The Dual Diagnosis Recovery Program is designed for adults dealing with co-existing mental health and substance use issues. Topics for discussion may include: sobriety, career, relationships, and mental or physical health. The DDRP groups may be supplemented with individual, family, or couples sessions and drug/alcohol screening and education. This group often satisfies court ordered treatment requirements.

The Dual Diagnosis Recovery Program is designed for Young Adults dealing with transitional issues and focuses on four main areas: sobriety, mental/physical health, education/employment, and family relationships. The DDRP may include group, individual or family sessions, education, and drug and alcohol screening. This group often satisfies court ordered treatment expectations.

The Adolescent Dual Diagnosis Recovery Program is for teens and their parents who are struggling with a substance use as well as mental health issues. Teens participate in a therapy group and then move on to a Life Skills group while their parents have their own support group. In order to successfully complete the program adolescents need to demonstrate: 1. Four months clean2. Stable mental and physical health 3. Improved family relationships and 4. Consistent education/employment.