Adep/Satop Programs

Preferred Family Healthcare, based in Wentzville, MO, is a leading community-based healthcare provider that has been committed to offering compassionate and affordable care for over 40 years. With a diverse range of services tailored for adults, families, and youth, PFH emphasizes holistic well-being through individual therapy, addiction recovery, and integrated health services. Established by a dedicated team in rural northeast Missouri, PFH has grown to include approximately 2,500 team members who continue to uphold the organization's foundational promise of creating welcoming and high-quality healthcare environments. This commitment evolves alongside the community's needs, ensuring that individuals can access the support they require for a healthy and fulfilling life. Generated from the website

Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a global organization dedicated to helping individuals struggling with alcohol use issues through a supportive community. Founded on the principle of one alcoholic assisting another, A.A. offers a structured program centered around the Twelve Steps and a commitment to personal recovery. The organization provides resources for anyone seeking help, including meetings, literature, and guidance for family and friends of alcoholics. With more than 80 years of successful recovery support, A.A. caters to a diverse range of individuals regardless of background, aiming to foster hope and sobriety. Generated from the website

Community Services of Missouri is one of the largest private court services providers in Missouri. It provides a wide range of services that include defensive driving, drug testing, shoplifting and financial management program, outpatient treatment, and gambling addiction program. Its alcohol and drug education program is approved by Missouri Department of Mental Health, Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse, and is for individuals who are under the age of 21. Its driver improvement program is an eight-hour program approved by the Department of Public Safety, and allows the individuals to avoid up to three points for moving traffic offenses, and improve driving abilities and awareness. The organization s anger management program is a four-hour course, which gives both the theory of how humans communicate and the opportunity to test new skills.