ACCESS Capabilities INC.
SERVICES
ACCESS Capabilities, Inc. continues to offer affordable services for the recovery and prevention of substance abuse and recovery. To facilitate this ACCESS offers the following professional services:
*ASSESMENT
*INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP COUNSELING
*FAMILY AND COUPLES COUNSELING
*CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY AND RECOVERY SKILLS
*FAMILY RECOVERY SKILLS
*LIFE SKILLS
*INTRODUCTION TO THE 12 STEP PHILOSOPHY
*REFERRAL TO OTHER SERVICES AND PROVIDERS
CLEAN AND SOBER LIVING
ACCESS Capabilities currently offers clean and sober housing to men and women on the East side of Hawai'i Island in the community of Kea'au. We are currently working on accreditation for higher levels of care (i.e. Therapeutic Living Program TLP) which will replace the current program in the Laukapu House in Hilo. To be eligible for the residential program an individual must have HMSA Commercial, Quest, University Health Alliance (UHA) insurance, or pay cash ($2500/month). Additionally the individual must require substance abuse treatment above the Intensive Outpatient level which will be provided at the Pahoa office of ACCESS Capabilities. Monthly rent is $300 and an additionaly $25 a week for food(food stamps are applicable). If interested please contact Debra Ravey at the Pahoa office at 808-965-1198.
EARLY INTERVENTION
Early Intervention is a level of treatment where a person's use of substance is neither prolonged nor intense. Usually this behavior can be effectively addressed through brief intrventions focus on physco-educational information.
RECOVERY INFORMATION
This level of treatment is effective at addressing the issues of individuals who have had repeated issues with drugs or alcohol but do no meet the criteria for intensive services.
Intensive Services
ACCESS Capabilities offers three Intensive service programs at all locations:
Intensive Outpatient Services
This is for individuals who have been assessed to the ASAM II.I level of services. These services are typically completed in three phases. Phase I meets three times a week, Phase II twice a week, and Phase III once a week. These services are designed to be completed in six months but completion depends on the individual's ability to meet treatment goals.
Low Intensity Outpatient Services
This is for individuals who have been assessed to the ASAM I.0 level of services and do not meet level II.I criteria. These services are typically completed in two phases Phase II meets twice a week, and Phase III once a week. These services are designed to be completed in six months but completion depends on the individual's ability to meet treatment goals.
Outpatient Services
This is for individuals who have been assessed to the ASAM I.0 Recovery Introduction or Level 0.5 Early Intervention level of services and do not meet level II.I criteria. These services depend on the individual program created for each recipient and can vary from individual to individual.