R.I.S.E

RISE

Reaching and Intervening with Substance-using moms Effectively


The R.I.S.E. program is uniquely designed to meet the needs of currently pregnant and newly pregnant mothers (12 months and under) who are struggling with substance use. 

Admissions Criteria:


  • Must be 18 years old older
  • Must have a primary substance use disorder diagnosis
  • Be pregnant and/or have given birth to a child   within the last 12 months
  • Motivated for long term treatment
  • Medically appropriate for the day to day activities that treatment entails


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Program Highlights:

 

  • Residential treatment and supportive services for up to 12 months
  • Customized treatment plans for pregnant and postpartum mothers
  • Access to medical and mental health services for participant and minor children
  • Opportunities for fathers and family members to receive certain services
  • Wrap around services for housing support, education, job placement, and access to other resources for up to 12 months

 



Available Services:


  • Pre-natal Support
  • Parenting classes and child development coaching and support
  • Tobacco Harm Reduction
  • Job training and readiness
  • GED & Literacy skills enhancement
  • Computer skills
  • Job placement services
  • Couples counseling if married or in a current relationship
  • Family planning counseling/birth control options
  • Grief and loss counseling
  • Child visitation assistance
  • Family counseling
  • Transportations
  • Post-partum depression counseling

 Families and Fathers 


MHFV was one the few agency's that was provided funds from SAMHSA to assist with educating , equipping and engaging with Fathers, Family Members and Intimate partners to help empower the ladies recovery journey. The uniqueness about our RISE program is that it allows me to build a rapport with family members, fathers and a healthy support system. Before the environmental issues I was able to meet families at their residence, coffee shops, etc. 


Hindsight, that served as a great ice breaker and also opportunity for Unconditional Positive Regard (UPR ), which is accepting people where they are with out judgement. 


In becoming a part of their healthy recovery process, the ladies must sign a ROI for anyone of the support system. The support system must be deemed healthy and safe for the mothers recovery process. Once that is done the father family advocate contacts them and does a screening, assessment and presentation. This collaboration provides the Father Family Advocate to creatively motivate the fathers , family members and or system of care in a unique way by in which there being Empowered instead of enabled. The psychoeducational material in our classes are taught to family members , fathers and system of care virtually and in person during our family event once a month.


Addiction is family disease that affects the entire family , therefore the recovery process should include a system (family members) that cares.



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