Eligibility Criteria and Discharge / Exclusion Guidelines

Demonstrates a willingness to participate actively in the treatment process.

Shows respect for staff, peers, and program rules. Engages in constructive communication and problem-solving.

Demonstrates a commitment to making positive changes in behavior and lifestyle.

Individuals diagnosed with substance use disorder (SUD) or substance dependence.

Co-occurring mental health disorders (e.g., depression, anxiety) are considered on a case-by-case basis.

In need of a structured and supportive environment to address substance use issues.

Willingness to adhere to program rules and guidelines, including a commitment to sobriety.

Demonstrates a need for residential treatment due to the severity of substance use or lack of adequate support in the community.

Adults aged 18 and above.

Individuals from diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds.

Adults aged 18 and above are eligible for the adult residential program.

Verbal or physical aggression towards staff or peers.

Non-compliance with program rules and guidelines.

Continued substance use or possession of drugs or alcohol within the facility.

Disruptive behavior that interferes with the therapeutic environment.

Severe and persistent mental health symptoms that require a higher level of care than the program can provide.

Active psychosis or other acute psychiatric symptoms that pose a risk to the individual or others.

Failure to participate in treatment activities or engage in the therapeutic process.

Lack of progress towards treatment goals despite interventions and support.

Violation of program policies related to safety, confidentiality, or community integration.

Individuals with a history of violent or sexual offenses that pose a risk to other clients or staff.

Individuals with severe medical conditions that require specialized care beyond the scope of the program.

Adults aged 18 and above who do not meet the program’s admission criteria or are unable to benefit from residential treatment.