Programs & Treatments

Structured Care That Fits Into Real Life

Crossroads provides evidence-based outpatient care while keeping you connected to work, school, and family.

A Local Alternative to Residential Care

Flexible Care for Real Life

Flexible treatment options designed around each person’s needs, responsibilities, and recovery goals.

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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Structured treatment with multiple weekly sessions for people who need more support than standard outpatient counseling but do not require residential care.

Juvenile Behavioral Accountability Program (JBAP)

A structured, court-referred program for youth ages 12–17 combining counseling, skill development, accountability, and progress monitoring to improve decision-making and reduce future court involvement.

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Outpatient Treatment

Flexible ongoing care supporting recovery while clients continue normal work, school, and family responsibilities.

Individual Counseling

Private sessions focused on personal goals, triggers, emotional health, relationships, coping skills, and sustained change.

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Group Therapy

Professionally facilitated groups combining education, connection, accountability, and practical recovery tools.

Substance Abuse Evaluations

Professional evaluations and recommendations for individuals, families, courts, probation, employers, and other referral sources.

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DUI Services

Assessment, counseling, and treatment support for alcohol- or drug-related driving concerns and requirements.

Relapse Prevention

Identify warning signs, strengthen coping skills, build recovery supports, and create a realistic plan for maintaining progress.

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Family Support

Education and guidance to improve communication, establish healthy boundaries, and support recovery without enabling harmful behavior.

Find the Right Support

Not sure which program is right for you? Call us for a confidential assessment and personalized recommendation.