This program is a twelve to twenty six week commitment designed to build skills and gain insights into the emotional, physical, cognitive and behavioral aspects of anger and its escalation. Anger Management enhances home and social safety, as well as increases self-awareness and promotes life productivity.

This program is a 26 to 52 week commitment designed to provide education and counseling to batterers and abusers. The goal of the program is to provide participants with information, insights and skills in an effort to assist them in changing attitudes, behaviors, and beliefs that cause and or lead to domestic violence and child abuse. Clients are evaluated on an ongoing bases and services are individualized to address the specifics of clients violent and abusive behaviors. This program provides services to individuals who are known violent offenders, domestic violence offenders, child abusers, stalkers, and others affected by the expression of assertive, violent, and intimidating outbursts of aggressive behavior.

More than half a million (638,484) drug-related emergencies were reported in 2001 - nearly a 75-percent increase over 1990 (371,208). Nearly 20,000 people in 2000 died of drug-related causes.

Illegal drugs have an enormous impact on society, taking 52,000 lives annually and draining the economy of $160 billion dollars a year. Everyone pays the toll in the form of higher health-care costs, dangerous neighborhoods, and an overcrowded criminal justice system.

Parents are the first line of defense in preventing illegal drug use.

 

Applied Behavioral Science’s Alcohol and Drug Abuse Family Intervention Program has qualified health care professionals including therapists and addictionolagyists ready to assist you and your family in resolving it’s sensitive family issues. Individual family and group therapy is available to individuals and families affected by alcohol and drug problems. Family intervention specialists are available to do home visits to consult parents and family members in assessing family drug problems and coordination intervention services. Family intervention specialists can also assist you in motivating a reluctant substance abusing family member to seek help voluntarily.

 

 

Driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) is a leading cause of death among youth under the age of 25. Every year the Police make thousands of arrests for alcohol-related offenses; and the courts processed thousands of misdemeanors and felonies for impaired driving. More than 50 percent of the prosecutions were for repeat DUI offenses, and nearly 30 percent of the repeat offenders had already been prosecuted for at least two previous offenses.