| GROUP |
DESCRIPTION |
SCHEDULE |
CONTACT |
| Skills Group (Hood River) |
This group is focused on learning and using skills, and is helpful for people who have a
difficult time regulating emotions,
have poor coping skills and poor impulse control, unstable interpersonal relationships,
self harming or parasuicidal behavior or been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder.
Using material based on Dialectical Behavior Therapy, this group is divided into
4 modules which focus on Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotional Regulation and
Interpersonal Effectiveness. Clients can be referred during the start of a new module, and must
be screened before attending group to determine appropriateness (MCCFL staff
will be notified when new referrals are being accepted).
|
Tuesdays,
1-2:30pm,
Hood River MCCFL Office
|
Elizabeth White, 541.386.2620 |
| Mindfulness Skills for Teens (Hood River) |
Mindfulness Skills classes for teens are based on
DBT (dialectical behavior therapy). Mindfulness is the trait of staying aware of (paying close attention to)
your thoughts and emotions before acting upon them. DBT is a unique, specialized form of cognitive-behavioral
therapy that was originally developed to treat adults who were chronically suicidal, self-injuring,
and exhibiting symptoms of borderline personality disorder. DBT is now being utilized for treatment of
adolescents who engage in impulsive, aggressive, self-injuring, or suicidal behavior.
|
Thursdays,
3:30-5:00pm,
Hood River MCCFL Office
|
Susan Sisko, 541.386.2620 |
| Illness Management and Recovery Group (Hood River) |
The group, offered in 9-week cycles, will promote recovery strategies;
practical facts about mental illness; and coping with problems, symptoms, and the mental
health system itself. A strong emphasis is placed on goal setting and action. The group is open to
enrolled clients and their family members. |
Wednesdays,
2:30-4:00pm,
Hood River MCCFL Office
|
Steve Stolzoff, 541.386.2620 |
| Intensive Outpatient Services (Hood River) |
This group is for individuals that need a middle level of care for their
alcohol and drug problems. This group focuses on the disease and progression of
addiction, relapse prevention skills, getting needs met effectively, and using
various support systems to get or remain clean and sober. Individuals must
complete and alcohol and drug assessment or be referred for services through a
mental health professional, to meet justification for this level of care. |
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
5:00-7:30 pm,
Hood River MCCFL Community Room
|
Angela Brooks, 541.386.2620 |
| Continuing Care for Teens (Hood River) |
This groups is for adolscents who have a drug and alcohol
diagnosis and have already completed a treatment program. |
Varied Schedule
Hood River MCCFL Community Room
|
Paul Sorenson, 541.386.2620 |
| AOD Education Group (Hood River) |
AOD education group is a series of classes that helps clients
understand the effects of alcohol and other drugs from a bio-psycho-social-spiritual
point of view in an educational format. The agenda presented explores the history of
alcohol and other drugs, DUII laws, 3 models of addiction, stages of change,
relapse and relapse prevention, and stress management. |
Mondays,
4:30-6:30 pm,
Hood River Office
|
Ruben Mosqueda, 541.386.2620 |
| English Process Group (Hood River) |
Open Group: Allows clients to process topics learned in
adult education groups, do step work, and work on issues related to their addiction(s). |
Wednesday,
5-7 pm,
Hood River MCCFL Office |
Ruben Mosqueda, 541.386.2620 |
| Spanish Process Group (Hood River) |
Open Group: Allows clients to process topics learned in
adult education groups, do step work, and work on issues related to their addiction(s). |
Thursdays,
5-7 pm,
Hood River MCCFL Office |
Costa Lopez, 541.386.2620 |
| SOC Family and Youth Support Groups (Hood River County) |
This group is a chance for youth and families dealing with the
challenges associated with severe emotional disturbances to share their
stories, network with other families, and offer support to one another.
Dinner, child care, and travel reimbursement is available. |
1st and 3rd Thursdays,
6-8 pm,
Hood River MCCFL Office |
Abby Kment, 541.296.5452 |
Skills Group
(The Dalles) |
This group is focused on learning and using skills, and is helpful for people who have a
difficult time regulating emotions,
have poor coping skills and poor impulse control, unstable interpersonal relationships,
self harming or parasuicidal behavior or been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder.
