Strong Recovery Addiction Psychiatry Program
Mission of ServiceIn partnership with patients, families, and the community, we promote recovery from addiction and mental illness through an integrated healthcare system that values both cultural diversity and linkage with teaching and research.” Target PopulationStrong Recovery serves individuals 18 and older with diagnoses of alcohol and drug dependence. Currently SRCD limits treatment of adolescents (under 18) to the provision of evaluation and referral (to other programs). SRMM has special tracks for pregnant women. Strong Recovery has always provided services to the criminal justice population, including those on parole and probation; in recent years, this criminal justice initiative has expanded to include the Willard Drug Treatment Facility, Rochester Drug Court, the Monroe County Jail, and the Monroe County Correctional facility. Description of Service ProvidersOur service is staffed by a multidisciplinary team of healthcare providers including two MDs, both ASAM Certified in Addictions Medicine with added qualifications as Addictions Psychiatrists, another MD who is a General Practitioner, Registered Nurses, Certified Social Workers, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, a Family and marriage Therapist, and Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselors. Types of Services ProvidedOur service provides an array of treatments including:
Multiple modalities are provided, including group, individual and family therapy, and psychological consultation. Two psychiatrists and a General Practitioner provide psychiatric evaluation and ongoing psychopharmacological medication management. Strong Recovery Methadone Maintenance: Special Features of ServiceStrong Recovery services specialize in treating two particular sub-populations within addictions, Opioid dependent clients and clients with co-existing mental health and chemical dependency issues. As a result we have the most extensive services for methadone clients in existence, and extensive psychiatric support with a part-time Psychiatrist. The program is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, and Licensed by the Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services. |
