1258 High Street, Eugene, OR 97401

Phone 541-342-8437 | Fax 541-242-2999

Recovery Program Expectations

While involved in services in the Recovery Program, you are expected to:

• Help with service planning and be certain you understand all service goals and specific activities, including assessment and evaluation procedures, group and individual sessions and educational components.
• Set and maintain personal goals around the use of alcohol and other non-prescribed mood-altering substances and address issues caused by use.
• Follow group guidelines, sent with group email invite.
• Provide urine samples when requested by treatment providers.
• Abstain from tobacco use in any form (including e-cigarettes) on program facilities or groups, including virtual group rooms. If you wish to smoke, you must wait until session breaks and leave facility property. Tobacco use on facility property is not permitted.
• Refrain from carrying weapons while attending appointments on program facilities or grounds. Guns, knives, and weapons of any kind are banned on facility property.
• Pay any service fees assessed, including insurance co-pays, at the time of appointment.
• Notify the agency of any intended absences from services at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled appointment. See no show policy.

Non-compliance with any of the above expectations can result in denial of services and may be grounds for termination from the Recovery Program. If you have any questions about these expectations, please ask your primary therapist for clarification.

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