Type of Care:

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Mix Of Mental Health And Substance Abuse

Available Service Settings Provided by Chilton Shelby Mental Health Center:

Outpatient Drug Treatment Programs

Regular Outpatient Treatment

Types of Treatment Approaches offered at This Rehab Facility:

Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Dialectical Behavior Therapy

Anger Management

Brief Intervention Approach

Motivational Interviewing

Matrix Model

Outreach To Persons In The Community

Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy

Relapse Prevention

Substance Abuse Counseling Approach

Trauma Related Counseling

12 Step Based Programs

Payment:

Self Pay Drug Rehab Programs

Medicaid Based Drug and Alcohol Rehab Programs

Medicare Based Drug and Alcohol Rehab Programs

State Financed Health Insurance Plan Other Than Medicaid

Drug Rehabs That Accept Private Health Insurance

Substance Abuse Treatment Programs that accept Military Insurance Tricare

Sliding Scale Drug and Alcohol Treatment Centers

Additional Special Programs Offered by Chilton Shelby Mental Health Center:

Teen Addiction Treatment

Aftercare Continuing Care

Assistance With Obtaining Social Services

Case Management

Comprehensive Mental Health Assessment

Substance Abuse Assessment

Drug Or Alcohol Urine Screening

Discharge Planning

Early Intervention For Hiv

Family Counseling Offered

Federal Or Any Government Funding For Substance Abuse Programs

Group Counseling Offered

HIV or AIDS education counseling Or Support

Health Education Services Other Than Hiv Aids Or Hepatitis

Individual Counseling Offered

Ihs Tribal Urban Funds

Mental Health Services

Accepts Clients On Opioid Medication

Drug Ed and Prevention

Screening For Mental Health Disorders

Screening For Substance Abuse

Social Skills Development

State Substance Abuse Agency

State Department Of Health

State Mental Health Department

Age Groups that Treatment is Provided for:

Children Adolescents

Adults

Exclusive Services:

Dui And Dwi Clients

Gender Accepted:

Female

Male

Language Services:

Services For The Hearing-Impaired