CAP II

The CAP II program is designed specifically for adolescents who have experienced more than a single negative consequence due to the use of mood-altering chemicals. This program provides education on prevention, family communication, and peer acceptance without the use of mood-altering chemicals. Cognitive-behavioral coping skills are used and feature motivational interviewing, modeling, and role playing. Program participants bring family members on the first night.

Insight Program

12 hour Program

October 2 - 23, 2017 Mankato

Monday 6:30pm to 9:30pm Cost: $250.00

This program will focus specifically on disease progression, financial consequences of chemical use, the impact of chemical use on relationships, and alternatives to using. Cognitive-behavior coping skills are used and feature motivational interviewing, modeling and role playing along with the change model and chemical use history. This program will use community-based resources, video presentations, and interactive assignments that will increase participant’s awareness of how chemical use has affected past and present decisions.

20 hour program

October 2-23, 2017 in Mankato

Monday and Tuesday evenings 6:30pm-9:30pm

Cost: $450

The SAP II program is designed for adults who have been assessed with a chemical abuse diagnosis and the consequences of their use has moved beyond a single incident of impairment. The purpose of this program is to provide an in-depth education on the use of mood-altering chemicals from a multidimensional perspective. Cognitive-behavioral coping skills are used and feature motivational interviewing, modeling and role playing along with the change model and chemical use history. This program will use community based resources, video presentations, and interactive assignments that will increase participants awareness of how chemical use has affected past and present decisions. Additionally, this program will teach participants about chemical dependency and the continuum of care.