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PHASE TWO
Phase Two is a clinically managed low-intensity residential treatment program for men who have completed intensive residential treatment at NCTR’s Phoenix Program. This program gives patients extended time in treatment while also allowing them to adjust to day-to-day living in recovery. Patients attend outpatient treatment at our nearby Counseling Center, receive supportive services, and are encouraged to seek employment or volunteer in the community as they progress in the program and as their schedule permits. Phase Two is designed to increase participants’ chances of recovery success.
This nationally accredited program includes the following services:
Trauma Informed Care
Medication Assisted Treatment
Use of Evidence Based Practices
24/7 Care
Individual Counseling
Group Counseling
Daily Exercise
Psychoeducation
Additional Medical and Mental Health Care as Needed
Family Involvement as Indicated
Linkage to Community Recovery Support Systems
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Leadership
for Phase Two
Cathy Dooley, LCSW, CSAC
Clinical Manager
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Since 2009, Cathy Dooley has been the Clinical Manager at NCTR’s Phoenix Program, a residential treatment program for up to 80 men. In this position, she oversees clinical operations and supervises clinical staff. She joined NCTR (then Vanguard Services) in 1992. While at NCTR she has served in multiple roles, including as program director for Demeter House, NCTR’s residential program for women. Cathy is a licensed clinical social worker with a Master of Social Work degree from Howard University.
Scott Bishop
Case Manager
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Scott Bishop entered the Men's Intensive Residential Program in late 2013 at the age of 43, having struggled with substance use since he was 15. Although this was not his first experience with treatment, it ultimately became his last effort in that regard. Through dedication, he restructured his life and secured employment as a night shift worker within the same program in 2016.
He benefited from the guidance of various mentors associated with the agency, returned to school in 2020, and successfully earned his Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree in 2023. Currently, Scott is pursuing his Master of Social Work (MSW) degree.
Since joining NCTR nine years ago, Scott has taken on numerous roles and contributed to all facilities in various capacities. He currently serves as the Case Manager for the newly established Phase Two low-intensity residential program, applying his expertise and educational background to enhance the well-being of our patients.
Abdul Malike, DNP-FNP-BC
Medical Manager
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As a Nurse Practitioner Manager, Abdul manages all nurse practitioner services at NCTR’s Phoenix Program men's residential treatment program. Abdul has a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from George Mason University and 11 years of experience in the medical field. His most recent experience before joining NCTR in 2022 was with Aspire Healthcare, where he served as a field nurse practitioner. “I am excited by the variable nature of my job, as well as being able to change the lives of vulnerable patients.”
