Feb 15, 2019
The Spera Recovery Center provides a safe, recovery-friendly environment for detoxification, brief residential treatment, and ongoing recovery support services for individuals and families struggling with addiction.
Clients attend daily 12-step meetings and are introduced to the recovering community, as well as the philosophies and traditions of 12-step programs. Spera Counselors complete initial assessments, monitor withdrawal from alcohol and other drugs, develop treatment plans, facilitate groups, and help develop sustainable plans for continuing recovery.
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Anna’s Bio
Anna is the Coordinator of the Spera Recovery Center. She is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the detox center, including supervising the Spera staff, assisting with client intakes and their programs, facilitating the needs of clients at Spera in correlation with the other services offered by Dawn Farm.
Tell us more about yourself and how you came to
tell us more about
Why Spera for you?
What is special about Spera?
How does Spera and the recovering community interface?
Tell us about yourself,
how did you come to Dawn Farm?
What is Spera?
Why is Sera separate from the farm?
Tell us about the detox center?
this detox medically supervised.
Are there doctors and or nurses on staff?
Is medication used in this process?
How do you define success at Spera?
How is mental illness handled,
do you admit people with co-existing or comorbid diagnoses?
If so, how do they handle that?
And if not, what do they recommend?
Walk us through a day for a client, what does that look
like?
How long is the stay?
Tell us about discharge, do you develop an action plan?
What does that look like?
Are you seeing new addiction patterns?
Do your clients go to meetings?
Who provides support to your clients?
what does a coordinator do?
What would you say to the person who is considering treatment?
What would you like to say to our audience?
Advice
What was the #1 thing that has held Spera back in working with
alcoholics and addicts?
What is the best advice you ever received regarding running Spera
Recovery Center?
What is something that is working in your facility today?
What is the best recovery book you have read?
Hope
What do you want to say to the new person?