About DISC Village – Wakulla County Human Services Center – Crawfordville
DISC Village – Wakulla County Human Services Center in Crawfordville, Florida, is a private nonprofit substance use and mental health treatment center. They’re licensed through the state’s Department of Children and Families and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). The Wakulla County location has several youth based programs designed to serve those on a recovery journey.
Offering medication assisted treatment (MAT) with Suboxone and Vivitrol, they provide intensive outpatient services that meet three times a week. This involves individual and group counseling as well as peer support. Led by a trained peer facilitator, their Weekly Empowerment Circles give clients a confidential, safe space to share experiences and build community. They also have themed support sessions focusing on subjects like stress management and academic success. Their Resource Navigator Assistance program connects participants with community services, and skill building workshops help foster self esteem. One on one peer mentorships are also available.
Their Juvenile Drug Court is a 20 week outpatient program for young people who have been charged with a substance involved misdemeanor or felony. It’s open to those 13 to 18 years old and accepts judicial and nonjudicial referrals. The program has four phases, all involving individual, group and family counseling, as well as random urinalysis screenings for drug and alcohol use. Community service is also a focus. Phase Three includes a one hour weekly chemical education course. Clients must write a graduation essay prior to completing the program.
