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100 N. 3rd St., Suite 401, Easton PA 18042

Frequently Asked Questions

Journeys

How is a client referred to Journeys?2024-10-11T08:50:17-04:00

There’s an electronic referral that can be filled out here.

A client can also self refer by:

  1. Calling Program Coordinator directly at 610-977-1930 or
  2. Walking into COH.

When a mandated reporter calls Child Line, the person can request that a referral is also made.

What funding do we accept?2024-08-29T16:22:01-04:00

Journeys is completely free to the clients we serve. We are funded by Lehigh County Drug and Alcohol through grants that are provided by the state, which means we are able to accept clients regardless of what insurance they have.

Does Cannabis use fall under the qualifications for participation in the program?2024-08-29T16:21:48-04:00

Yes, if a client has a history of Cannabis Use Disorder or has a medical Cannabis card, they can be referred to Journeys.

Assessment Department

What is an assessment?2024-08-29T16:21:24-04:00

A drug and alcohol assessment is a thorough interview process designed to identify the need for counseling services. The evaluation process will address the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual ramifications of the growth of drug or alcohol abuse, tracing it to its very roots. The assessment process provides linkage, monitoring, and follow-up services to ensure that clients receive timely access to and smooth transfers through the continuum of treatment.

How many times do I have to come here?2024-08-29T16:21:05-04:00

The assessment process requires just one appointment. If it is determined that treatment is necessary, a prompt referral to the appropriate services will be made. Clients will also receive informational resources and various options for treatment, and they will be encouraged and supported throughout their recovery journey.

What is the cost of the assessment?2024-08-29T16:20:52-04:00

The assessment costs $200 if paid in cash or $207.40 if paid by credit card. Accepted payment methods include Medical Assistance (Lehigh and Northampton) and CCBH (Community Care Behavioral Health).

Do I need to complete a urine drug screen?2024-08-29T16:20:34-04:00

A urine drug screen is not necessary for the assessment process but may be required by the criminal justice system (court, probation, etc.)

Recovery Center

What do we do at the Recovery Center?2024-08-29T16:19:03-04:00

Change on Hamilton is a Recovery resource center designed to help guide individuals in obtaining a multitude of resources within the community. The recovery center houses multiple
peer recovery support services such as Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS), Journey’s (previously known as Plan of Safe Care) which is Children’s and Family based program. Individuals are also able to access our clothing bank which provides year round clothing for Men, Women and Children, resources for food and so much more.

Do we help with job search?2024-08-29T16:18:23-04:00

The Recovery center does provide employment resources through our partnership with Career Link, through their Leap Program individuals are assisted in creating resumes, mock interviews, and more.

Does the Recovery Center provide outpatient services?2024-08-29T16:18:09-04:00

The Recovery Center provides case management which includes drug & alcohol assessments, bed searches as well as access to self-help twelve step meetings.

Recovery Support Services

What are Recovery Support Services?2024-08-29T16:20:08-04:00

Recovery Support Services (RSS) is a peer support program designed to help guide individuals in accessing treatment, meeting their basic needs, and establishing a recovery pathway within their community. An individual works with their Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) to address any areas of need and/or barriers. RSS incorporates harm reduction values into the services offered to the community and promotes physical and mental wellness. A collaborative approach is taken with the client to engage with all of the community resources available.

What is a Certified Recovery Specialist?2024-08-29T16:19:50-04:00

A Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) is an individual that is in long-term recovery and implements recovery practices into their own life. They utilize and reflect upon their own personal experiences to provide insight and guidance in order to help others in recovery. A CRS is credentialed by the Pennsylvania Certification Board. Simply put, a CRS is a broker of recovery resources in the community.

What does a CRS do?2024-08-29T16:19:34-04:00

A Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) helps individuals engage in the treatment process. They assist in developing and enhancing life skills and provide connections with community resources. Overall, a CRS will help individuals navigate obstacles in the recovery process while facilitating independence through positive change.

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