Using material based on Dialectical Behavior Therapy, this group is divided into
4 modules which focus on Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotional Regulation and
Interpersonal Effectiveness. Clients can be referred during the start of a new module, and must
be screened before attending group to determine appropriateness (MCCFL staff
will be notified when new referrals are being accepted).
|
Thursdays,
10:30-12 pm,
The Dalles MCCFL Office |
Lucia Gonzales, 541.296.5452 |
| Peer-to-Peer Group (The Dalles) |
For young adults ages 18-25 who wish to develop more
independent living skills. It also provides a time and place to
participate in fun and healthy activities within a supportive community
of peers of similar life experience.
|
Wednesdays,
9:00am-4:00 pm,
The Dalles MCCFL Cottage
|
Jim Bratrud, 541.380.1156 |
| Dual Diagnosis Group (The Dalles) |
The group offers support for continued recovery and reduction of harm
for individuals who have a severe and persistent mental illness as well as significant
issues with substance abuse and dependence.
|
Wednesdays,
2:30-3:30 pm,
The Dalles MCCFL Room 208
|
Jim Hill, 541.296.5452 |
| Continuing Care for Teens (The Dalles) |
This groups is for adolscents who have a drug and alcohol
diagnosis and have already completed a treatment program. |
Varied Schedule
The Dalles CFL Office
|
Paul Sorenson, 541.386.2620 |
| AOD Orientation Group (The Dalles) |
The aim of this group is to orient prospective AOD clients with
services offered at MCCFL and also complete some paper work that is usually done at
assessment time. By completing some of the paper work clients and clinicians have more
time to build rapport and conduct the assessment.
|
Mondays,
3:00 pm,
or Thursdays,
10:00 am,
The Dalles MCCFL Room 208
|
Joni Poole, 541.296.5452 |
| Women's Recovery Group (The Dalles) |
The purpose of this group is to help clients develop personal commitment to
recovery and gain support in the recovery process. This group will help clients identify
strengths and needs as an abstinent person, understand the relapse process and
develop a relapse prevention plan. |
Tuesdays,
10:00-11:30 am,
The Dalles MCCFL Room 208
|
Joni Poole, 541.296.5452 |
| IOP Process Phase 1 (The Dalles) |
This group will help clients identify sticking points in
recovery, develop an understanding of relapse warning signs, and learn how
to develop more meaningful relationships as a recovering person. Process group
will discuss hidden and unconscious aspects of feelings, behavior, and motivation
to help give insight into strengths and needs as a recovering person. |
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays
4:30-7:30 pm,
The Dalles MCCFL Room 208
|
Joni Poole and Justin Nielsen, 541.296.5452 |
| IOP Process Phase 2 (The Dalles) |
This group is a continuation of IOP Process Phase 1, helping
clients identify sticking points in
recovery, develop an understanding of relapse warning signs, and learn how
to develop more meaningful relationships as a recovering person. Process group
will discuss hidden and unconscious aspects of feelings, behavior, and motivation
to help give insight into strengths and needs as a recovering person. |
Tuesdays and Wednesdays,
4:30-7:30 pm,
The Dalles MCCFL Room 208
|
Joni Poole, 541.296.5452 |
| Outpatient/Continuing Care/Phase 3 (The Dalles) |
This group is a continuation of IOP Process Phases 1 and 2, helping
clients maintain strengths and needs as a recovering person. |
Fridays,
9:00-11:00 am,
The Dalles MCCFL Room 208
|
Justin Nielsen, 541.296.5452 |
| AOD Family Education/DUII Group (The Dalles) |
AOD education group is a series of classes that helps clients
understand the effects of alcohol and other drugs from a bio-psycho-social-spiritual
point of view in an educational format. The agenda presented explores the history of
alcohol and other drugs, DUII laws, 3 models of addiction, stages of change,
relapse and relapse prevention, and stress management. |
Wednesdays,
2:00-4:00 pm,
The Dalles MCCFL Annex B Group Room
|
Joni Poole, 541.296.5452 |
| Gambling Addictions Group (The Dalles) |
This is a gambling addictions process/education group. |
Wednesdays,
6:00-8:00 pm,
The Dalles MCCFL Annex B Group Room
|
Delese Kendrick, 541.296.5452 |
| SOC Family and Youth Support Groups (Wasco County) |
This group is a chance for youth and families dealing with the
challenges associated with severe emotional disturbances to share their
stories, network with other families, and offer support to one another.
Dinner, child care, and travel reimbursement is available. |
1st and 3rd Mondays,
6-8 pm,
Life in Christ Center, The Dalles
|
Abby Kment, 541.296.5452 |
| SOC Family and Youth Support Groups (Gilliam County) |
This group is a chance for youth and families dealing with the
challenges associated with severe emotional disturbances to share their
stories, network with other families, and offer support to one another.
Dinner, child care, and travel reimbursement is available. |
2nd Wednesday,
6-8 pm,
Head Start in Condon
|
Abby Kment, 541.296.5452 |
| SOC Family and Youth Support Groups (Sherman County) |
This group is a chance for youth and families dealing with the
challenges associated with severe emotional disturbances to share their
stories, network with other families, and offer support to one another.
Dinner, child care, and travel reimbursement is available. |
2nd and 4th Thursdays,
6-8 pm,
SOC Office in Moro
| Abby Kment, 541.296.5452 |
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