MEN'S RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS

Ohlhoff Men's Residential Programs are long-term social-model programs for adult working men for the treatment of drugs or alcohol dependency, provided in a safe, sober atmosphere where men can devote themselves to recovery without distraction or interference. The program includes a strong family component emphasizing improved family communication and reunification. Treatment is scheduled on evenings and weekends to accommodate the working man¹s schedule; family therapy is available at times convenient for the family. Programs are available in San Francisco at the historic Henry Ohlhoff House and in Novato at the campus of Henry Ohlhoff North.

Henry Ohlhoff House has been providing unparalleled support for recovery for over 45 years. Designed especially for the needs of working men, it is widely regarded for the quality of its programming and the unqualified commitment to helping residents successfully return to the community. Conveniently located in an elegant historic mansion near downtown San Francisco, it offers the best of a beautiful "City Campus," complete with easy transportation, comfortable living quarters and nutritious, home-style meals.

Henry Ohlhoff North introduced the acclaimed Ohlhoff Men's Residential Program to Novato in 1991, affording the same quality of excellence to working men in Marin County. The pastoral campus is convenient to public transportation, work and families. Wheelchair accessible.

Phoenix Houses in San Francisco and Novato offer the Ohlhoff Men's Residential Program graduates community sober living accommodations with aftercare at the Men's Residential Program counseling centers.

Program Components:

• Free initial assessment
• Individualized treatment planning
• Individual and group counseling
• 12-Step participation and education
• Family program
• Relapse prevention
• Life skills workshops
• Discharge planning
• Aftercare services include regular weekly group meetings with a requirement of continued participation in 12-Step meetings. Continuing individual and family therapy is also available

Information: 415.621.4388 (San Francisco); 415.883.2494 (Novato)