Counseling sevices to help you move forward.

Our qualified and experienced staff is ready to provide you with individual, personalized service to help you make successful progress and get back on your feet as soon as possible.

Recover from drug addiction

Suffering from drug addiction can be a frightening and dangerous time in your life, so don't go through it alone. Instead, count on us and your peers to help you through this difficult time.

Men and Women over 18 in need of stabilization of withdrawal symptoms, severe cravings, and psychiatric and medical symptoms before referral or transition to another program.

For more than 40 years, ACBC has assisted individuals with substance use disorders and their families. With a comprehensive continuum of care, individualized treatment planning and caring staff, recovery is possible.

The Broome Opioid Awareness Council (BOAC) focuses on identifying barriers and developing solutions to help those with Substance Use Disorders (SUD) in our community including but not limited to prescription drugs and opioid misuse. This council will work as a coalition together with community agencies to ensure we are increasing community collaboration in an effort to decrease barriers of those with SUD, reduce youth and resulting adult substance use and the impact on the community. BOAC will focus on: community partnerships, education; outreach and prevention; law enforcement response; substance use disorder treatment; and educating medical professionals. BOAC seeks to: target factors existing in our community that place community members and our youth at risk for substance use; reduce risk factors and enhance protective factors; increase community collaboration and awareness; and create a healthier and safer community for all.

Crisis Services; Medical Managed Detoxification

Crisis Services; Med Sup Withdrawal - Inpatient

Family support navigators help individuals with addictions and their families understand the progression of addiction, navigate insurance and treatment systems, and find recovery supports.

This free, confidential program is funded by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS).

Family support navigators educate families on addictions and how they progress. Referrals can be made to substance abuse treatment providers, as well as medical and mental health providers. We provide guidance on how to navigate health insurance issues.

Information is also available on recovery supports, such as self-help and support groups. We help people find housing and transportation and apply for public assistance, such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP).

We advocate for our consumers and provide case management services.

Monthly educational programs are offered on addiction, treatment and recovery options, and available supports. Local agencies can request programs be held at their agency on topics their staff and consumers are most interested in.

The Family Support Navigator Program primarily serves Chemung, Schuyler and Steuben counties, but no one will be turned away.

For more information or a free appointment, contact OASAS Services Coordinator Allison O’Dell at aodell@aimcil.com or (607) 962-8225, ext. 230.

The Residence Program receives referrals from other rehabilitation centers, both short- and long-term, outpatient clinics, county agencies, the court system, and other agencies that use treatment as an alternative to incarceration. Women must be 18 years of age or older, in good physical health and mentally able to participate in program activities. A woman must also be able to demonstrate motivation towards her recovery. We understand that people present with coexisting disorders and are assessed for admission appropriateness on an individual basis.

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Crisis Services; Med Sup Withdrawal-Outpatient

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center ministries in the United States helps equip people to:

Combat Addiction: Through holistic work therapy, group and individual counseling sessions, spiritual direction, and life-skills development, program members learn to abandon substance reliance.

Build Work and Social Skills: The physical and spiritual components of the program equip members to provide for themselves and others as they set and maintain sustainable employment goals.

Regain Health and Stability: By developing a personal relationship with God as provided by Jesus Christ, many residents learn to depend on God, rather than drugs or alcohol, for hope and relief.

Restore Families: Many who have been rehabilitated are reunited with their families and are able to resume healthy daily routines. Kids get their parents back. People get their lives back.