Assessment services at Serenity House of Volusia provide a comprehensive evaluation that identifies the strengths, needs, abilities, and preferences of the person seeking services. The evaluator then presents the evaluation and necessary paperwork and a treatment recommendation to a multi-disciplinary team of clinical professionals. Treatment recommendations are based upon ASAM criteria for each potential level of care.

Screening and assessment services are available at 540 N. Ridgewood Ave, Daytona Beach, Florida, though as Serenity House of Volusia believes is a “no wrong door” approach to services, screening and assessment services may be conducted off-site in correctional facilities, hospital emergency rooms, or other locations depending upon the specific situation of the individual seeking services. 

The Serenity House of Volusia Women with Dependent Children Program provides day treatment, aftercare, relapse prevention and supportive services for women whose needs can be met in a therapeutically supportive living environment.  

The Serenity House of Volusia Serenity West program is a CARF-accredited, DCF licensed Level II long term residential program for adult males, age 18 and older.  Services are provided at 2775 Big John Drive, Deland Florida. With a capacity of 50 clients, Serenity West serves the homeless, incarcerated drug offenders, and veterans.  This program utilizes a modified therapeutic community model to assist individuals who meet ASAM PPC-2R criteria for level II treatment.   In addition to individual counseling and psychoeducational substance abuse group therapy, the clinical team provides core group therapy in Anger Management, Relapse Prevention and Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) treatment modalities. 

Co-occurring Disorders Unit:   The Serenity House of Volusia Stone Street Co-occurring Disorders Program is a CARF-accredited, DCF licensed Level III long term residential program for 36 adult males, age 18 and older, who have been unable to maintain sobriety despite multiple treatment episodes. Services are provided at 1251 N. Stone St, Deland Florida. This program utilizes a modified therapeutic community model for individuals who cannot be maintained in a less restrictive environment. The target population are dually diagnosed (DSM –IV -TR substance abuse/dependence and mental disordered) individuals whose impairments are so severe that less restrictive substance abuse interventions have not proven effective. Program goals include maintaining psychiatric stability, achieving abstinence, preventing relapse and promoting reintegration into the community. Services are provided 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. Individuals must meet ASAM PPC-II (III.3) for admission to this program.

Substance Abuse Unit:   The Serenity House of Volusia Stone Street Substance Abuse Program is a CARF-accredited, DCF licensed Level II residential treatment program that provides long term residential substance abuse services for 40 adult males age 18 and older.  Services are provided at 1251 N. Stone St, Deland Florida. The program utilizes a modified therapeutic community model for individuals who cannot be maintained in a less restrictive/structured environment and who meet ASAM PPC-2R (III.5) criteria for residential level II treatment. The target population for this program includes substance dependent adult males who are indigent, homeless, non-violent offenders, veterans, parents putting children at risk, and IV drug abusers. The modified therapeutic community program is the primary treatment modality to enhance positive pro-social and psychological changes in individuals through social learning and cognitive behavioral approaches. The goal of the Stone Street Substance Abuse Program is to promote abstinence, personal responsibility and positive character change.  

This program offered by Serenity House of Volusia provides a full range of substance abuse services for referrals from Volusia County’s Dependency and Family courts. Services provided include evaluation, group/family counseling, day treatment, residential placement, case management and advocacy.  

This program offered by Serenity House of Volusia provides aftercare housing and community support following successful completion of residential treatment. Focuses on reintegration into the community and developing relapse prevention skills.  

The Serenity House of Volusia PATH Program is designed to serve homeless individuals with co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse and individuals who are at imminent risk of becoming homeless. Services include assessment, case management, group treatment, advocacy, and referral.  

Serenity House of Volusia provides transitional housing, case management, linking and referral services for 16 homeless male veterans referred by the Veterans Administration.  

Jail Diversion Program: Provides treatment interventions, including a range of educational and rehabilitative services, for selected individuals charged with minor criminal offenses on a fee for service basis. Referrals can be made by attorneys in consultation with the State Attorney’s office.

IPN Program (Intervention Project for Nurses): Individualized services including outpatient and residential, for impaired professionals available through referral by the Intervention Project for Nurses Board.