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Restoring Minds Behavioral Health Services
ABOUT
Behavioral health, case management and community resources.
People We Serve
Individuals 18 and over.
Phone
(443) 943-0007 voiceLocation
1105 North Point Blvd, Suite 310Baltimore, MD 21224
Services
- Early Intervention and Prevention
- Outpatient Program (OP)
- Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
- DUI Education Program
- Case Management
General Information
Provide tools, programs and resources for substance abuse and mental health adult patients. Services include: intensive outpatient level 2.1, outpatient level 1, early intervention level 0.5, and DUI Education.
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Virtual Classes Available.
Services
Early Intervention and Prevention
(Level 0.5)About
Offers a 12 hour education program for DUI/DWI offenders who are not present with a diagnosable alcohol/substance abuse disorder, but are court-ordered to attend Alcohol and Drug Education classes.
Outpatient Program (OP)
(Level 1)About
Provide you with treatment in an outpatient, non-residential setting for those suffering from substance use disorder (SUD).
We offer regularly scheduled sessions 6 to 10 hours per week.
The length of time in the program will vary depending on individual needs.
How to Apply:
After assessing your individual needs a custom treatment plan will be developed.Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
(Level 2.1)About
Attend (IOP) three to four days per week, or 9 to 12 hours per week depending on treatment needs. Provided with a combination of individual counseling and group counseling.
Staff are highly skilled in: individual, group, and family counseling; case management services; addictive disease education; psychiatric consultation; social work services; psychological services for dual diagnosis; diet and nutritional counseling and education; and special groups for parenting, infectious diseases, anger management, co-dependency, criminal offenders, and trauma.
DUI Education Program
About
Educational program for DUI offenders.
Assessments are conducted on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Class sessions are held on Tuesdays from 5-7 p.m.
Participants must successfully complete all modules to receive a Certificate of Completion. A report of your progress will be provided to the court as needed.
If you fail to complete the program within seven (7) weeks, you are required to start over based on the facilitator's opinion and will be charged.
Fees:
Assessment – $125.00; Per Class – $40.00 (there are 6 classes to complete the program); Total Cost for individuals who pay for the entire class upfront – $350.00; Accepted forms of payment – Cash, Credit/Debit Card, or money order. All payments for any services provided are non-refundable.Eligibility:
Must be a Maryland resident, 16 years or older, and court ordered.How to Apply:
May be referred by a private attorney, public defender, or States Attorney, Parole & Probation, or self referredCase Management
About
Assist you with identifying stable housing with physical health care management; Exploring eligibility for benefits to include: Food stamps, Comprehensive health insurance, Social Security income and disability benefits; Assistance with identifying gainful employment and applying for job opportunities Assistance with managing daily life tasks: Appointment setting, Personal grooming, Time management, Personal budgeting and finance, Legal support and advocacy.
Community Health Access and Resource Module