Q: Do you provide substance abuse counseling?
A: We have Certified Addiction Professionals on staff that offer substance abuse individual therapy, outpatient treatment and assessments. We also offer an ASAM PPC Level II.1 Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program(IOT) groups, and provide the services for the Big Horn Family Treatment Court program as well.
Q. Do you have therapists trained in EMDR
(Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
A. Yes, we have therapists trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) for children and adults.
Q. Do you provide substance abuse evaluations?
A. We are able to provide court-ordered and other substance abuse evaluations.
A payment of $50 is required at the time you make the appointment to reserve the appointment.
The total cost is $150; the remainder of the fee is due before we release the evaluation results to anyone.
Q. Do you accept Medicare/Medicaid?
A. Yes, CPCC does accept both Medicare and Medicaid.
Q. what insurances do you accept?
A. CPCC accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance payments.
Q. How much do your services cost?
A. We have a sliding fee scale; the fees are based on your gross annual family household income. The fees range from $1 to $125 per hour for therapy services. Separate fees are set for Medication Management and other services offered by YBHC. Proof of income is required to access the sliding scale fees.
Q. Where are you located?
A. We are located in Worland, Wyoming. Our address is 401 S 23rd St. Our phone and after hours phone number is 307-347-6165
Q. Are services provided on a confidential basis?
A. Yes, we follow all state and federal laws regarding privacy and confidentiality.
Q. Do I need a referral?
A. No referral needed! Call for your appointment today at (307) 347-6165.
Q. Do you offer services for Veterans?
A. If you have recently served in the Armed Forces in Iraq or Afghanistan and are having difficulty adjusting to civilian life again, we can help.
We see Veterans from any service at any time who may be suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Depression, Anxiety, or conflicts with their personal relationships due to mistrust, long term separations or financial stress.
Once a Veteran returns from service, many feel isolated and misunderstood. They may be experiencing recurrent memories of death, severe trauma, or disturbing thoughts.
If these symptoms persist, professional help is needed. If you or someone you love needs counseling, please contact us.
The Veterans Administration can cover the costs of counseling which can be arranged by our business office. Remember, any Veteran can receive this service!
Call us at (307) 347-6165 for more information.
Q. WHAT ARE YOUR HOURS?
A. Our Office Hours:
Monday - 8am - 6pm
Tuesday - 8am - 6pm
Wednesday - 8am - 6pm
Thursday - 8am - 6pm
Friday - 8am - 6pm
Q. WHAT AGE RANGE TO YOU SERVE?
A.We serve all ages. We also have specialty programs for children 0-5 years and for older adults (55 years and older). We have therapists who specialize in working with youth and families as well as therapists whose primary focus is working with adults.