Olson House (Wells House Inc.)

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Sober Living Home, Treatment Center

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Affordable in- and outpatient addiction treatment center in Baltimore, with a 4 to 6 month residential sober living housing for men and women. Offers 12 steps, vocational training and individual and group therapy.

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608 East Patrick Street
Frederick
Frederick County, MD
Maryland
21701, United States

53 Beds
Treatment Duration
1 - 12+ weeks
Age Group
18 - 99 years

Payment Options

Medicaid
Medicare
Public Assistance (Check with Provider)
Self-Pay

Treatments Offered

12 Steps
Addiction Counseling
Anger Management
Case Management
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Computerized Treatment
Contingency Management/Motivational Incentives
Couples and Family Counseling
Gambling Addiction Treatment
Group Therapy
Individual Counseling
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP)
Motivational Interviewing
Peer Support Services
Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)
Relapse Prevention
Sober Living
Social Skills Development
The Matrix Model
Trauma-Related Counseling

Patient Population

Accepts Clients on Opioid Medication
Adults
DUI/ DWI Clients
Young Adults

Extra Services

Aftercare/ Continuing Care
Alcohol Testing
Assistance with Obtaining Social Services
Career Counseling or Training
Community Outreach
Comprehensive Substance Abuse Assessment
Discharge Planning
Domestic Violence Services
Drug or Alcohol Urine Screening
Early Intervention for HIV
Health Education
Hepatitis Support
HIV or AIDS Support
Housing Services
Interim Services (while waiting for admission)
Screening for Substance Abuse
Screening for Tobacco Use
Smoking Cessation Counseling
Substance Abuse Education
Supported Housing
Transportation Assistance

Accreditations

CARF

More about Olson House (Wells House Inc.)

Sober Living

Gale House for adult women and Olson House for adult men offer 6 month or longer residential recovery housing for those who have already completed some primary rehab treatment. All must abide by the rules of the house, stay sober and contribute a portion of their salary (all must work) to treatment costs.