Substance Abuse Services

• Basic Outpatient Services (BOP): This program aims to increase responsibility, manage risk, and reduce harm through systematic treatment approaches to address adolescent substance abuse.
• Intensive Outpatient Services (IOP): This program is designed to provide an effective, comprehensive and systematic treatment approach to address high-risk adolescent substance use which has been unresponsive to less restrictive treatment. Professional staff work with youth six to nine hours per week to have the adolescents focus on changing their destructive patterns related to substance abuse. Treatment plans are developed based on the individual needs but will include a combination of individual therapy, family therapy and/or group counseling. 
  
  Groups offered include: 
  
  
  • Crossroads:  This three tiered group gives an understanding of personal behaviors, thoughts, and emotions related to using alcohol and other drugs and the recognition of personal decisions and their consequences. 
     
    
    • Crossroads Programming: A Multi-Level Group System
      • Multi-Family Family First
      • First Step
      • Pathways Boys
      • Pathways Girls
      • Transitions Boys
      • Transitions Girls
      • Multi-Family Transitions 
  • The Seven Challenges: is designed for adolescent (and young adult) substance abusing and substance dependent individuals to motivate decisions and commitments to change. Once such decisions and commitments are made, the program guides young people toward success in implementing the desired changes.
• Counseling Services: Family, Individual and Group OMNI offers a variety of counseling services, each designed with the client’s specific needs in mind. Family involvement is strongly encouraged and critical to the overall success of treatment.

• Navigators: an interactive parent information series incorporating experiential activities into lessons with information, parenting ideas, and support. Topics include:
  • Adolescent Development
  • Normal Adolescence
  • Consequences
  • Communication
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Parental Self-Care
  • Pharmacology
  • Signs & Symptoms of Substance Use
  • Substance Use & The Family
  • The 4 Stages of Teen Substance Use
  • Distorted Thinking Patterns in Teens
  • Working with Systems
• Response: provides a timely response to youth referred due to drug and alcohol related violations on school property or in the community. Youth and their families participate. Families will gain an increased awareness of factors that impact substance use and will receive recommendations at the conclusion of the program as well as a certification of completion. Program goals include increased awareness of factors that impact substance use, effective responses and acknowledge how youth’s actions affect others. Two parent workshops and urinalysis drug test are included in the program.  
• Tobacco-Free Teens: This is a one-session group that educates students about the hazards of tobacco use. Through information, discussion and experiences, this group helps teens to prepare for a tobacco-free lifestyle.  
• Crisis Intervention Services: Professional staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for crisis intervention responses to adolescent related emergency situations. OMNI provides immediate response to crisis calls from police, schools, clients or families seeking immediate assistance with adolescent or family related problems. Family stabilization is the focus of this service.
• Drug Testing Services: OMNI uses frequent and random alcohol and other drug screening tests. Urinalysis tests are conducted to assess a client’s current substance use, monitor progress and provide an objective method of accountability to reflect client progress to referral sources and/or parents.
• Psychological Testing Services Psychological Testing Services:

• Psycho-diagnostic Testing
• ADHD Diagnostic Assessment
• Personality Assessment

Fees for services vary from program to program.   A sliding fee scale is available for those families who may have an inability to pay, which is based upon household income, number of dependents and relevant outstanding expenses. OMNI Youth Services understands that some families are not able to pay the full hourly rate, therefore a portion of the cost in being supported by various local, state, federal and private sources. A full breakdown of the resources can be viewed in our Annual Report.

For more information on services, schedules and fees, contact our Buffalo Grove office at (847) 353-1500.