OUTPATIENT COUNSELING

Yes, all of our clinicians are able to work in a variety of therapeutic areas and subjects – each have their own specific expertise. However, our primary focus will always be on substance use disorders.

No, we are not able to complete driver’s evaluations. We are able to provide referrals to local agencies that are able to provide this service. For a referral, please contact your local outpatient location. You can find the phone numbers on our Locations page.

Outpatient services are available during the week, and most sites will have some evening hours available, depending on the location. You can see each site’s hours of operation by going to our Locations page and clicking any individual location.

We provide both! Ten16 believes that treatment is best when individuals are involved with community. We are able to accommodate needs for telehealth on a case-by-case basis, but we do require that all individuals present in-person for their initial assessment. We find individuals experience more robust and quality treatment through engaging with others on similar journeys.

Local sites welcome individuals to walk in and receive drop-in services, which include peer supports and assistance if needed in linking to outpatient or residential services. In general, you will contact our Central Screener to determine the level of care needed and appropriate referrals. The number for this is 989-631-0241.

Your privacy is important to us! Ten16 Recovery Network is HIPAA and CFR 42 Part 2 compliant. Our privacy guidelines and expectations are explained during the intake process and every client is encouraged to complete a consent form upon entering services. The consent forms allow us to communicate for and on behalf of the client should they so choose. Clients have the right to dictate who (insurance agencies, emergency contacts, lawyers, probation officers, doctors, CPS, etc.) and what information is shared. In certain circumstances we are required by law to give out certain information without written consent. These situations include if a crime is committed on the premises, suspected elder or child abuse or neglect, or if there is a medical emergency. Even then, your information would only be given out as it pertained to the situation.

Individuals frequently want to know what the length or duration of treatment is. That short answer is, it depends. At Ten16 we strive to provide the best person-centered treatment we can. What that means is that individuals come into treatment with varying needs. We work hard to guide our clients as they work in treatment to accomplish those needs through treatment planning and goal setting. Each client will compose individualized treatment plans that are reviewed every 90 days or sooner if needed. Progress will be assessed throughout the entirety of treatment. It is your right to speak up at any time about your length of treatment and discuss this with your primary therapist. Things we assess as progress include attendance, attitude in treatment, personal growth, and progress on set treatment goals. These things will help gauge how long treatment should be.

We welcome clients that are participating in MAT for outpatient services when they are receiving medications from a prescriber. Ten16’s aim is to assist clients in reaching their long-term goal of abstinence. Clients can receive services as long as there is no duplication of services with another agency. We do not prescribe medications, but we are able to make referrals to other providers.