Phone: (715) 723-5585

Alcohol & Drug Day Treatment

Every individual struggling with substance use disorders has unique needs. Some individuals need a structured and intensive recovery program but do not require a residential stay at our facility. Our day treatment program is an eight week program that provides a multi-disciplinary approach for individuals living in Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, or a surrounding community.

Our treatment philosophy is based on the medical model of addiction and integrates the 12-Step facilitation model, the Matrix Model, motivational interviewing, and other approaches that support healthy recovery.

Our structured day treatment substance use disorders program includes educational sessions focusing on addiction, improving mental health, and preventing relapses. Staff encourages healthy evening and weekend activities including AA or NA meetings.

Part One:
- 4 Weeks: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
- 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
- Family Program: Wednesdays 3-5 PM
- Individual counseling session, once per week
Part Two:
- 4 Weeks: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
- 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
- Individual counseling session, once per week
Relapse Prevention:
- 8 Weeks: Mondays from 6-7 PM or Thursdays 8:30-10 AM

Support for Family and Friends
Our counselors also offer a family program to help friends and family develop a better understanding of their loved ones addiction, treatment, and life after treatment. Attendance in not mandatory but is highly encouraged.

Tobacco Use
Current research suggests that the use of tobacco increases death rates and relapses in the recovery community. L.E. Phillips Libertas - Treatment Center recognizes that tobacco is a deadly, addictive substance and treats addiction along with all drugs of abuse. Our Center is a tobacco-free, scent-free environment.

Drug Tests
Random urinary analysis drug screening and breathalyzer testing are also components of the day treatment program.

Insurance
Day treatment is funded through most types of insurance, HMO’s, managed care organizations, Medicaid, and Medicare. We will verify your benefits available through your funding source for you.

Call 715-723-5585 for more information.

GET HELP NOW

Call our 24-hour help line.
715-723-5585 or
800-680-4578

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Know the signs of substance use disorders.

Too often the symptoms go unnoticed. Be willing to look; substance use disorder is a treatable disease. Learn how to recognize the signs.

What if they won't seek help?

Many people enter treatment reluctantly, not recognizing there's a problem. In order to accept help, your loved one may need an intervention. Before you intervene, please ask for free professional advice; we're always here for you as a resource.