United States
Aldie Foundation is a long-established company, having been founded in 1977. The organization operates in the Care Economy, Health Care, and Health and Wellness industries, offering outpatient treatment programs for individuals struggling with alcohol or drug problems. The company provides various levels of care, including traditional individual, family, and group therapy, intensive outpatient treatment tracts, and partial hospital programs. Their personalized treatment regimens are tailored to meet the specific needs of each patient.
The Aldie Foundation is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Division of Drug & Alcohol Program Licensure and is contracted by the Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission as a central intake agency to evaluate client needs, seek funding for treatment, and facilitate referrals to inpatient facilities when necessary. The company's clinicians are trained in diverse disciplines and employ a variety of therapeutic techniques, allowing them to offer comprehensive support to their clients.
One notable aspect of their services is the focus on group therapy to address the various stages of recovery. The topics covered in these sessions encompass understanding addiction, early recovery, gender-specific discussions, spirituality in recovery, physical effects of alcohol and other drugs, managing anger, and relapse prevention. Additionally, there are specialized groups for individuals dealing with opiate dependency and a dual diagnosis group for those facing both mental health and substance abuse challenges.
