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Individual and Group Therapy
CASA embraces a variety of therapies. The counselor and the patient decide the therapeutic interventions that work for the most successful course of treatment.
Certified Recovery Peer Support
A Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) is a person who has experienced both addiction and recovery and as a member of the team can provide mentorship, coaching, and accountability to patients. A bilingual CPS will often be incorporated in treatment through your waiting area experience, groups, and case consultations. They are often available via phone after regular working hours.
For more information or to schedule an appointment call (215) 634-3259
Interventions include:
- Motivational Interviewing
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
- Client-Centered Therapy
- Rational Emotive Therapy
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Integrative Therapy
- Family/Couples Therapy
- Psychotherapy/Groups
- Skills Development
- Various Support and Dynamic Groups
- And more… innovation never stops.
Psychiatric Evaluations and Medication Assistance
As a co-occurring capable clinic, CASA provides access to a qualified psychiatrist between 1-7 days from admission. Our objective is to help you find immediate mental and physical stability so your mind and your body can be ready for the next steps of substance use treatment.
For more information or to schedule an appointment call (215) 634-3259
Medically Assisted Treatment
Medication is a viable part of treatment that helps control cravings, reduce relapses, and jump-start achieving recovery goals. CASA treats Alcohol, Opioid, and Nicotine addictions through the use of medications and counseling.
- Suboxone for OUD
- Sublocade for OUD
- Vivitrol for OUD/AUD
- Nicotine Replacement Medications
Social Services
Social services are a part of assessments and offered to patients enrolled in either Adult or Youth Treatment Programs.
We provide level of care assessments for potential and existing patients, helping them with medical and financial benefits, including entrance into detox programs and higher levels of care.
For more information or to schedule an appointment call (215) 634-3259
Available Social Service Assistance
- Prescription and Insurance Coverage
- Transportation
- Welfare Benefits and Social Security Assistance
- Work Placement Assistance
- Temporary housing Assistance
- Sexual and Reproductive Health Assistance
- Food and Nutrition
- Utility Assistance
Spiritual Care
Your spiritual well-being is always taken into consideration within the holistic care we provide at CASA. According to the National Institute of Health, individuals recovering from addictions frequently cite spirituality as a helpful influence. Our belief in Jesus Christ guides everything we do and makes us even more committed to people of all diverse backgrounds, regardless of their beliefs. We are committed to be a peaceful, prayerful and listening presence that seeks to demonstrate the love of God to all of His creation.
If you are a local church in the Philadelphia or the Philadelphia suburban community and are interested in connecting with CASA, please contact 267-670-0589.
Pastors and Christian Counselors on Staff
Pastoral staff are trained to provide empathetic and sensitive spiritual care, and are available to support staff and patients, upon their requests.
Spiritual resources and connections to local churches are also available for patients.
- Rev. Sandra Reed, Director of Pastoral Care
- Pastor James N. Whitely II, Staff Pastor
- Pastor Sasha Montes, Adult Pastoral Care
Experiential Learning and Recreational Therapy
Experiential learning is the process of learning by doing. By engaging participants in hands-on experiences and reflection, they are better able to connect concepts and knowledge learned in group therapy to real world situations. Recreational therapy is a therapeutic approach that uses recreational activities to enrich the psychological and physical well-being of individuals recovering from illnesses. Experiential and recreational modalities have been shown to reduce stress and anxiety and help build confidence as productive members of society. CASA uses group therapy settings to launch participants into different activities that promote clean and sober lifestyles.
For more information or to schedule an appointment call (215) 634-3259
Activities May Include
- Field Trips to Museums
- Gardening
- Community Beautification Opportunities
- Exploring Nature
- Cooking
- Arts and Crafts
- Volunteering at Animal Shelters
- Sport Activities
Youth Treatment Services
Youth substance use treatment is available for those from 15-17 years of age. Our approach integrates compassion, empathy, and expertise, fitted to your family’s specific situation. Relatable therapists help youths feel welcome and motivated to continue engaging treatment.
For more information or to schedule an appointment call (215) 634-3259
Youth Services Supports
- Afterschool Meals
- Youth Small Groups
- Experiential Learning Trips (see above for more on experiential learning)
Driving Under the Influence, Evaluations, and other Education Services
Complete your DUI requirements to restore your license and/or satisfy any legal issues. We accept out of state and out of county referrals and have PA DUI Association certified staff to help properly educate and guide participants through DUI related concerns.
**Typically Insurances and Medicaid do not cover all forms of education and evaluations. Please speak with a front desk coordinator for information on items eligible for insurance coverage and out of pocket costs.
For more information or to schedule an appointment call (215) 634-3259
Services Include
- Court Reporting Network Evaluations (CRN): $70
- Drug and Alcohol Assessment: $80
- DUI Ind. Sessions: $65
- Pennsylvania Highway Safety School: $165
- Other Education Services
Treatment Process
Substance Use Treatment at CASA combines evidence-based practices and interventions that are proven to help the recovery of patients struggling with dependence to opioids/narcotics, cocaine, hallucinogens, cannabis, alcohol, and other substances. See below for a comprehensive list of included services.