Center for Outpatient Alcoholism Trt DBA Project COAT is a private nonprofit organization that provides substance use treatment services through outpatient programming. The organization serves adults and young adults seeking structured support for alcohol and drug use concerns. Services focus on counseling, education, and behavioral interventions delivered in a nonresidential setting. Programs include individual counseling, group counseling, and family counseling, along with substance use disorder education and relapse prevention support. Therapeutic approaches listed by the organization include cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, brief intervention, anger management, and trauma-related counseling. The facility operates as an outpatient program, allowing participants to attend scheduled sessions while continuing daily responsibilities such as work or school. Treatment activities are centered on skill development, behavioral change strategies, and ongoing recovery support. The organization provides structured services intended to address substance use patterns and related behavioral health needs within a community-based setting in Oak Lawn, Illinois.