Our Referral Process
Individuals may contact our center to schedule a CSTAR assessment. An individual assessment will determine the appropriate treatment level for eligible women.

Referrals are welcome from consumers, hospitals, physicians, families, self-help groups, public health clinics or other treatment facilities.

CSTAR Substance Abuse Services to Women Community support service is available as needed for each level of treatment services. Our program is a six-month, multi-level process designed to assist women in sustaining recovery. Three levels of treatment are provided to meet the individual needs of the women we serve:

Level 1 - Residential/Community Based Treatment
Includes up to 40 hours of intensive structured therapeutic activity per week. Treatment consists of individual, couples and/or family counseling, group counseling and group education.

Level 2 - Community Based Rehabilitation
Intensive Outpatient Services provide individual, couples and/or family therapy, group counseling and group education on a weekly basis. Services are guided by each woman’s plan.

Level 3 - Community Based Supportive Recovery
Supportive Recovery Services include individual, couples and/or family therapy, group counseling and education. Services continue to be guided by the strengths and needs identified in each woman’s plan.

Treatment across all levels also includes addressing medical needs, and assistance with developing and using supports available in the community.

To Empower Women to Make Better Choices

Our Philosophy
Carol Jones Recovery Center will develop a collaborative relationship with women, their families and community resources to foster healthy and functional living for all members involved. Our goal is to treat all the women we serve with dignity and respect, to encourage community mindedness and approach the treatment process from a team-driven approach.

Women working on recovery with the Carol Jones Recovery Center for Women (CJRC) team participate in up to a six-month program. The program begins with a detailed individualized assessment. This assessment assists each woman and her team in developing a treatment plan matching services and resources with each woman’s strengths and needs. Many women’s plans include ideas for supporting her with her children and family.

The amount of time in contact with the team ranges from a few hours a week up to forty hours a week. Some women may need the safety of living in the available residential level of services, living as a resident at CJRC for up to 28 days. Completion of a residential stay is followed by continued outpatient involvement.

Outpatient services are offered at various times during the week in order to match women’s schedules as much as possible.