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Founded in 1971 for a group of young people struggling with alcohol and other substance abuse disorders, the Alternative Peer Group model follows the basic principle that,
Peer relationships and peer support are key factors for effective adolescent and young adult recovery from substance abuse and dependence.
Houston Alternative Peer Groups facilitate twelve-step meetings, after-school programming, pro-social activities, educational support, individual & family counseling (as a critical component), parent support services, intensive outpatient therapy, and act as a liason between residential treatment programs, psychiatrists, school counselors and other mental health professionals.
Since it’s inception, multiple locations have formed under the APG model.
KEY FACTORS TO THE APG MODEL:
Visit The Houston Alternative Peer Group on their website for more information.
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Founded in 1971 for a group of young people struggling with alcohol and other substance abuse disorders, the Alternative Peer Group model follows the basic principle that,
Peer relationships and peer support are key factors for effective adolescent and young adult recovery from substance abuse and dependence.
Houston Alternative Peer Groups facilitate twelve-step meetings, after-school programming, pro-social activities, educational support, individual & family counseling (as a critical component), parent support services, intensive outpatient therapy, and act as a liason between residential treatment programs, psychiatrists, school counselors and other mental health professionals.
Since it’s inception, multiple locations have formed under the APG model.
KEY FACTORS TO THE APG MODEL:
Visit The Houston Alternative Peer Group on their website for more information.
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Founded in 1971 for a group of young people struggling with alcohol and other substance abuse disorders, the Alternative Peer Group model follows the basic principle that,
Peer relationships and peer support are key factors for effective adolescent and young adult recovery from substance abuse and dependence.
Houston Alternative Peer Groups facilitate twelve-step meetings, after-school programming, pro-social activities, educational support, individual & family counseling (as a critical component), parent support services, intensive outpatient therapy, and act as a liason between residential treatment programs, psychiatrists, school counselors and other mental health professionals.
Since it’s inception, multiple locations have formed under the APG model.
KEY FACTORS TO THE APG MODEL:
Visit The Houston Alternative Peer Group on their website for more information.
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