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Welcome to Insight & Outlook!

Comprehensive, Evidence-Based, Flexible and Cost-Effective Substance Abuse, Post-Acute Withdrawal and Co-occurring Conditions Resources to support the Continuum Of Care.

  • Specific resource sets support programs at all ASAM Levels: Intensive Outpatient IOPs, Co-occurring Enhanced and Co-occurring Capable CEC and COC programs, Partial Hospitalization PHP and HIOP programs, high intensity residential and hospital-based programs, as well as OP, SUD/AODA drug treatment programs. and EOPs.
  • Specific emphasis placed on Withdrawal Management (WM), Co-occurring Conditions, Readiness for Change, and success in managing Post-Acute Withdrawal Symptoms (PAWS).
  • Integrated behaviorally-stated objectives support individual and program treatment planning and are directly linked to specific resource sets and/or units. Additionally, these resources provide documentation for Utilization Review, both concurrent and retrospective, to support compliance with ASAM levels to meet insurance or funding expectations.
  • These resources are based on evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), the Readiness for Change model, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) emotion regulation and distress tolerance skills. They provide multiple problem solving opportunities for remission and relapse prevention.
  • Resources address precontemplation, anti-contemplation, treatment engagement, building readiness for change, symptoms and triggers management, addressing specific co-occurring conditions (dual diagnosis), selected emotion regulation, distress tolerance, coping and life skills, and comprehensive relapse prevention practice.

Our Programs Bring You Sound Benefits Over Other Programs

  • Matched to specific treatment needs and levels: Multiple resources support tailoring to address the specific needs of your program and populations. We match our resources to the ASAM levels your organization needs.
  • Implementation: For many resources, we include helpful manuals and other materials for counselors and in-service staff development. These materials readily support the use of para-professionals and others to provide elements of the curriculum and treatment. Training support is available, but not required or necessary.
  • State-of-the art: We have developed these resources building on the most widely accepted treatment and programming principles: CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing elements, and comprehensive skills practice resources. Selected program elements are recommended and tailored to meet the key Risks Needs Responsivity model - matching programming to specific Risk levels, Needs, and selected Responsivity issues. All materials are written at an age-appropriate reading and comprehension level. Moreover, we have never used AI in the development of any resources as they are shaped to the specific populations, needs, and risk levels
  • Cost-effective: All our materials are provided in PDF format and licensed to the specific program or facility. This license never expires. No specific training is necessary or required. Materials are priced at $70 per session ($695 per 10-session unit) including all staff and participant materials. There are no future costs.

Program Areas

Continuum of Care

Correctional Program and Treatment Resources Visit our New Freedom Programs website for comprehensive, affordable, and evidence-based programming resources and curriculum for substance abuse, conflict reduction, gang intervention, recidivism, and risk reduction. We have provided resources to more than 2500 correctional facilities nationwide.

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Substance Abuse Treatment & Recovery Support Resources OPEN TO CHANGE, our flexible, open group/open admissions substance abuse program presents up to six 10-session modules. Each module starts out with Pre-Contemplation resources and ends with Action Planning resources - a sequential approach to motivation which addresses key concepts in substance abuse treatment and relapse prevention. This comprehensive open group program package available in both adult male, adult female, and juvenile versions features a creative new approach: participants can be added to the group at any point, while the outcome-driven model provides structure and support for individual progress and change. These resources are shaped to support programs for clients at ASAM Levels 0.5, 1.0. 1.5, and 2.1.

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Non-Addiction Community Resources — We offer a wealth of resources covering Substance Abuse, Mental Health, Relapse Prevention and more for Community Providers. Programs are available for adults and juveniles (including at-risk and delinquent youth), as well as gender-specific programming for females.

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Behavioral Health and Co-Occurring Conditions (Dual Diagnosis) — These resources are a force-multiplier for providers of behavioral health services. All our materials feature outcome-driven, proven-effective content built on a rock-solid CBT base with MI tools and DBT skills elements integrated throughout. Everything is delivered in a carefully structured approach that helps ensure successful treatment that you can document. These resources are shaped to support programs for clients at ASAM Level 2.1 and our new enhanced resources are recommended for ASAM levels 2.3, 2,5, 2.7 (CEC), 3.7, and 4.0.

Anger Management Resources — Our anger, aggression, and violence resources focus on successfully managing internal and external triggers, feelings of anger, interpersonal communication skills, and issues of aggression or violence. The 10-session units are shaped for successful implementation in an open group/open admissions format, and form the basis for core community programming, mental health facilities, community agencies, mental health providers, probation, community programs, and more.

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Spanish Language Substance Abuse, Behavioral Health, and Co-occurring Conditions Programs — Spanish language resources includes key elements to prepare participants for intervention programming, significant gang intervention program resources, a core program based on CBT and problem solving skills, and a comprehensive transition resource for returning to the community. Nearly 60 resources provide a comprensive program in Spanish. Program length can range up to 300 program sessions.

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Mental Health Facilities (Hospitals, Residential, PHPs, HIOPs, and CEC level IOPs) — Substance Abuse, Behavioral Health, Co-occurring Conditions (Dual-Diagnosis), and topical Mental Health resources provide structure, treatment planning support, documentation, and staff support elements to improve treatment quality, outcomes. and documentation for Utilization Reviews. New resources address Withdrawal Management, Post-Acute Withdrawal Symptoms (PAWS), to support program providing services at ASAM levels 4.0, 3.7, 2.7, 2.5 and CEC programs.

Juvenile Resources — resources for community programs for at-risk youth, young people on probation,alternative schools, and gang prevention/intervention programs.

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Aftercare and Transition — These community programs are designed to prepare participants for successful release and community reintegration. From substance abuse to mental health to relapse prevention/intervention, these easy-to-implement, often lesson-based programs address the critical issues in making the transition back to the community!

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Life Skills — Our Life Skills Curriculum covers a wide array from coping skills and communication skills to vocational readiness, stress management, anger management and money management. These resources provide comprehensive programs for adults and juveniles to develop skills for daily living. The curriculum is designed to address critical life and lifestyle issues. The overall objective is to help participants improve their general health and happiness as functioning members of society.

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Probation and Courts — We offer a wealth of resources for Probation and Courts including Substance Abuse, Mental Health, Relapse Prevention and more. Programs are available for adults and juveniles (including at-risk and delinquent youth), as well as gender-specific programming for females.

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