1) Community-Based Therapy Model An environmentally structured setting designed to promote positive lifestyle change through peer reinforcement, behavioral modification, mutual support and respect. 2) Directional Therapy The process by which a resident is guided, supported and directed by staff as they develop personal strategies and plan the course and expectation of treatment goals. It is designed to help residents build commitment throughout the process of behavior and attitude modification. 3) Motivational Interviewing A directed resident-centered approach that elicits behavioral change by helping an individual explore and resolve ambivalence. 4) Task-Focused Activity A therapeutic tool involving experiential learning and identity role reversal designed to promote self-esteem, responsibility and discipline. 5) Therapeutic Challenge Course An action-based therapy model that incorporates problem-solving initiatives, teamwork and communication skills challenging an individual's faith, trust and commitment. 6) Community Meeting A motivational gathering that gauges the progress of the environment by monitoring peer involvement and individual investment. The meeting establishes the business of the day. 7) Self-Help Orientation An educational and spiritual component that teaches and promotes the twelve-step principles and traditions. 8) Relapse Prevention An intervention and prevention group that identifies and assesses the signs and signals of relapse. 9) Leisure Time Management A focus group that concentrates on motivational techniques geared to improve social skills and responsible recreational interactions. 10) Gender-Specific Groups Targeted groups identifying and addressing issues and concerns relevant to the recovery process. 11) Static Group Autonomous group where residents are encouraged to share personal issues and experiences in a secure confidential setting.

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