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Services: Adolescent and Adult Residential Treatment

Phone: (316) 225-6500

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Wichita Outpatient Office and Assessment Center

Services: Outpatient Treatment, Assessments

Assessment Phone:
(316) 867-0259
Outpatient Phone:
(316) 330-3297

Administrative Office
130 East Fifth Street, Newton, KS 67114 
Phone: 316-283-6743 | 316-867-0259
Fax: 316-283-6830

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Prevention

The prevention team at Mirror is uniquely positioned to facilitate community-based solutions to the challenges facing youth today. With over 20 years of experience in successful youth development and community mobilization, our prevention team is ready to inspire grassroots people, coalitions, schools and other partners in building healthier futures for young people.

▸ Community Mobilization & Coalition Development

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About Us

Mirror was founded in 1972 on the belief that people can and do change. Our mission is to strengthen people and communities by helping individuals cultivate hope and redefine their lives.

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Treatment Programs

Mirror offers a comprehensive continuum of care for those seeking assistance with addiction to drugs and alcohol. Through our assessment and evaluation process, our clinical staff can determine the need for services and the level of care best suited for each person.

▸ Drug and Alcohol Assessment

▸ Residential Treatment

▸ Adolescent Residential Treatment

▸ Medication Assisted Treatment

▸ Intensive Outpatient Treatment

 ▸ Outpatient Treatment

 ▸ Peer Mentoring

 ▸ Aftercare

 ▸ Alcohol & Drug Information School

Reentry Services

For over 50 years, Mirror has helped individuals reintegrate into their communities. Successful reintegration isn’t possible unless an individual learns the skills necessary to function in an adaptive and effective manner, and is surrounded by supportive family and significant others, employers, religious communities, and social service agencies committed to their success.

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