- Intake at De Hoop
People who wish to follow treatment or counseling at De Hoop have to call the central intake office at the outpatients' clinic themselves.
- Crosspoint motivation center
Crosspoint is De Hoop's motivation center for people who are addicted and want to become motivated to follow treatment.
- Therapeutic centers
Clients that need 24-hour clinical care will be placed in one of the therapeutic centers, including the living groups and therapeutic center De Brug ('brug' means 'bridge').
- Therapeutic center De Brug
De Brug (‘the bridge') is a therapeutic center for clients who are able to live independently but still need some counseling.
- General treatment program (44-56 weeks)
De Hoop offers two different treatment programs for people with substance abuse problems who need 24-hour care. Here, you will find more information about the general treatment program.
- Basic program
De Hoop's basic program has a duration of eight weeks. This 24-hour program is suitable for men and women aged 18 and over that have substance abuse problems.
- Ambulatory treatment
Some people do not need round-the-clock care or part-time treatment but they might only need a weekly counseling session with a psychologist.
- Part-time treatment
Part-time treatment takes place at weekdays. De Hoop offers a two and three version. Part-time treatment is intended for clients who live independently and have reached abstinence.
- Post-clinical treatment
Clients in clinical care at De Hoop are eligible for Post-clinical Treatment (PCT). Clients have their own living accommodation and run their own households.
- 12-steps program (Challenge One, Two and Three)
De Hoop offers a 12-steps program, which is divided into three parts (Challenge One, Two and Three). Here, you will find more information about our 12-steps program.
- Stay Clean: self-help groups
Stay Clean is a network of Christian self-help groups, set up by and for people with substance abuse problems.
- Stay Clean: walk-in project
Stay Clean's Walk-in Project is intended for people who are addicted and/or lack housing. The walk-in project wants to provide these people with a safe and warm place to stay.
- Horeb community
Horeb is a Christian community in Beekbergen. It is part of De Hoop. On its premises, about one hundred men and women receive help for substance abuse or psychosocial problems.
- Refaja (Rotterdam)
Because many of De Hoop's clients are from Rotterdam the decision was made to establish a Christian addiction care facility (Refaja) in Rotterdam.
- Parent/partner work
De Hoop's parent/partner work offers treatment for partners and relatives of (former) addicts.
- Visiting clients
After clients have been admitted for two weeks, they are allowed to receive visitors.
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