Community reinforcement plus vouchers

Offered at substance abuse treatment centers
Details:
  • name: Community reinforcement plus vouchers
  • category: Treatment Approaches
  • Type: Uncategorized

Description:
An intensive outpatient therapy in which individuals focus on improving family relations, receive vocational training, and learn a variety of skills to minimize drug dependency. An incentive program (vouchers whereby individuals can earn points exchangeable for retail items) is used to encourage individuals to remain in treatment and be abstinent.

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Valle del Sol

602-258-6797
502 North 27th Avenue , Phoenix, AZ 85009
http://www.valledelsol.com

Valle Del Sol of New Mexico

505-747-1991
904 East Fairview Lane , Espanola, NM 87532
http://valledelsolofnewmexico.com/espanola/

Valle del Sol of New Mexico

575-751-7037
314 Don Fernando Street , Taos, NM 87571
http://www.valledelsolofnewmexico.com

Valle del Sol of New Mexico

505-287-7985
906 North 1st Street , Grants, NM 87020
http://www.valledelsolofnewmexico.com

Valle Del Sol of New Mexico

575-383-2065
101 Letton Drive , Raton, NM 87740
http://www.valledelsolofnewmexico.com

Valle Del Sol of New Mexico Clayton

575-207-8900
834 Main Street , Clayton, NM 88415
http://

Valley Behavioral Health Alcohol and Drug Treatment Unit

801-263-7225
3809 West 6200 South Admin Building, Salt Lake City, UT 84129
http://www.valleycares.com

Valley Behavioral Health Forensic Unit

801-538-2057
1020 South Main Street Suite 300, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
http://www.valleycares.com

Valley Behavioral Health North Valley Outpatient Clinic

801-539-7000
1020 South Main Street Suite 100, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
http://www.valleycares.com

Valley Behavioral Health ValleyEPIC

801-963-4360
3809 West 6200 South , Salt Lake City, UT 84118
http://www.valleycares.com

Valley Behavioral Health Womens CORE Program

801-883-5378
1228 South 900 East , Salt Lake City, UT 84105
http://www.valleycares.com

Valley Behavioral Health Womens CORE Program

801-833-5378
1228 South 900 East , Salt Lake City, UT 84105
http://

Valley Cities Counseling Kent

253-833-7444
325 West Gowe Street , Kent, WA 98032
http://www.valleycities.org

Valley Professionals Community Health Center (VPCHC)

765-828-1003
777 South Main Street Suite 100, Clinton, IN 47842
http://

Valley Professionals Community Health Center (VPCHC)

765-362-5100
1702 Lafayette Road , Crawfordsville, IN 47933
http://valleyprohealth.org

Valley Professionals Community Health Center (VPCHC)

765-828-1003
777 South Main Street Suite 100, Clinton, IN 47842
http://valleyprohealth.org

Valley Professionals Community Health Center (VPCHC)

812-238-7631
1530 North 7th Street Suite 201, Terre Haute, IN 47807
http://valleyprohealth.org

Valley Vista

802-222-5201
23 Upper Plain , Bradford, VT 05033
http://www.vvista.net

Valor Behavioral Healthcare

480-494-5836
6613 North Scottsdale Road Suite 200, Scottsdale, AZ 85250
http://www.valorbehavioral.com

VERTEX OP

718-653-1117
1080 East Gun Hill Road , Bronx, NY 10469
http://www.vertexoutpatient.com

VERTEX OP

718-653-1117
1080 East Gun Hill Road , Bronx, NY 10469
http://vertexllc.org

Veterans Affairs Medical Center Collaborative Add and Recovery Program

401-273-7100 x2610
830 Chalkstone Avenue Unit 116-F, Providence, RI 02908
http://www.va.gov

Veterans Affairs Medical Center Substance Abuse Treatment Program

478-272-1210 x3111
1826 Veterans Boulevard 14-B, Dublin, GA 31021
http://

Veterans Affairs Medical Center Substance Abuse Treatment Program

573-686-4151 x4690
1500 North Westwood Boulevard , Poplar Bluff, MO 63901
http://
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Not Sure Which Services to Choose?

The amount of services offered by substance abuse treatment centers / mental health treatment centers can be overwhelming at first. If you’re unsure about the care you’ll be needing, it can be a helpful starting point to call nearby facilities and ask about the availability of evidence-based treatments. Some of the most common and helpful treatments include individual and group counseling, medication treatments, and supportive services.

Medication treatments have been found most effective when used in conjunction with therapy and or counseling so it can be helpful to ask if the facility you are researching provides this approach as an option. Medication treatments are also prone to decreasing effectiveness over time. Supportive services can have a wide range of meanings. They range from helping patients find employment and housing to helping with physical health issues and ailments.

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