Wyoming Recovery, Casper, Wyoming
Casper, WY, 82601
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Overview of Wyoming Recovery
Wyoming Recovery is a treatment facility that offers treatment services to individuals who are suffering from alcohol and substance use disorders. This facility is located in Casper, Wyoming. It is centrally situated in the heart of the Rocky Mountains with lakes, waterfalls, mountains, forests, rivers, streams, museums, parks, etc. all around.
Wyoming Recovery offers a holistic approach to inpatient and outpatient care based on 12 steps. At Wyoming Recovery, adults over the age of 18 years receive a full continuum of care who are struggling with chemical dependency and co-occurring disorders. This facility offers residential program, intensive outpatient program (IOP), partial hospitalization program (PHP), and continuing care. There is also an option for medical detoxification on the site.
The goal of Wyoming Recovery is to help each individual with life changes that will facilitate ongoing recovery and abstinence. This will result in improved health and function of its patients and their concerned families. This personal approach to the rehabilitation process makes Wyoming Recovery unique.
Accommodation and Food
Wyoming Recovery offers residential programs to both men and women. The residential facility comprises four residential units on an open campus. It can accommodate 15 clients at maximum. The residents are housed in gender-specific residential units. Each room is shared by two residents with a common bathroom. Apart from that, clients have to take part in daily chores.
Every residential unit has a living room where clients can relax and watch Netflix for free. There is a laundry facility available at each unit. Residents can access the Casper Recreation Center for workout thrice a week. However, there is no gym on the site.
When it comes to food, Wyoming Recovery takes full care of it. The meals are provided in cooperation to Wyoming Medical Center. Clients have to walk to this hospital, which is just one block east. Here, clients are served with meals in a cafeteria-like setting. Dietary accommodations can be accommodated if necessary. Residents are occasionally taken to local restaurants
Treatment Options at Wyoming Recovery
Wyoming Recovery offers a wide range of treatment programs to treat substance abuse, chemical dependency, and addiction. Some of the treatment options available at Wyoming Recovery are listed as follows:
- Detoxification
- Co-Occurring Disorders
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
- Partial Day/Evening Treatment
- Professional Programs
- Suboxone Treatment Program
- Continuing Care
Therapy Choices at Wyoming Recovery
This facility tailors flexible and comprehensive treatments for drug and alcohol addictions to the specific needs of its patients. This includes the following therapies:
- 12-Step Meetings
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Holistic Therapy
- Medication Management
- Psychotherapy
- Spiritual Counseling
- Massage Therapy
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Relapse Prevention
Payment Options and Insurances
Wyoming Recovery accepts payments through self-pay and various private insurances. This facility provides the financial assistance to clients through the program “My Treatment Lender”. Wyoming Recovery is covered by various private insurance carriers, which include:
- VA
- TRICARE
Licenses
- Licensed by the Joint Commission
- Licensed by the Wyoming Department of Health
Wyoming Recovery’s Amenities
Wyoming Recovery offers holistic care that includes massage therapy and acupuncture. As the treatment approach at Wyoming Recovery is holistic, it addresses all aspects of health such as emotional, physical, and spiritual. The facility makes use of a wide variety of therapeutic and educational experiences along with individual and group therapy.
Wyoming Recovery’s addiction program is quite effective and reliable. This structured treatment program is designed especially to promote healing, foster hope, and enable patients to live a fulfilling and long life in sobriety.
About Wyoming Recovery’s Staff
The multidisciplinary staff at Wyoming Recovery includes highly professionals that take comprehensive care of their clients. This dedicated team of professionals includes family counselors, certified addiction specialists, a clinical director, a medical director, registered nurses, an acupuncturist, and support technicians. Some of the notable figures include the following:
Medical Director
Dr. Frank Del Real serves the team of Wyoming Recovery as the Medical Director. He has experience in this field from over 35 years. He completed his Medical Director degree at the University of California and his residency at the UCLA Medical Center, Harbor. Dr. Real is Board certified in addiction medicine. As a psychiatrist, he has practiced for 28 years. He is also an active member of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM).
Clinical Director
Kristi Kuhn-Hann is the Clinical Director at Wyoming Recovery. She completed her nursing school in 1989. She holds a degree in Psychology, Mental Health Counseling, and Addictionology. She has been working in this field from the past ten years. She actively provides substance abuse services to individuals and their families who are struggling with addiction.
Kristi is also a specialist in women’s studies and trauma along with holding a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She recently completed her studied related to Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). She has been serving the team of Wyoming Recovery since 2010.
Clinical Supervisor
Willie Adams joined the Wyoming Recovery team on January 3, 2017. He completed his bachelor’s and master’s degree in Social Work at the University of Wyoming. He has been serving the field of social work from the past 20 years. He is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, licensed through the State of Wyoming Mental Health Professions Licensing Board. Before joining Wyoming Recovery, Willie Adams worked with the Natrona County School as a certified social worker. As an LCSW, he served the Central Wyoming Counseling Center while he worked for Wyoming Medical Center as a medical social worker.