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OUTPATIENT TREATMENT PROGRAMS

Certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health

Hi-Tech Charities Outpatient Treatment Programs are certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.
Our team of Therapists and Counselors specialize in Stress Management, Anxiety, Depression, Family  Concerns, Relationship  Issues, School Stressors, Life Transitions, Anger Management, Substance Use Disorders, Eating Disorders, Trauma Disorders, and other mental or behavioral health related issues treatment, along with Housing Assistance!!

Overview 

If you or a loved one has mental health concerns or support needs, our team of professionals and experts are here to help you so you don’t have to deal with these alone.

We will work with you and your family and friends to assure that you attain and enjoy overall health and well-being.

For immediate evaluation and attention or to ask health questions, call our professional staff at (314) 389-5737, Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.   If you need emergency services, please call 911.

Care Coordination

HTC-RSS assist RSS and Substance Use Treatment clients in accessing the network of services and community resources such as:
• Consultation with the Individual’s Treatment Provider
• Procurement of Psychiatric or Other Medications
• Housing Assistance, and
• Social Support System

Peer Recovery Drop-In Center

  • We also serve as a peer drop-in center. This program emphasizes peer-to-peer relationship, individual choice, and recovery. Our peer recovery drop‐in center is a home‐like atmosphere equipped with chairs, couches, and table. The center has a living room type space for groups to meet and have informal peer‐to‐peer conversations, as well as social‐interaction‐inducing recreational activities, such as playing cards and other games.

  • We provide coffee and donuts, plus occasional fruits and cookies

  • The center is accessible, physically and emotionally safe, and located conveniently for individuals to walk or ride public transportation. For individuals coming from a distance requiring transportation, the program shall provide tickets/passes for public transportation. The program also provides linkage to and coordination with social service support agencies in the community, traditional mental health, substance abuse and physical health care service providers, as well as formal peer coaching relationships and structured life skills group educational opportunities

  • HTC Hours of operation are 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Drop-in meetings hold five (5) days per week for four (4) hours per day - 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM or 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM.

  • Participation is voluntary, has no time limits for participation, is individualized and is free to the individual.

Recovery Counseling and Counseling Intern: Individual and Group Counseling

As a community health clinic, we focus on strategic goal-oriented therapeutic services that are designed to resolve substance use issues that impact individuals’ daily functioning

Recovery Counseling

As a community health clinic, we focus on strategic goal-oriented therapeutic services that are designed to resolve substance use issues that impact individuals’ daily functioning.

Recovery Support Group

Here, support, educational, or life skill groups are organized to provide support for individuals in recovery by offering mutual encouragement and connections with others who share similar experiences.

Group services address recovery, employment, spiritual, and/or wellness issues relevant to the needs of the individuals served.

Groups are formed around a shared identity, such as common cultural or religious affiliation, shared experiences, and/or goals, such as community re‐entry following incarceration, HIV status, or challenges in parenting.

Group sessions consist of the presentation of general information and its application to the individuals through group discussions designed to promote recovery and enhance social functioning. Sessions include, but are not limited to:

  • Classroom‐style didactic lecture to present information about a topic and its relationship to substance use and recovery

  • Presentation of educational audio-visual materials with a required follow‐up discussion

  • Promotion of discussions and questions about the topic presented to the individuals in attendance

  • Generalization of the information and demonstration of its relevance to recovery and enhanced functioning

  • Facilitating disclosure of issues that permit generalization of the issue to the larger group

  • Promoting positive, help‐seeking, and supportive behaviors

  • Encouraging and modeling productive and positive interpersonal communication

 

A support, educational, or life skill group session includes an approved staff and at least two and no more than 30 individuals per group in order to promote participation.

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The HTC Recovery Support Group program is certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Spiritual Counseling

Through this program, clients can explore life’s issues and conflicts from a spiritual perspective in a safe and non-judgmental way.

Recovery Coaching: Individual and Group

This is an individual service that involves the development of a supportive relationship with the individual to aid in developing recovery‐oriented problem-solving skills over an extended period of time

Transportation – Public

Through this program, individuals can obtain transport assistance that enables the sustenance of their recovery goals when they lack the means to do so.

Transportation – Public

Through this program, individuals can obtain transport assistance that enables the sustenance of their recovery goals when they lack the means to do so.

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