Counseling Services
The counseling services at NAIC are open to the public. Please contact us at 405.321.0022 to begin.
What We Do
The primary focus of counseling services at NAIC is the treatment of substance abuse. Individualized treatment plans are developed to meet each person's specific needs and include both individual, group and family counseling. Groups include co-occurring group for mental illness as needed, anger management, chemical dependency, substance abuse education, relapse prevention, and aftercare.
We recognize that persons dealing with or affected by substance abuse also have other counseling needs. Read about all of our services below.
Co-ocurring Program
While all programs at NAIC incorporate co-occurring disorders into treatment, when applicable, NAIC has groups to specifically address the needs of co-occurring disorders. Group topics include information about mental illness and substance abuse, recognizing triggers of both illnesses, and formulating coping skills for relapse prevention. Twelve step programs like Double Trouble in Recovery are highly recommended.
Youth and Family Services
Provides individual and group counseling services for children, adolescents and their family members focusing on children and adolescents from 6 years of age to 18 who are currently using alcohol and/or other drugs. These services also address the needs of adolescents that have been directly affected by substance abuse either in their family or in their environment. Family involvement is encouraged as part of our youth services.
Problem Gambling Services
For consumers who want help with their gambling addiction. Includes individual and group counseling, family counseling, and education.
Aftercare/Relapse Prevention
Therapeutic group for individuals who have completed either an inpatient or outpatient program.
Women's Program
The Women's Program is a unique opportunity for women to address chemical dependency issues as well as gain invaluable skills in parenting, substance abuse education, relapse prevention, and deepen insight into domestic violence and women's issues.
Codependency Program
Provides individual and/or group counseling to individuals affected by another's substance abuse/dependence.
Employee Assistance Program
EAP provides management consultation and services in organizational matters relating to employee problems including alcohol and other drug abuse, physical and emotional abuse, and marital, family, financial, legal, and other personal concerns that may affect employees.
Court-Related Services and Drug Court Treatment Programs
Provides alcohol/drug counseling to the criminal offender and addresses criminal thinking. NAIC is the treatment provider for both Cleveland and McClain County Drug Courts.
Juvenile Drug Court
Outpatient, 9-month+ program that provides substance abuse services to juvenile offenders who have substance abuse issues.
Design for Living
This group is designed to change criminal thinking to responsible thinking. Group members are usually court ordered and are on probation or parole.
Lifeline Program
Substance abuse treatment program for inmates housed at Joseph Harp Correctional Center