TREATMENT
Treatment at Aiken Center
Addiction is a chronic, progressive, and treatable condition that can impact anyone. At Aiken Center, our counselors work closely with each individual to create a personalized plan of care that is both practical and aimed at fostering long-term recovery. In addition, we provide educational groups designed to reduce the risks associated with alcohol and drug use and to prevent related issues. To accommodate diverse schedules and transportation needs, we offer both day and evening services. Our modern facility ensures the safety and confidentiality of our patients, providing a secure environment for their recovery journey. Counselors practice a non-judgmental approach to ensure that individuals seeking services feel safe and supported to get the help that he or she needs. Telehealth appointments are available for specific services.
What to Expect:
At Aiken Center, we start by getting to know you through an initial screening to understand how we can best help. We have walk in hours Mon-Thurs at 8:30 am and again at 1 pm. You will start by meeting with one of our peer support staff for an individual orientation and after, you will have a one-on-one meeting with a counselor who will take time to learn about your strengths and needs. This helps us set the stage for a successful recovery journey. Plan on spending about 3 hours for your initial appointment.
Following the assessment, you will work with your counselor to set goals for treatment that will help you tackle the challenges you’re facing resulting from substance use or misuse. We understand that life can be complicated, so we make sure to support you in all areas as you work towards a healthier future.
You will need to bring in a photo ID, insurance card (if applicable) and any referral information (if applicable). No one is turned away based on inability to pay. Financial assistance is available by completing a brief financial application during your first appointment.
Aiken Center is an outpatient treatment facility that offers the following services:
Outpatient: This level of care is provided once a week in a group setting for 1.5hrs up to 2hrs each session or individually once a week for 1hr each session. There a several groups offered and each has a different focus. If you are recommended for this level of care, you and counselor will decide which group would best fit your needs.
IOP: Our Intensive Outpatient Program is a co-ed group that is designed for individuals who need additional support in early recovery. This program consists of a minimum of 9hrs a week which includes group sessions 3 days ( 3hrs each group) per week, individual therapy sessions, family support, and life skills development. Emphasis is placed on challenges in early recovery and building coping skills to address these challenges. Individual sessions are designed to address significant issues impacting recovery and to compliment the work being done in group. This program is also designed to address the unique needs of individuals who are also managing mental health concerns along with substance use recovery. Support is provided to help acknowledge and build on the individual’s strengths to build a strong foundation for recovery. There are ongoing opportunities to receive recovery coaching and support from a peer support specialist.
WIOP: The Women’s Intensive Outpatient Program is designed to address the unique needs of women entering early recovery. This program is a minimum of 9hrs a week and consists of 3 days per week (3hrs each session) for group sessions, individual therapy sessions, family support and life skills development. Some of the unique needs addressed include a focus on parenting in recovery, impact of trauma and substance use and increasing community support. The program also includes ongoing opportunities to work with a female peer support specialist for recovery coaching and support.
Recovery Management: This service is offered to those who have completed a core treatment program and would like to gain ongoing recovery skills for maintaining change. Individuals meet with a counselor and a peer support specialist to further develop a recovery plan focused on overall wellness.
MAR: For individuals using opioids (heroin, pain pills, fentanyl) and/or alcohol, Medication-Assisted Recovery may be a good fit for you. Medications are designed to assist with initial withdrawal symptoms and then manage cravings. Medications along with treatment are proven to provide better treatment outcomes than one service alone. Various medication options exist. If interested, you can be connected to our program coordinator who can provide additional information, make referrals to a medical provider and give continued support. Aiken Center can assist with covering the cost of these medications upon determined eligibility.
Contact Information
Call 803-649-1900 to speak with one of our staff if you have any questions.
