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Trilogy
Outpatient Services is the
branch of the Evelyn Frye
Center that focuses exclusively
on treatment for individuals
who are experiencing problems
with alcohol and/or drug use.
Trilogy’s services are
based on the following beliefs:
- Alcoholism
and drug dependency are
primary, chronic and potentially
fatal diseases that must
be treated from a strategy
of complete abstinence.
- A 12-step
approach to the recovery
process is clearly the most
effective means to establish
an integrated recovery program.
Through the
Trilogy program, the Evelyn
Frye Center provides an intensive
outpatient program designed
to provide clients with a
caring and supportive treatment
experience while offering
minimal disruption to their
work and family lives. Trilogy
program clients attend intensive
treatment sessions three days
a week, and most can expect
to complete treatment within
12 to 15 visits. Sessions
typically include a combination
of:
- Individual
counseling
- Group Counseling
- Education
- Relapse Prevention
- Life Skills
Training
- Aftercare
Counseling
If you have
any questions regarding assessment
and diagnostic procedures,
cost, health insurance coverage
and specifics regarding the
Trilogy program and schedule,
contact our program coordinator
at 615-385-4090.
Alcohol and/or drug
dependency is not an easy
condition to diagnose. At
the Evelyn Frye Center, a
qualified diagnostician conducts
a formal interview and diagnostic
testing, before rendering
an opinion and addressing
the need for treatment. The
following questionnaire addresses
some important indicators
of a developing problem with
alcohol and/or drug dependency:
- Have you
ever felt that you should
cut down on your use of
alcohol or other drugs (including
prescription drugs)?
- Has a friend
or relative ever expressed
concern about your use?
- Have you
ever felt guilty or remorseful
about your drinking or drug
use?
- Have you
ever been reprimanded, disciplined,
or confronted by an employer
(or school authority) about
your drinking or drug use?
- Is there
a history of problems with
alcohol or drug use in your
family?
- Have you
ever been arrested, even
for a few hours, because
of behavior related to drinking
or drug abuse?
- Have you
ever been unable to remember
all or part of the evening
after some drinking and/
or drug use?
- Has your
drinking or drug use ever
created problems between
you and your spouse, parent(s),
or other near relative?
- Has your
physician or any medical
professional ever expressed
concerns about your drinking/drug
use?
- Have you
ever been in a hospital
because of drinking (drug
use) or a drinking (drug)
related accident or mishap?
Any
single question answered
"yes" could be considered
an indicator of a problematic
relationship with alcohol
and/or drugs.
Any four questions
answered "yes" would
indicate a high probability
of addiction and the need
for a formal chemical dependency
assessment. |
