House of TIME Inc in Columbus, GA

House of TIME Inc is a Transitional Housing or Halfway House,Substance Abuse Treatment Services rehab center located in Columbus, GA. This drug & alcohol rehab center based in Georgia provides Residential,Long-Term Residential as treatment service option. For House of TIME Inc reviews, ratings & other information, please read below.

House of TIME Inc. in Columbus, GA – An Overview

House of Time was founded in 1994 as a means to provide traditional and permanent supportive housing to homeless women who are unsuccessful at maintaining sobriety. The center offers treatment and accommodation for women who are above 18 and are suffering from substance addiction and mental illness. It is a Dual Diagnosis Substance Abuse Rehab and also provides shelter to women with children. The center offers the structure needed to maintain sobriety and maintains strict adherence to laws in a community-based environment.

The center ensures quality and lasting recovery for alcoholism and drugs addiction with highly qualified team members. The community welcomes women from all walks of life, races, and religious backgrounds.

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM

The Transitional Housing is up to twenty-four months duration program where every individual receives treatment based on the personalized treatment plan. The treatment includes extensive supportive services to prevent relapse and chronic homelessness. The center maintains a “one-stop” treatment facility which provides all the tools crucial to become sober and living independently.

House of Time ensures supportive services and enables every individual to address issues such as addiction, sexual, lack of education, physical and emotional abuse, and inadequate health care. The center also teaches life skills required for independent living.

Phased Approach to Treatment

The House of T.I.M.E. Transitional Housing Program assists in four phases. Phase one offers structured day and evening treatment, including group therapy on topics including life skills, relapse prevention, recovery principles, and addiction education. The clients also take part in six off-site AA/NA or CA meetings each week.

Phase 2 enable individuals to look for work and carry on with their minimum of six 12-step meetings a week. Women are also required to open a savings account. The last phase emphasized making clients self-supporting while continuing regular 12-step participation.

Residential manager assists in finding an appropriate location, and the inmates are taught life skills including cooking and cleaning and practice budgeting skills.

PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

Permanent Supportive Housing is a program designed for dually diagnosed (mental illness and substance abuse disability) homeless women who experience multiple hurdles in sustaining sobriety, employment, and housing permanency. This program has no time limit for stay and allows the individuals to live independently in their apartments within a supportive community. Every client’s personalized plan is developed during client intake, and services necessary for each individual are accessed and secured within a few days.

Services Provided

Transitional Housing Programs offers comprehensive and appropriate services are provided to each individual as per her personal needs. A personalized treatment plan is developed and followed strictly.

Permanent housing programs offer a flexible array of comprehensive services which include: Full Medical, substance abuse management and recovery, mental health, vocational and employment training, case management, money management, life skills, household establishment, and transportation.

The center house qualified staff, including LADC, residential manager, clinical coordinator, and life skills counselor. Each individual’s progress is discussed weekly by a treatment team, including staff members, Medical Director, and a Licensed Counselor.

Alcohol and Drug Services include activities and treatments designed to prevent, discourage, reduce, and eliminate substance abuse or addictive activities.

Case Management Services include arrangement, organization, monitoring, and delivery of required services to each individual. These also include individual therapy and customized treatment planning.

Education and Instructional Services include training services provided to advance knowledge, daily living skills, social skills as well as education to prevent substance abuse, community protection, and General Educational Development (GED).

Employment Services help an individual to secure employment, to acquire skills to stimulate opportunities for employment, increased earning potential, and to maintain a job.

Health-Related Services are planned to help individuals in attaining and maintaining a positive condition of health.

Information and Referral Services include services to provide information about services delivered by public and private service providers with an assessment of the individual needs to support suitable referral to these community resources.

Life Skills Training offers critical life management skills targeted to help the individual to function independently in the community. The life skills training involves household management, resources budgeting, and financial management, conflict management, shopping for food, nutrition, the use of public transportation as well as parental training.

Mental Health and Counseling Services include therapeutic processes to personal, family, situational, or occupational problems to bring about a positive resolution of the issue or improved individual functioning and situations.

Transportation Services includes the provision and arrangement of travel, its cost, and individual’ to access treatment, services, medical care, or employment.

Counseling and Follow up assistance is also primary services ensured in both programs.