Assessments, Counseling & Support
The Sedlacek Treatment Center is an outpatient substance abuse treatment program serving patients and their families with a combination of excellent medical care and human compassion. Sedlacek counselors offer non-judgmental, compassionate care in a safe and comfortable setting. That's The Mercy Touch®.
Sedlacek Treatment Center Services include
- Legal evaluations
- Adult & adolescent outpatient treatment (ages 16 & up)
- Aftercare Group
- Assessments
- Co-occurring (Mental Health/Substance Abuse) Counseling
- Education/prevention programs
- Extended outpatient
- Family and Couples Counseling
- Individual counseling
- Information/referral services
- Intensive outpatient
- Speakers bureau
Although Sedlacek counselors provide programs with basic structure, a treatment plan is tailored to meet each individual's life situation. Sedlacek Treatment Center has been helping individuals suffering with substance abuse and their families for more than 50 years.
Assessments are generally scheduled on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Other days and times can be made available if needed.
Programs
Aftercare Group
The purpose is to allow those who have successfully completed a Sedlacek treatment program to continue with regular support through peer-guided meetings. There is no cost to attend these meetings. If you have successfully completed a treatment program at another facility and are interested in Sedlacek’s Aftercare Group, please contact our office at (319) 398-6226 to schedule a meeting with our clinical manager to help determine if the group will meet your recovery needs.
Substance Use Assessments
Provided to anyone seeking a professional opinion regarding their drug or alcohol use, substance use assessments take approximately 90 minutes (including time for paperwork). A professional referral is not required to schedule or complete a substance use assessment. Assessments are available by calling the Sedlacek Treatment Center Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to schedule an appointment.
The assessment process can identify the severity of the substance use and determine what level of care would be appropriate for treatment. If a recommendation for treatment is made for a service that we do not provide at our outpatient facility, Sedlacek staff are able to make a referral to a facility that provides the recommended level of care.
Please note that assessment results and recommendations will be provided within 7 to 10 business days from the date that the assessment took place. If an individual requires an assessment by a specified date, please plan accordingly to allow for processing and completion. It is recommended to complete an assessment a minimum of two weeks before the documentation is needed.
Legal Assessments (OWI/Public Intoxication/Possession)
Substance use assessments for court-ordered cases, such as OWI/Public Intoxication/Possession charges, are available at Sedlacek Treatment Center. If an individual has legal charges and is interested in beginning a treatment program, a substance use assessment may be scheduled by calling the Sedlacek Treatment Center Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The assessment process can identify the severity of the substance use and determine what level of care would be appropriate for treatment. If a recommendation for treatment is made for a service that we do not provide at our outpatient facility, Sedlacek staff are able to make a referral to a facility that provides the recommended level of care.
If an individual requires an assessment by a specified date, please plan accordingly to allow for processing and completion. It is recommended to complete an evaluation a minimum of two weeks before the documentation is needed.
We will not complete evaluations for out-of-state charges.
Education Program
After assessments have been completed by our staff, a client may benefit from substance abuse education. Substance abuse education groups meet three times a week for an hour-long session. If recommended for the Education Program, an individual will need to attend six sessions in sequence order and meet other program criteria to successfully complete the program.
