expenses

• Pays fines and obtains driver's license

• Begins parenting classes/coaching (when applicable)

• Attends 3 recovery meetings per week and builds on sober support

• Establishes healthy, supportive relationships in the community

• Attends 3 in-house classes

• Meets regularly with coach and works toward established goals

• Continues with outpatient treatment as recommended

• Works Steps 7-9 of the Twelve Steps (AA or NA)

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Phase 4

Soaring

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• Obtains full-time employment when possible

• Continues paying fines

• Saves money toward post-graduation expenses (rent, transportation, household goods, etc.)

• Completes a transition plan including housing, services, transportation, and support

• Creates 5-year goals and a plan to reach them

• Works Steps 10-12 of the Twelve Steps (AA or NA)