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Home > Drug & Alcohol
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> Adolescent Program > Coed
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Perinatal Outpatient |
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Perinatal
Outpatient
Treatment Services |
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Perinatal outpatient
treatment services are available to
women 18 years of age and older who
are pregnant and / or parenting children
between the ages of 0 and 17 years
of age. Services include outreach,
evaluation, intervention, education,
referral, prevention, case management,
individual and group counseling, early
recovery skills, assessment, relapse
prevention, child care, transportation,
HIV testing and counseling, and aftercare
services. Groups are held two times
per week. |
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Perinatal
Intensive Day
Treatment Program
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Passages Intensive Day Treatment Program
services are available to women 18 years
of age and older who are pregnant and / or
parenting children between the ages of 0
and 17 years of age who need increased attendance
in treatment.
Services include outreach,
evaluation, intervention, education, referral,
prevention, assessment, case management,
individual and group counseling, parenting,
life skills, relapse prevention, child care,
transportation, HIV testing and counseling,
and aftercare services. Groups are held three
hours per day, four days per week. |
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Perinatal
Substance Abuse Program
(PSAP) |
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The
Perinatal Substance Abuse Program is a
voluntary program designed to provide services
for pregnant and post-partum women of children
0 – 1 years of age who are struggling
with substance abuse and/or alcohol abuse
issues. PSAP is made possible by a grant
through Tehama County Children First Commission
(Tehama 1st Five) and is a collaborative
effort between the Public Health and Drug
and Alcohol Divisions and health care providers
in Tehama County.
PSAP Staff, which includes
an RN and a Drug and Alcohol Counselor, encourage
a healthy pregnancy and delivery of a substance-free
infant, and assist the family in providing
a safe home environment for all family members.
PSAP Staff also provide evaluations and referrals
to drug and alcohol services for family members,
if applicable. |
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For
more information about these programs,
please contact:
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Drug
and Alcohol - Red Bluff Office
1850
Walnut St., Suite G
Red Bluff, CA 96080
Phone: (530) 527-7893
FAX: (530) 527-0766
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 8 am to 5 pm |
Drug
and Alcohol - Corning Office
1600 Solano Street
Corning, CA 96021
Phone: (530) 824-4890
FAX (530) 824-8443
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday
8 am to 5 pm
Closed Fridays and daily from
12 pm to 1 pm |
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