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About Fellowship Houses
When a young man is given the freedom to build a life in early recovery, it is essential that this new level of autonomy be matched with support and guidance.
Fellowship Houses offers a dignified bridge between primary treatment and living life sober in the real world. We teach our residents how to build a life in recovery and to immerse themselves in a sober community that exceeds their expectations. Each resident learns how to function within the group and thrives as an independent self.
Levels of Care
Partial Hospitalization
Fellowship’s Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) are the next step in addiction treatment. It is comprehensive, structured, and evidence based.
Intensive Outpatient
Intensive outpatient program (IOP) is the next phase of addiction recovery treatment. Patients continue growth while maintaining their employment, ,academics and life responsibilities.
Outpatient
We recommend Fellowship House outpatient therapy (OP) for graduates of higher levels of care. It serves as valuable maintenance and allows further growth.
Meet Our Leadership
Larry Moran Esq.
Executive Director/Founder
Joe Van Wie
CEO/Founder
Jonathan Blake, LSW
Clinical Director
Dr. Matthew Haley
Medical Director
Frequently Asked Questions
We provide outpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, and residential services. We do not offer inpatient detox.
The evaluation process lasts approximately 2.5 hours. You will complete some initial paper work and standardized assessments of mental health and substance use (approximately 1 hour), then meet with a clinician who will further assess your mental health, your substance use and general functioning during a structured interview (approximately 1.5 hours).
We understand addiction as a long-term recovery process, so patients can receive treatment services as long as they are interested in receiving care and motivated to attend appointments consistently.
No, we understand relapse as a part of recovery. We will continue to work with you as long as you are interested and willing to continue. However, if we feel that you need more intensive treatment for a period of time, we will help you access that treatment and will stay involved throughout that process. We will also be available for step-down, after-care treatment if you are still interested in our services.
You may be terminated from our program if you demonstrate inappropriate behavior towards other patients or staff.
Patients are required to complete a urine sample and oral fluid test the day of their initial evaluation. After that, we require random testing throughout treatment.
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