Our Clinical Pathways
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As the foundation of our evidence-based practices, Lifeskills offers Clinical Pathways, and each is led by a doctoral-level or licensed clinician with additional national certifications in their area of expertise. Based on an assessment of clinical need and diagnosis, each client is prescribed the most appropriate primary and secondary clinical pathways. Throughout treatment, we’re flexible within our clinical pathways to ensure that each client’s recovery journey is right for them.
- Evidence-based practices
- Integrated primary and behavioral care
- Life skills training
- Family Support Program
What Our Clinical Pathways Entail
As the foundation of our evidence-based practices, Lifeskills offers Pathways, and each is led by a doctoral-level or licensed clinician with additional national certifications in their area of expertise. Based on an assessment of clinical need and diagnosis, each client is prescribed the most appropriate primary and secondary clinical pathways. Throughout treatment, we’re flexible within our clinical pathways to ensure that each client’s recovery journey is right for them.
Substance-Induced Psychosis:
For a client suffering from substance-induced psychosis, we treat the psychosis symptoms first using the Cognitive Remediation Therapy (CRT) Pathway. Treating the psychosis symptoms prior to the individual entering the Substance Use Disorder Pathway allows them to have better insight into their substance use.
Once the client is stabilized, we transition them to the Substance Use Disorder Pathway.
Our Clinical Pathways include:
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Pathway
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Pathway
Substance Use Disorder Pathway
Cognitive Remediation Therapy (CRT) Pathway
Primarily used to treat thought disorders and psychosis.
Trauma Treatment Pathway
Metabolic Fitness Pathway
Psychiatric & Medical Pathway
This pathway was designed for individuals who have been diagnosed with complex psychiatric and co-occurring disorders. These individuals may have experienced any of the following: higher symptom acuity, medical-related complications, lack of adherence to medication, treatment resistance, escalated risk-taking behaviors, and multiple treatment episodes.