Outpatient Group
(Familias Unidas)

Familias Unidas Hybrid Groups (In-person and Telehealth).

Familias Unidas Outpatient Groups are available in Spanish and English to all Casa patients.

We offer the following groups:

• Seeking Safety: For people who want help managing crises and trauma. Topics include processing trauma and creating safety plans. Seeking Safety groups are gender specific.
• Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment (IDDT) & IDDT for Court-Involved Patients: For people with co-occurring (CODs) substance use disorder(s) (SUDs) and mental illness (MI). Topics include psycho-social support, setting goals, and managing symptoms.
• Wellness Groups: For people who want to learn more about managing their health. Topics include assessing health needs, recognizing risks, building healthy habits, and maintaining recovery.
• Mindfulness Groups: For people with SUDs, MIs, or CODs. Topics include yoga, meditation, breath exercises, and more.
• Thinking for a Change (T4AC): For people in recovery returning from incarceration. Topics include life skills, self-change, and problem-solving.
• Process Groups: For people who struggle with fear, anger, and other strong emotions. Topics include recognizing emotions, building resilience, and developing effective responses.
• Relapse Prevention: For people who want to lower their risk of relapse. Topics include relapse risks and triggers, prevention, safety planning, crisis management, and harm reduction strategies.
• Tobacco Education: For people who want to quit smoking. Topics include the health consequences of smoking, the benefits of quitting, and available resources for quitting. 
• Anger Management Group: For people with co-occurring (CODs) and substance use disorders. Topics include practical strategies and support, and self-regulation skills.
• Holistic Health Recovery Program (HHRP): For individuals with SUDs or CODs. Topics include harm reduction skills, motivation to behavior change, and relapse prevention techniques.
• Addiction Recovery Education Access Services (AREAS): For people in recovery. Topics include skills building, mental health and trauma recovery support, and leadership development. This group is co-facilitated by a member of MOAR.
• Peers Supporting Recovery Program (PAR): For people who want to advocate for protecting long-term recovery for themselves and others. Topics include personal skills, recovery coping, and relapse prevention skills.

Casa Esperanza, Inc. does not discriminate based on race, color, ethnicity, national origin, ancestry, culture, language, religion, faith, family status, sexual orientation, gender, gender expression, age, disability, or any other classification protected by law.