Catholic Charities of Cortland County Cortland

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Programs and therapies here in Cortland

The center's care options include residential rehab, sober living, and dual diagnosis care. Adults at the Cortland center can receive residential rehab, sober living, and dual diagnosis care. Counseling ranges across one-on-one sessions, family therapy group therapy along with cognitive behavioral therapy. Residents may also take part in life skills work, twelve step facilitation online therapy trauma specific therapy and relapse prevention counseling. Christian and Twelve Step approaches shape the program, along with individualized treatment planning.

Structure and the daily practice of living alongside others come together in this residential setting. If you are arranging care following a hospital stay, the center's transitional model may fit your situation, but confirm the level of care with staff first. A typical stay lasts 30 days, and air-conditioned rooms and television are provided. AA/NA meetings are available, and continuing care, employment counseling, and support meetings help after discharge. Ask how the center coordinates dual diagnosis care if you need a program addressing mental health and substance use together. In Cortland, a dual diagnosis approach means treating substance use and mental health together.

1. Personalized Treatment
2. Twelve Step
3. Life Skills
4. Family Therapy
5. Christian
6. Group Therapy
7. Online Therapy
8. Individual Treatment
9. Twelve Step Facilitation
10. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

The people this program was designed for

1. Men and women seeking a structured, supervised living environment
2. Young adults working on recovery from a substance use disorder
3. People dealing with alcohol or drug addiction who need ongoing support
4. Residents who are managing dual diagnosis care along with substance use
5. People seeking a sober setting with Twelve Step and Christian influences
6. Those working on anger concerns with counseling support

Setting and length of stay in Cortland

There are 6-15 beds at the residence, air-conditioned rooms with television access are provided, and AA/NA meetings are available. English and Spanish are both spoken. A typical program length of 30 days appears in the listing, though length of stay can be adjusted to each person's situation. Continuing care, employment counseling, and support meetings form the aftercare. If this residence is on your mind, ask about the current house schedule and visitor policies. The Cortland residence has 6-15 beds and provides air-conditioned rooms with TV.

Paying for this program in Cortland

At Catholic Charities of Cortland County Supportive Living, payment options should be confirmed by phone, since the listed information does not specify costs or which plans are accepted. Insurance coverage must be verified with the center before admission. If you use New York Medicaid, ask whether the program accepts it; if you carry private insurance, request a benefits check. At no cost to you, our helpline connects you with licensed treatment providers through trained advisors, and calling commits you to nothing. To check coverage and availability at this Cortland center, call the helpline.

Worth asking before you agree to admit

1. How is the daily schedule structured, and how often do residents meet with a residential advisor?
2. How long do most residents stay, and what determines when someone moves on?
3. Are one-on-one counseling, family therapy, and trauma-specific therapy available to every resident?
4. In what ways does the program address co-occurring mental health needs together with substance use?
5. What are the house rules on abstinence, meetings, visitors, and shared chores?