Contingency Management Treatment Centers
Contingency Management (CM) uses tangible rewards to reinforce positive behaviors such as abstinence from substances, attendance at treatment sessions, and medication compliance. Research shows CM is particularly effective for stimulant addiction where no medication options exist, and it significantly improves retention in treatment programs.
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Rock County Human Services Department
Janesville, WI

Sea Mar Behavioral Health
Mount Vernon, WA

Stark County TASC Inc
Canton, OH

Tadiso Inc
Pittsburgh, PA

Texas Treatment Services LLC
Fort Worth, TX

Toxicology Associates/North Georgia
Carrollton, GA

Toxicology Associates/North Georgia
Marietta, GA

Twin Lakes Recovery Center
Gainesville, GA

Unity House
Buffalo, NY

Walden Clinic
Walden, NY

WellStone Inc
Huntsville, AL

Womens Home Inc
Arlington, VA

ABODE Treatment Inc
Dallas, TX

ABODE Treatment Inc
Abilene, TX
About Contingency Management
Contingency Management is an evidence-based treatment approach that uses positive reinforcement to encourage healthy behaviors. Research shows it's particularly effective for stimulant addiction where medication options are limited.
How Contingency Management Works
CM programs provide tangible rewards for meeting treatment goals. These might include vouchers, prizes, or privileges for achieving milestones like negative drug tests, attending appointments, or completing treatment activities.
Common CM approaches include:
- Voucher-Based Reinforcement: Earning vouchers exchangeable for goods and services
- Prize Incentives: Drawing from prize bowls with varying reward levels
- Privilege-Based Systems: Earning greater freedoms within treatment settings
Research-Backed Effectiveness
Studies consistently show CM improves treatment retention and abstinence rates, especially for cocaine and methamphetamine addiction. Recent research supports its use in treating opioid addiction alongside medication-assisted treatment.
Finding CM Programs
Contingency Management is increasingly available in treatment settings across the country. It's often integrated into intensive outpatient and outpatient programs. Ask prospective treatment centers about their use of incentive-based approaches.

