Mens Facility Progress House Inc
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838 Beach Court Road
Coloma CA, 95613
Contact Phone: (530) 626-7252
Website: http://www.progresshouseinc.org/
Details: Rarely can that freedom be achieved alone. When professional help is needed Progress House, Inc. is here. We offer help that is caring and firm, that is directed to all the important facets of a person’s life: mental, physical, and spiritual. At Progress House, Inc. it is our intent to look at the entire individual and give that person the most appropriate level of treatment based upon their assessment. Progress House is a Social Model Program, it is client driven and based on the disease concept and we believe the disease is treatable. It is because of this philosophy and the twelve-step program of recovery based upon it, that Progress House, Inc. has become known as one of the leading treatment facilities in the State of California. Responding to the needs of the alcohol and other drug treatment community since the origin of Progress House in 1973, Progress House has expanded and diversified to meet the needs of the communities. There are now gender specific and coeducational residential programs, outpatient counseling at various levels of intensity, transitional living for men and women, and the ability of children to accompany there mother throughout the entire treatment episode. Nestled in the heart of the Mother Lode country, close to Sutter's Mill in Coloma, El Dorado County, is our Men's Residential Facility. Next to the American River is this 16 bed residential facility devoted entirely to the treatment of chemically dependent men 18 years and older. This is a structured live-in program that includes over 30-hours per week of structure services. It offers 30, 60, 90-day program based on the participant's needs. Our services include group education, process sessions, individual counseling, and participation in twelve step programs. Room and board are included as well as recreational activities. It is a 24-hour program staffed with a variety of professional counselors and trained peer support staff.