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Augusta, Maine, United States

Augusta, Maine

841 Riverside Dr. Augusta, Maine

Direct care, assessment, treatment plans, Diagnosis, IOP, group counseling, Individual mental health counseling, Substance abuse counseling. DLS, Case management supervisions.

Green St. Augusta Me

Substance abuse IOP, Individual Mental Health and Substance Abuse Counseling. Behavioral Health Resources of Maine (BHRM) offers a range of mental health and substance abuse services to persons who are involved with the criminal justice system. BHRM works in a closely integrated network with specialty court case management, child protective services and other entities who provide supervision and structure to our clients. This close collaboration offers these persons the best chance of finding their way to successful recovery thereby avoiding further legal entanglements and living fulfilling lives in society.Our services include Medication Management, Outpatient Mental Health Counseling and Intensive Outpatient and Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment at three sites in Maine.

Gardiner Me

United Martial Arts Academies are a chain of martial arts studios in northern New England. We train our students mentally and physically in Kosho Shorie Ryu, kempo and Ju Jitsu. The Gardiner Dojo is located on Water Street in Gardiner MaineMission"The ultimate aim of Karate lies not in victory of defeat; but in the perfection of the characters of its participants."Master Gichin Funakoshi, said this knowing that martial arts should be used not only as a way to defened oneself, but to also to shape a someone into a better person. UMAA tries to stand by that thought.ImpressumTHE FAMILY THAT KICKS TOGETHER...STICKS TOGETHER!

Sydney Me.

MaineGeneral Residential Services provides high-quality extended care for individuals with chronic addiction to substances who need long-term, supervised residential substance abuse treatment.Our program is offered at two locations - Augusta and Sidney - for individuals who have had long-term difficulty with substance abuse and may also need support with a mental health diagnosis.Our program is licensed by the state of Maine to provide services to those with co-occurring disorders.The 9 Spruce Street, Augusta, location can accommodate eight women and the 2093 Belgrade Road, Sidney location can accommodate 12 men.Staff and clinicians on each site provide counseling, assistance and support for our residents 24 hours per day, seven days per week.Treatment is up to nine months in an abstinence-based setting, supported by:Daily individual and group counselingPsyciatric services and support for those with mental health diagnosesRegular participation in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and/or Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetingsOff-site medical care and referralsAccess to immediate emergency servicesAssistance in acquiring benefits - food stamps, MaineCare and other community support services - depending on need and eligibilityExtensive needs assessments for coordinating aftercare treatmentThese services are designed to help adults get the extra structure and treatment they need to stay clean and/or sober and live successfully in their communities.

9 Spruce Street. Augusta Me. 04330

MaineGeneral provides intensive outpatient care for adults with mental health issues.Clients attend group therapy and education sessions four hours per day, four to five days per week. Clients are usually in the program for four to six weeks.These programs are ideal for people just discharged from inpatient programs or in some cases, as an alternative to inpatient treatment.In Waterville, intensive outpatient services are provided at MGMC's Seton Campus. Augusta Intensive Outpatient Services are provided at 9 Spruce Street.Services include group treatment and individual and family counseling, and referral for psychiatric services. Specialized treatment for co-occurring substance abuse is offered. In Augusta the IOP also offers outpatient DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) groups weekly.Issues addressed in groups effectively promote the healing process and help participants:Reduce fears, anxieties and depressionManage anger, guilt and shameCurb destructive impulses and behaviorRegulate emotions and tolerate distressExpress thoughts and feelingsPractice interpersonal effectiveness and communication skillsDeal with addictions while finding healthy alternativesBuild structure to their daysSet limitsReplace negative self-talk with positive affirmationsExplore personal values and beliefsReceive information about medication and their proper useFor more information or to request a referral, please call our central access number toll-free (877) 777-9393.

Master'S Degree, Intergrated Community Mental Health And Substance Abuse Services For Adults

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Mental Health And Human Services