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Healthy Lives Maryland (Succor Transitional Program, Inc.)
Healthy Lives, LLC
ABOUT
Healthy Lives offers support for people with mental health or substance use problems.
Phone
(443) 219-7901 voiceLocation
1001 Pine Heights, Suite 303Baltimore, MD 21229
Services
- Housing Services
- Substance Abuse Treatment
- Mental Health
- Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP)
- Outpatient Programs
Website
www.healthylivesmaryland.com/
info@healthylivesmaryland.com
Hours
General Information
Healthy Lives helps people with mental health and substance use problems.
They offer many services, including therapy, help with jobs, and programs to support recovery.
Services include:
- Mental Health Therapy
- Substance Use Treatment
- Psychiatric Rehabilitation (PRP)-
- Medication Help
- Employment Help
- Suboxone Treatment
- DDA Programs
Healthy Lives works with other groups to give clients the care they need.
Services
Housing Services
About
Healthy Lives offers safe homes for people recovering from substance use. These homes provide daily support, health check-ups, and activities to help you on your recovery journey.
Housing Support Services
This program helps you learn how to live on your own and keep your home. You will work with a housing specialist to make a plan and get help finding and keeping a place to live. Support may include help with applications, bills, and learning how to be a good tenant.
Supported Living Services
This service helps people who live on their own with daily tasks. You may get help with cooking, cleaning, going to appointments, taking medicine, or getting around. The support depends on what you need to live safely and independently.
Service Categories
Substance Abuse Treatment
About
Healthy Lives helps people with drug and alcohol problems through personalized treatment plans. They also offer services to help employers maintain a drug-free workplace.
You will start with an assessment to find the right level of care. Services may include education for DWI/DUI, regular outpatient therapy, or more intensive programs. Healthy Lives offers support through group and individual sessions, with options that fit your schedule.
Some people may need care several days a week or live in a treatment home. Healthy Lives has safe homes where people can stay while they work on recovery. All services focus on helping you stay on track and succeed in a healthy, drug-free life.
Mental Health
About
Healthy Lives offers therapy for children, teens, and adults. Licensed therapists help people with mental health needs feel better and build healthy habits. Therapy can take place at home or in an office.
Therapists use different types of care based on what you need. They can help with things like trauma, ADHD, depression, and more. Services include individual, family, couples, or group therapy. Medication support is also available when needed.
Fees:
Call the center to find out more about fees.Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP)
About
Healthy Lives has a program that helps children, teens, and adults with mental health needs. This program teaches life skills to help you feel better, stay healthy, and do well at home, in school, or in the community.
For Adults
Adults learn how to take care of their health, follow their treatment plan, find a job, manage money, and live on their own.
For Children and Teens
Children and teens join fun and helpful activities to learn good behavior, feel more confident, do better in school, and plan for the future.
This program helps you build skills to feel stronger and more independent.
Outpatient Programs
About
Healthy Lives offers two types of treatment to help with mental health or substance use.
Outpatient Treatment (OP) gives you support through one-on-one or group sessions. You can keep your normal routine while getting the help you need.
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP) gives you more support with over 9 hours of care each week. This includes both group and individual sessions.
A care plan is made just for you, and your sessions are scheduled to fit your life.
Audience:
People who are struggling with drug or alcohol use.
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