Highland Health Systems

Our outpatient substance abuse programs provide personalized treatment for individuals seeking support in overcoming addiction. Services range from as little as one hour per month to up to eight hours per week, tailored to each participant’s unique needs. For those facing both mental health and substance use challenges, our co-occurring outpatient program offers specialized care addressing both conditions simultaneously.

Our court referral program includes DUI Level I and Level II courses for individuals in Calhoun and Cleburne Counties. The Level I program is a 12-hour structured educational course designed for first-time offenders, while the Level II program is a more intensive 24-hour program aimed at repeat offenders and their families.

For individuals requiring a higher level of care, our substance abuse day treatment program offers intensive support for those who need residential treatment but face financial or logistical barriers. This program provides structured therapeutic services while participants continue living in their community.

We also offer peer support services, fostering meaningful connections between individuals in recovery and trained peers who have lived experience with substance use challenges. This support system is available for both children and adults, creating a compassionate space for relationship-building and personal growth.

Our drug court outpatient services provide alternative treatment pathways for individuals involved in the criminal justice system due to substance-related offenses. The Adult Drug Court program serves as a diversionary option for those facing drug-related charges, while the Family Drug Court program helps parents involved with child protective services due to substance use concerns work toward regaining or maintaining custody of their children. These programs offer structured support to promote long-term recovery and family stability.