Research Findings
Backed by university partnerships and years of real-world data, our program shows promising improvements in client outcomes and clinician well-being, strengthening both treatment results and the teams who deliver care.
Overview of Our Research
Since 2020, our team has been committed to building a strong evidence base for our treatment modality. Over the past several years, we have collected extensive preliminary data that tracks client progress across multiple validated screening instruments. This work has allowed us to develop a comprehensive, evolving data set that reflects real-world outcomes and provides insight into how our program experience more positive treatment outcomes than typically observed in intensive outpatient settings.
Academic & Professional Partnerships
To ensure our research is rigorous, collaborative, and aligned with industry best practice, we have partnered with several respected institutions. Our primary academic partnerships include New Mexico Highlands University and University of Texas at Austin, both of which support various aspects of our data analysis and program evaluation. In addition, our collaboration with the Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center (ATTC) expands our access to regional expertise, workforce development support, and innovative research guidance. These partnerships strengthen the credibility, reach, and future potential of our program.
Quantitative & Qualitative Findings
Our quantitative data collection has produced promising results, indicating consistent improvements in client functioning across diverse screening measures. These outcomes highlight the program’s potential as an evidence-informed, impactful treatment approach. Qualitative data has also been gathered -capturing client experiences, insights, and reflections on their treatment journey. While these qualitative findings cannot yet be directly compared to Treatment as Usual (TAU) due to limitations in compatible data sets, they nonetheless provide meaningful context that supports the positive trends observed in our quantitative results.