The CDIOP is divided into two phases and is based on the needs of the individual.

Phase One consists of highly structured educational groups followed by group therapy. These groups provide basic knowledge of alcoholism and other drug dependencies. This phase assists the individual in the process of understanding, identifying, and accepting the disease concept of chemical dependency, thereby assisting them in accepting their own illness and the necessity to work toward personal recovery. This phase assists the individual in the process of identifying their feelings and begin to match them with their behaviors. Individuals begin to realize the strength derived from the therapy group and other self help groups and how to utilize these groups as a support system to aid in their recovery process. Individual and family sessions are also utilized during this phase.

Phase Two is the continuing care process that continues on for once per week for a period of one (1) year and allows the individual to continue to grow in a supportive, safe, and understanding environment. Additional issues are identified during this phase that can be addressed and solutions reached either through this group process or by accessing additional services.

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Arizona Treatment Institute, LLC. provides an assessment for individuals experiencing difficulties with alcohol or other drugs as well as for family members of those experiencing problems with alcohol or other drugs. The assessment process is provided by an experienced addiction counselor and will provide the recipient an idea of the severity of the problem and a solution.

Arizona Treatment Institute, LLC. provides comprehensive intervention services for families, friends, and/or employers of those suffering from problems with alcohol and/or other drugs. Individual situations are evaluated to determine if an intervention could be effective and appropriate.

Arizona Treatment Institute, LLC. offers evaluations and screening for individuals that have violated the Department of Transportation (DOT) alcohol and/or other drug regulations. This evaluation is a face-to-face clinical assessment that provides treatment recommendations, and a treatment plan to be successfully complied with prior to the individual becoming eligible for follow-up evaluation and subsequent return to safety-sensitive functions.

Contact Arizona Treatment Institute, LLC. at 520-836-9788 or 1-800-574-2448.

Arizona Treatment Institute, LLC. offers individual counseling for alcohol and other drug issues, family issues, and a wide variety of general mental health needs.

Arizona Treatment Institute, LLC. serves as affiliate Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Representative for several industries and provides primary Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services for some smaller employers.

Arizona Treatment Institute, LLC. provides consulting services on a variety of needs, such as program development, marketing, management, and other areas as needed.

Contact Arizona Treatment Institute at 520-836-9788 or 1-800-574-2448 for additional information.