The Kenneth Peters Center in Syosset, New York, operates as part of Forge Health, providing specialized outpatient treatment for alcohol and drug addiction on Long Island. Since 1995, the center has implemented a structured three-phase approach to recovery. The initial phase involves intensive outpatient programming where clients attend three-hour sessions three to five times weekly, focusing on addiction education, sponsor relationships, and developing healthy coping mechanisms. During this stage, medication-assisted treatment may be incorporated to manage cravings and prevent relapse. In the second phase, sessions reduce to 90 minutes two to three times weekly, addressing ongoing sobriety challenges and personal issues. Clients can join specialized groups based on demographic factors like age or gender. The final transition phase helps clients evaluate their progress and establish forward-looking goals. Beyond the core program, Kenneth Peters offers continuing care services to support long-term recovery, including specialized groups for first responders and gender-specific alumni programs. Their treatment philosophy incorporates 12-Step principles throughout all programming, aiming to heal not just the individual but also family systems and the broader community.