FCC Behavioral Health - Turning Leaf 1

A Structured Continuum for Adult Substance Use Treatment

Turning Leaf 1 serves adults ages 18 and older with a full range of substance use treatment options designed to match changing needs over time. Services include supervised social (non-medical) detox, Level I Residential Treatment with 24-hour oversight, Level I Day Treatment, and outpatient options such as intensive outpatient (IOP) and supported recovery. Residential care follows a highly structured weekly schedule with frequent therapeutic programming and consistent clinical access, offering a clear routine for people who benefit from daily accountability.

Therapy Focused on Substance Use and Co-Occurring Needs

Treatment begins with comprehensive screening and assessment, followed by individual counseling, group counseling, and family therapy. Clinical approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, trauma-related counseling, anger management, contingency management/motivational incentives, the Matrix Model, and 12-step facilitation. Co-occurring counseling and mental health services are available for individuals navigating substance use alongside emotional or behavioral health concerns.

Medications for Addiction Treatment and Ongoing Clinical Support

Turning Leaf 1 provides medications for addiction treatment (MAT), including buprenorphine and naltrexone, and supports relapse prevention with naltrexone. Medication services may be delivered directly or coordinated through contracted or in-network prescribing partners. Telehealth options help maintain continuity of care, and the program offers ongoing clinical monitoring, including substance use testing and select health screenings, to support treatment engagement.

Recovery Planning That Addresses Daily Life Stability

Practical recovery support is a core part of the program. Clients have access to case management, peer support, self-help groups, and assistance connecting to housing resources and social services. Employment counseling and vocational or educational support help address common barriers during recovery. Discharge planning, aftercare coordination, naloxone education, and follow-up services are designed to support safer transitions after treatment.

Group Living and Justice-Involved Programming

Residential accommodations are group-style, live-in housing with staff supervision at all times. Daily meals and shared spaces support peer interaction and group-based programming. Transportation assistance may be available for treatment-related needs. Turning Leaf 1 also offers the Substance Awareness Traffic Offender Program (SATOP) and services for justice-involved clients. Sign language services are available, and smoking and vaping are permitted in designated areas.