All of CATS’ programs utilize evidence-based practices. Evidence based practices are interventions and techniques that research data suggests are associated with positive outcomes. These practices include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Social Learning, and Motivational Interviewing.
Programs
CATS’ services are offered through multiple programs that are funded through a variety of contracts and grants.
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Outpatient
Services are delivered on an outpatient basis. Clients stay in their own homes and come to CATS Outpatient facility for treatment programs that are built to help prevent relapse and reduce recidivism. Non-Intensive - 1 to 3 days a week. Intensive - 4 days a week.
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Residential
Clients temporarily live at CATS while receiving treatment for issues with alcohol, drugs and recidivism.
Services
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Assessment
An in depth interview designed to assess an individual’s needs. The assessment concludes with a diagnosis and recommendations for treatment. CATS offers two types of assessments: Alcohol and drug use & Recidivism.
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Group Counseling
The majority of CATS’ services are delivered in the group format in which a professional, licensed counselor facilitates group therapy.
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Individual Counseling
All clients receive individual counseling to develop and implement an individualized treatment plan.
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Case Management
Clients are provided with referrals to community resources and assistance in accessing them.
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Drug Testing
CATS conducts testing for the presence of drugs and/or alcohol.
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Community Housing
CATS' Community Housing offers up to 54 Beds in a safe, supportive, monitored environment. It is meant for adult men taking the first steps toward independent living. Residents have access to multiple social support structures including peer support and employment services (job training and placement). Cafeteria-style meals are also available to residents at no extra cost. CATS’ Community Housing is a no-use environment and is not population restricted. Rental assistance is available for those who are unemployed.
