Welcome To CLEAN, Inc.

Choosing Life Ending Addiction Now (CLEAN), Inc is a  Licensed Outpatient Alcohol & Drug Program that provides the following outpatient drug and alcohol treatment services: individual and group therapy, random drug testing, individual drug and alcohol assessments, referral to higher levels of care, family therapy, informational sessions for concerned family members or significant others, family or significant other intervention services and community education.

Our treatment philosophy is quite simple. We are effective and convenient. We build individualized treatment programs to help clients get back on track—with minimal disruption to their busy lives. For many clients, the flexibility of outpatient care allows them to remain within a supportive family environment and to keep working. Our convenient outpatient programs offer day and night sessions.

Clean utilizes a combination of emotional, psychological and behavioral treatment interventions. Some of these therapeutic interventions include:

• Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT): This approach teaches people to identify certain types of maladaptive thoughts so that they can adjust the resultant behaviors associated with them, such as using and/or abusing alcohol. The underlying idea is that thoughts and behaviors are learned, and thus can be unlearned. CBT teaches individuals to cope with triggers that may lead to drinking and drug use and to learn new ways to cope and avoid relapse.
• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT): This approach was developed to treat people who used stimulants, though variations of the original treatment protocol have been used to help people with substance use issues involving opioids and alcohol.
• Trauma Focused-EMDR: a structured therapy that encourages the patient to briefly focus on the trauma memory while simultaneously experiencing bilateral stimulation (typically eye movements), which is associated with a reduction in the vividness and emotion associated with the trauma memories.
• Contingency management: This approach is based on the idea that individual recovery may be promoted when some of the rewarding aspects of using drugs or alcohol are replaced with other types of rewards to encourage abstinence. Clients are often given vouchers for submitting negative urine drug screens, for example, or attending certain groups. These vouchers can be traded for a variety of items.
•  Motivational Interviewing:This approach focuses on meeting a client where they are and not forcing a person to see that he or she has a problem with drugs or alcohol. Instead, the therapist works on “rolling with resistance,” an approach in which the counselor helps the person determine his or her own definition of the problem, as well as the solution, which minimizes power struggles and resistance, as the person isn’t being told what to do. Other techniques are designed to motivate change.
• 12-step facilitation: Patients are introduced to the concept of 12-step groups for recovery and relapse prevention. The principles of 12-step groups are used as a foundation of the program and attendance at 12-step groups, such as AA is encourage and promoted as a tool for aftercare.

Family therapy: Family therapy incorporates the family into treatment by including them in sessions and encourages members to set up family rules that reinforce abstinence and discourage substance use. This approach includes contracting for positive behaviors and sometimes incorporates elements of contingency management.

Clean also provides court-ordered prevention classes:

• Adult DUI Classes
• Minors In Possession/Alcohol Awareness Classes
• Parenting Classes
• Anger Management Classes
• Domestic Violence/Batter Prevention Classes
• Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Groups

We are committed to creating, promoting, and maintaining positive long-lasting relationships within our community for the foreseeable future.