Residential Alcohol & Drug Treatment Program For Women & Their Children..

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SERVICES

Regeneration is a residential treatment program for women and their pre-latency age children (infancy through age 9 years). Women live in the program with their children and progress through a series of four phases developed to help them learn to function more independently and overcome addiction to drugs and self-destructive behaviors. The program design requires approximately six months of intensive treatment and three months of transition to independent living to complete.

Services provided at Regeneration begin with an extensive

  • Bio-psychosocial Assessment for both women and children
  • Physical examinations
  • Vocational assessment
  • Random urine testing

The women attending the program come with many needs which require assistance from a case manager; these concerns have to be resolved before they enter treatment or they will delay the client's ability to commit to recovery. Often crisis events happen during treatment which require intervention. Finally, participants need to be assisted with discharge planning. Three full-time case managers offer these services.

Women receive individual and group counseling. Groups provided by the program include :

  • Recovery Process
  • Relapse Prevention
  • Life Skills
  • Coping Skills
  • Parenting Skills
  • Domestic Violence
  • Sexual Abuse
  • AA and NA
  • Sexual Abuse
  • House Meetings
  • Stress Management
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Vocational Readiness

A Phase system guides the women through treatment in this program. Phase I is an orientation period during which the women become acclimated to the House and begin to learn about sobriety and the recovery process. It lasts about one month. Phase II begins the treatment process. Women participate in all of the above groups. They begin to focus on being a parent and understanding the responsibilities that entails. They learn to reprioritize their lives with their children's needs becoming a top priority; they learn that recovery comes before everything because without recovery their lives and the health and safety of their children is compromised.

Phase III begins vocational/educational training, job development, and efforts to secure adequate housing. During Phase III the women move into a Transitional Unit within the Program. While living in these units - efficiency apartments with private kitchen and bath - they carry all the responsibilities of daily living within the supportive environment of the treatment program. Privileges (going out alone, etc.) are afforded to the women on the basis of their progress in treatment while movement through the Phases is based on the amount of time they have spent in the program.

Regeneration provides a fully staffed therapeutic nursery, with child care workers, an Occupational Therapist, a Registered Nurse, and several MSW interns who care for the children and provide counseling and recreational activities designed to help them deal with the environmental and physiological impact that accompanies having substance abusing mothers. Infants and children are screened regularly for developmental delays and disabilities. Referral is made to Narco Freedom's Early Intervention Program when the need is identified. Quick access to primary medical care has been very important for both children and women in this program.


Over 40 years of success

Some people appear to become addicted almost immediately, while others may use for years without apparent consequences. The question is critical for individuals wondering about their own use -- and the families, friends and employers who care about them.

Our Program
  • Early Intervention Counseling
  • Methadone Maintenance Treatment
  • Alcohol & Substance Abuse Treatment for Mothers
  • Support Groups for Patients & Family Members
  • Alcohol Abuse Treatment
  • 12-Step Support Groups

Why Choose Us?



Since its inception, Narco Freedom and its affiliates have cared for thousands of addicts and their families; the current census is over 6,500 patients in treatment for alcohol and other drug addiction, and more than 30,000 patients, family members and community residents served through medical, mental health, case management, and other support programs.

Narco Freedom has extensive experience dealing with government agencies around licensing, rate setting, and compliance with regulations. The program is licensed by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services and the Department of Health as an Article 28 facility; Article 31 license regulates mental health. The agency meets the requirements for licensing by the United States Drug Enforcement Agency, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Health Care Organizations.

Narco Freedom supports a full complement of service offerings to meet the needs of program participants. For example, Narco Freedom sponsors five methadone maintenance programs and three methadone to abstinence programs across the City. The Narco Freedom Methadone Maintenance Treatment component employs the "wrap around" model of care that increases continuity of care and protects vulnerable clients from "falling through the cracks".

Professional Team

Counseling
  • (718) 585-5204
  • (718) 665-2456
  • (718) 402-5250
CASAC Information
Main Office (9am - 5pm EST)
  • 1 718 292 2240

Location & Directions

477-479 Willis Ave. Bronx, New York 10455

Services Provided at this Location:

  • Alternatives Adult Treatment Program
  • Alternatives Adolescent Treatment Program
  • Independence Alcohol Treatment Program
  • K.E.E.P.
  • MMTP Willis Avenue

BUS: BX 15, 21, 41, 55
TRAIN: #2 & #5 (Third Avenue Stop)


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401 East 147th Street, Bronx, New York 10455

Services Provided at this Location:

  • New Beginnings
BUS: BX 15, 21, 41, 55
TRAIN: #2 & #5 (Third Avenue Stop)


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250 Grand Concourse (138th street) Bronx, New York 10451

Services Provided at this Location:

  • MMTP Grand Concourse
  • NFCHC - Grand Concourse Primary Care
  • Independence Alcohol Treatment Program
  • Horizons Vocational Program

BUS: BX 1, 41
TRAIN: #4 & #5 (138th Street Stop)


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368 East 148th Street, Bronx, New York 10451

Services Provided at this Location:

  • Hope Case Management

BUS: BX 15, 21, 41, 55, 19
TRAIN: #2 & #5 (Third Avenue Stop) and #4 (Grand Concourse Stop)


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324 East 149th Street, Bronx, New York 10451

Services Provided at this Location:

  • Neighborhood & Family Community Health Center

BUS:BX 15, 21, 41, 55, 19
TRAIN: 2 & #5 (Third Avenue Stop) and #4 (Grand Concourse Stop)


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528 Morris Avenue, Bronx, New York 10451

Services Provided at this Location:

  • Children & Families Together
  • Family Connections

BUS: BX 19, 32
TRAIN: #2 & #5 (Third Avenue Stop) and #4 (Grand Concourse Stop)


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1668 Webster Ave, Bronx, New York 10468

Services Provided at this Location:

  • Early Intervention
  • Regenerations




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561 Court Street, Brooklyn, New York 11231

Services Provided at this Location:

  • Alternatives Adult Treatment Program
  • K.E.E.P.
  • MMTP Red Hook.
  • NFCHC - Primary Care




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37-19 33rd Street, Long Island City, New York 11101

Services Provided at this Location:

  • Neighborhood & Family Community Health Center

BUS: Q101
TRAIN: V, R


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34-18 34th Street, Long Island City, New York 11101

Services Provided at this Location:

  • MMTP Bridge Plaza

BUS: Q66 to Northern Blvd. and 35th Ave /> TRAIN: V, W,R to 36th street


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