The Basics
Confront originated as a halfway house back in 1969, founded by a family hoping to address the Allentown, Pennsylvania community’s growing problem with alcoholism and substance abuse. It has since become a member of Treatment Trends rehabilitation network, which offers a large range of services including residential and outpatient treatment for drug and alcohol abuse.
Confront’s mission is to lessen the suffering caused by substance abuse by providing compassionate treatment services—including evaluation, referrals, an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and transitional services to recovering addicts, veterans and their families. Additionally, services can be tailored for sexual abuse survivors and their non-offending parents. Confront provides cutting-edge programming and referral services to treat diverse populations of people from various backgrounds using a holistic approach and evidence-based treatment methods.
Treatment and Staff
Confront offers general outpatient and IOP treatment services to clients who have already completed a residential program (either a Treatment Trends facility or outside the network) or who don’t need more intensive treatment beyond outpatient. Treatment incorporates the 12-step framework and adheres to the philosophy that alcoholism and drug addiction are progressive diseases that need a mental, physical and spiritual approach to treatment.
Clients receive an individualized treatment plan that includes individual and group therapy that uses CBT, relapse prevention and empathetic counseling. Treatment services are available Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 9 pm, Fridays from 8:30 am to 8 pm and Saturdays from 9:30 to 11:30 am.
Clients attend groups with a diverse range of topics including Psycho-dynamic/Process Therapy, Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET), Seeking Safety (for trauma/substance abuse), Addiction Awareness, Conflict Resolution, Criminality, Co-occurring Diagnosis Groups, Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, yoga and Expressive Arts.
The staff and treatment team at Confront are made up of a licensed therapists and counselors including LCSWs and CADCs who are qualified to provide dual diagnosis support. Detox services are not available.
Extras
Spanish speaking services as well as hearing impaired services are available for both individual and group therapy. Confront also has Trauma-Informed Care trauma-informed care services in place to ensure that the staff is qualified to work with clients who are easily triggered by PTSD and other conditions. Periodically, there are groups dealing with criminal thinking behavior, restorative parenting and basic life skills training—such as budgeting, resume preparations and employment interviewing. Vocational referrals are also part of the Confront program.
Additional services include assessment for DUI offenders, protective parenting for non-offending parents, physical and sexual abuse treatment, on-site psychiatric services and play therapy. Foster care referrals and other child services are also available.
In Summary
Confront’s outpatient program is a dynamic treatment approach to substance abuse that creates a program to suit each individual’s recovery needs. With the goal of treating the whole person instead of just the illness, Confront staff go beyond standard treatment and offer a range of therapeutic services that help prepare clients to succeed in all areas of their life. By accepting both private and state insurance, self-pay and sliding scale fees based on income, Confront makes their services available to most. Children receive services for free.
Treatment Trends: Confront
1130 Walnut St
Allentown, PA 18102
Treatment Trends: Confront Cost: Insurance and sliding scale. Reach Treatment Trends: Confront by phone at (610)433-0148.
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