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PROGRAMS Overview

Avery Lane offers multiple levels of care and long-term lengths of stay to accommodate each individual client and their needs.

INDIVIDUALIZED PLAN FOR LENGTH OF STAY:

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Since Avery Lane is a true individualized program, we assess and reassess each client to determine the length of stay required to determine the correct level of care and length of stay they need to ensure they are receiving the support they need for maximum benefit. There is no “quick fix” for treatment and because we are going in-depth to underlying core issues, many of our clients require longer term treatment. Our team works with the individual and their family to determine a plan for their care at Avery Lane.

The majority of our clients will initially commit to 30, 60, or 90 days, and through the process we will work together as a team with the client to determine what is required to fully stabilize and build a foundation for lasting recovery. The average length of stay in our Residential Program is 60 days.

BEYOND THE 30-DAY PROGRAM:

While the foundation of treatment is a 30-day program, we, as do many treatment professionals, acknowledge the considerable research* that shows a direct relationship between the length of stay in treatment and the rate of sobriety one-year after treatment.

Clients desiring and/or requiring additional time in treatment may be recommended to stay on with us for an additional 30 or 60 day to continue addressing underlying core issues, practice newly learned healthy coping skills and tools, and continue medical stabilization and medication adjustments. Within each time extension, more is offered within our program to facilitate continued growth and strength in early recovery.

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We have multiple options for longer-term treatment including:

30, 45, 60, 75, and 90-day Residential Program options

Step-down Partial Hospitalization Outpatient program

Step-down Intensive Outpatient program

Transitional living for our outpatient clients

Prior to admission or transition to any level of care, each client will participate in a pre-intake assessment with an admissions counselor to determine level of care recommendation. If you’d like to speak with an admissions counselor to discuss admission and level of care options, contact us.

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PROGRAMS:

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Detoxification

Avery Lane offers a medically assisted residential detoxification and stabilization program. We can admit individuals who are solely looking for detoxification services or those who want to continue in our residential or outpatient programs. Clients will be supervised by our team of nurses, physicians, and recovery counselor team during the course of their treatment stay.
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Residential

Avery Lane offers a residential program for clients requiring 24/7 care and support in our 8-bed facility. While in our residential program, clients will work with our medical and clinical team to stabilize, address co-occurring concerns, gain insight and tools, and create a foundation for lasting recovery.
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Partial Hospitalization (PHP)

Avery Lane offers a structured outpatient level of care, partial hospitalization (PHP). Our partial hospitalization program includes outpatient treatment 5 days a week, Monday through Friday, and transitional living housing. Clients are able to have their personal vehicles and come and go in transitional living as they please, with the requirement to attend all treatment dates and abide by house structure.
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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Avery Lane offers intensive outpatient treatment as our lowest level of care option with long term treatment options. While in our intensive outpatient program, each client will resume her home and/or work life and responsibilities newly in recovery and under the supportive care of Avery Lane’s medical and clinical team. As struggles in the outside world arise, our clients have access to their treatment team for support, insight, and direction.
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LENGTH OF STAY RESEARCH:

  • NIH Understanding Drug Abuse and Addiction: What Science Says
  • R. L. Hubbard, S. G. Craddock, P. M. Flynn, J. Anderson, and R. M. Etheridge, “Overview of 1-year follow-up outcomes in the Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study (DATOS),” Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 261–278, 1997.
  • D. D. Simpson, G. W. Joe, and B. S. Brown, “Treatment retention and follow-up outcomes in the Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study (DATOS),” Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 294–307, 1997.
  • D. D. Simpson, G. W. Joe, K. M. Broome, M. L. Hiller, K. Knight, and G. A. Rowan-Szal, “Program diversity and treatment retention rates in the Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study (DATOS),” Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 279–293, 1997.
  • NIDA.org

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Summer Lan Franco
MA, MFT-t, Primary Therapist

Summer Lan Franco loves working with people to facilitate recovery from substance use disorders, disordered eating, mental health issues and complex trauma. She earned her BS in Nutrition and Food Science from California State University Chico and MS in Counseling Psychology from Dominican University of California. She has worked in community-based and private practice settings. Her approach is personable and sincere. Summer believes in helping people rediscover their true selves by uncovering barriers that stand in the way. Her warmth and earnest interest in others’ wellbeing are always present in the work she does with people seeking help. She has experience with trauma recovery, substance abuse recovery, codependency, family issues, disordered eating, treatment for anxiety and depression, and working with personality disorders.

Alaina Dunér
Office Manager, Sound Healing Group Facilitator, Reiki Master

Alaina Dunér is a Sonoma County native. She studied sociology and outdoor adventure programming for two years at Loyola University of New Orleans and Warren Wilson College. In 2016 Alaina was on a recreational skydive and had a crash landing that resulted in her fracturing multiple vertebrae in her spine. Since her accident, Alaina has emersed herself in understanding the nuances and complexities of health and spirituality. She is passionate about supporting clients through Reiki and Sound. Since taking a pause from university, Alaina has become a certified Reiki Master Teacher in the Tibetan Usui system, an Ayurvedic yoga instructor, a health coach from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition, and a trauma informed sound facilitator. At the end of 2022 Alaina will attend Southern Utah University to complete her bachelor’s in aerospace and aviation with an emphasis on rotary flight.

Sunnie Skillman
Energy Worker

Sunnie has worked within the field of Energy Psychology for over 20 years and has been trained in a number of healing modalities, including EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) and Access Consciousness. She has been using the tools of Access Consciousness for 23 years, teaching classes and working with clients using various hands-on energy body work techniques. She specializes working with clients who have symptoms of PTSD and assisting in clearing where trauma is stored in the body.
Sunnie brings her personal experience with trauma healing as well as her kind and
caring energy to support the ladies interested in working with other healing modalities
at Avery Lane.

Nicole Collins,
AMFT, Primary Therapist

Nicole Collins entered the field of healing after receiving her BA from Colorado State University
in Human Services, which led her to work in domestic violence. Following her beliefs and
passion in the body-mind-spirit connection and the Intelligence of the Self-healing power, she
got her MS from Touro University in Vallejo. She believes that addiction, alcoholism,
depression, the things that push against your joy, calm, serenity, and sense of security, are
powerful and baffling. Still, there is something unique inside of you that is ready to push back
against it all. The fear, anxiety, depression, and trauma that press against your head and chest
are real, but they should not define you. She feels her role is to help you find the resources
within to overcome the challenges and suffering that life may bring. She specializes in trauma,
substance abuse, LGBTQIA+ community, matters of belonging, helping individuals heal in their
relationships within themselves. In your work together, she will meet you where you are and
support you in reacquainting you, with all parts of yourself, including your inherent wisdom.

Erin Miller, RADT
Recovery Counselor

Erin is a Registered Alcohol Drug Technician, Certified Recovery Coach, and Certified Clinical
Trauma Specialist-A (Trauma and Addiction). She is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Arts in
Psychology and Addiction Studies at Aspen University. Through her personal experience with
alcohol addiction and recovery, Erin was inspired to support others on their recovery journeys.
She brings kindness, compassion, and encouragement to her work at Avery Lane. Erin lives in
Sonoma County with her husband and their two adventurous children.

Laurel LeMohn
Recovery Counselor

is a Mendocino County native. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Sonoma State University in 2014 and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Dominican University. She has been a Recovery Counselor at Avery Lane since October, 2021, and works from a trauma-informed, psychodynamic, and humanistic lens. She has had a desire towards helping others since she was young and looks forward to working with you as you transition your life into one where you are thriving and proud to be living.