Youth and Family TREE is short for: Enhancement and Expansion of Treatment and Recovery Services for Adolescents, Transitional Aged Youth, and their Families.
The Red Cliff Youth and Family TREE serves adolescents, transitional youth ages 12-25, and their families/guardians struggling with substance abuse. Through use of evidence-based practices including screening tools and motivational therapy, the project utilizes data collected from the practices to deliver supportive services for intervention, treatment, and recovery. Behavioral Health services can be provided as well when the individual has any co-occurring mental health disorders.
To deliver these substance abuse services, the project is housed at the Red Cliff Community Health Center and strives to integrate already existing services within the primary care setting. That way, when a patient is found to be in need of or may benefit from receiving services for substance abuse, that care can be immediately provided to that patient as the project is in that same setting and then a warm hand off can be performed to ensure the patient is able to then receive brief intervention or treatment services.
Staff
Gabrielle Gordon
Red Cliff Family TREE Project Coordinator/Lead Evaluator
(715) 779-3741 Ext. 2407
- John Helms
- Nicole Gurnoe
- Tammy Kolesar
- Jeanna Metelica
- Mark King