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What to Expect at Your Visit
What to Expect at Your Visit
WEvolve’s services consist of assessment, diagnosis, treatment, including therapy and counseling, client-centered advocacy, consultation, evaluation, and case management for individuals, families, groups, communities, and organizations including specialized services for individuals who use, misuse, or abuse alcohol or substances, individuals who are chronically mentally ill, and residents of WEvolve’s mental health service area. Services offered through WEvolve are an individually tailored process that is designed to assist the youth, adults, couples, and/or families in dealing with the client’s concerns, coming to a greater self-understanding, and using effective means of coping which utilize personal and interpersonal resources. WEvolve provides therapies and intervention services in an amount, frequency, and intensity appropriate to the client’s individualized treatment plan. Clinical services at WEvolve will be provided by qualified clinical staff or students capable of:
Monitoring substance use disorders and stabilized mental health illnesses;
Recognizing any instability of clients with co-occurring mental health diagnoses;
Obtaining and interpreting information regarding the client’s bio-psychosocial and spiritual needs; and
Demonstrating competency in working with substance use disorder clients.
Diagnostic Services
Diagnostic Services
All WEvolve clients receive a thorough Comprehensive Assessment by the treating clinician(s). This procedure typically involves 1-3 interviews with the client and/or the client’s guardian to obtain comprehensive background information. This includes precipitating events, the nature of the problem, the ongoing active stressors, a family history, medical history, drug history, past placements, active strengths, and work or school history. Standardized assessment tools as well as a host of other standardized psychometric measures will be utilized as indicated by regulations and client needs.
Case Consultation
Case Consultation
Case consultations are conducted as a component of all clinical services and may occur as a distinct service with schools, courts, state agencies, community programs and/or various professionals of other agencies involved with the care of the client. WEvolve works on a strong macro-systemic philosophy that relies on the active involvement of the provider in the various social systems of the client.
Assessment Services for Substance Use Disorders
Assessment Services for Substance Use Disorders
This is a process that takes place between an individual and the treating clinician(s). The goal is to assess whether or not an individual’s alcohol and/or drug use is a problem. It provides a brief intervention that educates the individual, family members, and others on the nature and extent of the individual’s alcohol and drug problem, in addition to professional treatment recommendations that can assist in obtaining education and therapy around alcohol and/or drug issues.
Substance Use Outpatient Services
Substance Use Outpatient Services
Outpatient Services for adolescents and adults typically consist of less than nine (9) hours of services/week for adults, or less than six (6) hours of services/week for adolescents for recovery or motivational enhancement therapies and strategies. This encompasses organized services that may be delivered in a wide variety of settings.
Therapy
Therapy
Play Therapy
Family Therapy
Individual Therapy
Couples Therapy
Group Therapy
Co-Parenting Therapy
Therapeutic Visitation
Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Services
Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Services
Intensive Outpatient (IOP) is structured substance use disorder and mental health treatment programming consisting primarily of counseling and education. IOP is more intensive than outpatient counseling, less intensive than residential care, and can function as a step-down from residential care.
Case Management Services
Case Management Services
Case management services will be provided for clients and their families in conjunction with the client’s substance abuse and/or mental health treatment. Case management will be incorporated and documented as part of the individualized treatment plan. Case management will provide goal-oriented and individualized support focusing on improved self-sufficiency for the client through:
Life-skills functional assessment
Planning and linkage
Advocacy and referral
Coordination
Transportation
Monitoring and follow-up of activities
Crisis intervention
Community- and Home-Based Services
Community- and Home-Based Services
WEvolve offers home visits to those clients who are unable to be served on WEvolve's premises. Requests for home visits are evaluated as part of the initial referral. Home-based services will be assigned as providers are available. To ensure confidentiality, documents that are generated in the context of a home visit will be kept under the direct supervision of the treating provider until they are brought to the clinic for placement in the client file, electronically maintained at the agency.
Peer Specialist Services
Peer Specialist Services
A peer specialist is a person who is or has been a client of services for serious mental illness or including those who have been diagnosed with and received services for substance abuse dependency, who is credentialed. Due to their life experience with mental illness and mental health services and demonstration of self-sufficiency, Peer Specialists provide the expertise that professional training cannot replicate. The term encompasses other titles including:
Recovery coach
Recovery specialist
Job coach
Peer wellness coach
Mentor
Peer advocate
Notice of Privacy Practices
Notice of Privacy Practices
This Notice describes how health information may be used and disclosed and how clients can get access to this information. Individuals receiving service at WEvolve have both rights and responsibilities. The client should review this notice of Privacy Practices for a description of how the client’s protected health information may be used or disclosed.
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