Resolving Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues

All About Us Family Counseling
All About Us is a therapeutic intervention or counseling service shown to be successful with identified youth population. Diagnoses and service needs are provided by a qualified clinician. Services are directed toward achievement of specific goals defined by the individual. This may include support of the family, as well as training and specific therapeutic interventions and activities to enhance family roles, relationships, communication and functioning that promote the resiliency of the individual and family unit. Specific goals addressed though these services may include the restoration, development, enhancement or maintenance of medication, problem solving and daily living skills.

One on One Individual Counseling
One on One is a therapeutic intervention or counseling service shown to be successful with identified youth population. Diagnoses and service needs are provided by a qualified clinician. Techniques employed involve the principles, methods and procedures of counseling that assist the youth in identifying and resolving personal, social, vocational, intrapersonal and interpersonal concerns. Services are directed toward achievement of specific goals defined by the youth and by the parents or responsible caregivers and specified in the Individualized Resiliency Plan. These services address goals such as restoration, development, enhancement or maintenance of medication, problem solving and daily living skills.

The Inner Circle Group Counseling
The Inner Circle is a service directed toward achievement of specific goals defined by the youth, parents or responsible caregivers. Services may address goals such as promoting resiliency, development, enhancement or maintenance of medication, problem solving and daily living skills.

Adolescent Achievement Program (AAP)
Adolescent Achievement Program is for adolescents who have a substance abuse diagnosis or a history of substance abuse and/or use. AAP currently serves the following counties: Gwinnett, Rockdale, Newton, DeKalb, Hall and Clarke. Referrals can be made by juvenile court judges, probation officers, school counselors, social workers, Department of Family and Children’s Services (DFCS) and parents. There is no charge for entry into the AAP program.

Diagnostic Assessment
Diagnostic Assessments are available to children and families once it has been determined through an initial screening that the youth has mental health or addictive disease needs. The initial Diagnostic Assessment and resulting Individualized Recovery Plan or Individualized Resiliency Plan are required within the first 30 days of service along with the ongoing Diagnostic Assessments. The Diagnostic Assessment and Individualized Recovery Plan or Individual Resiliency Plan process consists of a face-to-face comprehensive clinical assessment with the individual and must include the individual’s perspective. The assessment should also include family members and significant others, collateral agencies and treatment providers.

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