Aftercare programs help to keep you on the straight and narrow after you have completed your residential or outpatient treatment program. For those coming out of a residential program, there will need to be an adjustment to returning to your old life, one free of alcohol and drugs, of course. Life skills learned during the…
A relapse prevention plan is a written document that you and your counselors collaborate on to guide you through the rehab process so that you are assured of the best chances of successfully recovering from addiction. There are three stages of relapsing: emotional, mental, and physical. Relapse prevention therapy provides essential guidance as you face…
Spending time at a drug addiction treatment program shouldn’t be the bulk of someone’s recovery process. In fact, it’s just the beginning—healing and maintaining sobriety is a lifelong process. If you are on the path to recovery, you should consider joining rehab support groups as part of your relapse prevention plan. If you’re looking for…
What if someone with an addiction can’t commit to inpatient treatment but needs more support and care than what typical outpatient treatment can provide? A partial hospitalization program (PHP) could be the best option. These programs exist to fill the gap between inpatient and outpatient treatment options. PHP is an excellent option for people that…
Getting help for addiction takes a lot of courage, but the process itself does not have to be challenging. Our residential addiction treatment program provides you with everything you need to build a strong, healthy future without the reliance on drugs or alcohol. Knowing what to bring to rehab is often important as you are…
There are numerous reasons why someone might seek the care of a healthcare professional; however, substance abuse and mental health issues remain at the top of the list. There are multiple treatment options available, but one of the top options is an outpatient treatment program. What are some of the top benefits of choosing an…
Relapse is one of the most common risks to long-term recovery. It’s important to see relapse as just a part of the healing process, one that can still be overcome. Yet, the sooner you see the relapse warning signs, the easier it is for you to get help to stop it from actually occurring. An…
Substance abuse and mental health issues impact individuals and families across the country. If you’re a family member of an individual who is struggling with addiction, supporting them during rehab can be invaluable. However, you also want to give your loved one the independence they need to work through issues with the help of a…