Outpatient Services

• General outpatient counseling available for mental health and/or substance abuse for adults and adolescents at all offices (available evenings one to two times per week, 45 minute sessions)
• Counseling provided by licensed drug and alcohol and/or mental health counselors
• Drug & alcohol evaluations at all offices
• Psychological testing & evaluation available at all offices
• Individualized 6-8 week Relapse Prevention Counseling at all offices
• On-going case management
• Random 7-Panel detailed drug screens
• Referrals for higher level of care

Six to Eight (6-8) Week Individualized Relapse Prevention Counseling

ABH has developed a six to eight (6-8) week course designed specifically to assist individuals of all ages in better understanding their addiction and to guide them in developing an individualized recovery plan. This course is provided through eight weeks of individual counseling. Clients are also drug tested throughout the course to assist them in becoming abstinent and/or staying abstinent, as well as to assist them in working through their relapse. The six to eight (6-8) week course is available at all of our office locations. If clients fail to complete this course successfully, they will be referred for additional services or a higher level of care.

General Outpatient Counseling Services (OP)

ABH also has general outpatient counseling for both adolescents and adults providing drug/alcohol and/or mental health services, as well as family counseling.

ABH prides itself in providing confidential and quality treatment. Confidentiality is of the utmost importance and ABH requires high standards to be met by all staff working in its facility. Also, staff working with ABH meet all licensing and educational requirements and are encouraged to pursue on-going education through school, workshops, and in-house trainings.

ABH’s experienced and dedicated staff are skilled in working not only with clients, but also other important professionals. As part of the holistic treatment regimen, ABH staff will work closely with probation officers, parole officers, judges, caseworkers, teachers, and other professionals. In addition, ABH utilizes the most recent research in recovery treatment and education, providing not only quality treatment and education, but also motivating individuals through the recovery process.

Many ABH therapists are registered substance abuse providers for evaluations and treatment for the Offices of Probation and Parole. 

Medicaid, Magellan Behavioral Health, Douglas & Sarpy County Funds, Private Pay, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and other private insurances are accepted.