DJG LLC - Primary Purpose Behavioral Health

Outpatient Treatment Paired With Supportive Sober Living

DJG LLC – Primary Purpose Behavioral Health combines outpatient care with supportive sober living, so clients can work on recovery skills while living in a structured setting. Housing is available for men and women in separate facilities and may be used alongside treatment services or on its own. This setup can be a fit for people who want clinical support plus a stable, recovery-focused place to live while building toward independent living.

Structured Intensive Outpatient Program With DBT and ACT

The intensive outpatient program is group-based, meeting multiple times per week for several hours per session. Treatment includes individual counseling and group counseling, with therapy grounded in approaches like dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). The focus is practical and skills-oriented, helping clients manage cravings, navigate triggers, and build day-to-day coping tools that support sustained engagement in recovery.

Medications for Addiction Treatment With Ongoing Clinical Monitoring

Medication management is available through an advanced practice registered nurse (APRN), alongside ongoing counseling and clinical follow-up. The program supports medications for addiction treatment (MAT), including buprenorphine and naltrexone, and it can also work with clients who receive these medications from outside prescribing providers. For people managing both substance use and mental health concerns, the facility offers assessment services to support coordinated, clinically informed care planning.

Case Management, Transportation Help, and Step-Down Planning

Primary Purpose Behavioral Health emphasizes practical support that can make treatment easier to stick with. Targeted case management helps clients connect with health care and social services, while peer support and recovery mentoring add accountability and community. Telehealth and transportation assistance may reduce common barriers to attending sessions. For clients in sober living, the phased structure includes a transition focus, such as employment-readiness support and relapse prevention planning, to help clients move toward stability outside of program structure.