PENINSULA ADDICTION SERVICES
Recovery with Dignity
Executive Director: Michael Finegan, Ph. D

Adolescent
Intensive Outpatient Program

IOP treatment allows alcohol and drug dependent youth to continue their schooling and live at home while in recovery.

Adult
Intensive Outpatient Program

IOP treatment allows alcohol and drug dependent adults to continue working, raising families and living at home while in recovery.

Outpatient Alcohol and Other Drug Program

Individuals who do not meet the criteria for the Intensive Outpatient Program, and are in need of less intensive treatment are generally admitted to the Outpatient Alcohol and Other Drug Program. This program provides more than 12 hours of alcohol and drug education along with individual and group counseling lasting approximately 13 weeks. Patients in this program generally attend one to two times per week.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Your organization can establish an Employee Assistance Program with Peninsula Mental Health Services and Peninsula Addiction Services to address personal problems occurring both at home and at work. 

Family Program

Recognizing that the disease of addiction affects not only the patient, but the entire family, Peninsula Addiction Services encourages family members to participate in the Family Program.  This program is designed to provide education and support to the family as a whole in the recovery process.

Treatment Augmentation

Upon successful completion of treatment, patients that demonstrated leadership abilities and are firmly anchored in Twelve Step programs are invited to return to Peninsula Addiction Services as an additional treatment resource for patients.

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