DRUG AND ALCOHOL REHAB PROGRAMS

Detox is the process of safely removing drugs or alcohol from the body while managing withdrawal symptoms. It’s the first step in addiction treatment for many individuals, providing the stabilization needed for further treatment. Detoxing without professional help can be dangerous due to severe withdrawal risks.

After detox, residential treatment is usually the next step in addiction treatment. During residential alcohol and drug rehab, patients receive round-the-clock care, focusing on building healthy habits and coping strategies. In inpatient rehab, a medical team tailors addiction treatment to each person’s needs, ensuring they receive the right support.

A dual diagnosis program provides care for both addiction and mental health disorders at the same time. By integrating evidence-based treatments, specialized therapies, and medication when necessary, dual diagnosis treatment targets the underlying causes of both addiction and mental health conditions, promoting lasting recovery.

An intensive outpatient program offers flexible treatment for individuals who do not require full-time care at a rehab center. While participating in IOP, patients attend therapy sessions while managing work or school responsibilities. Treatment focuses on relapse prevention, coping skills, and mental health in a structured setting.

A partial hospitalization program, also known as day treatment, provides intensive addiction treatment while allowing patients to live at home. Acting as a bridge between inpatient programs and outpatient rehab, it offers structured treatment for substance use disorders without requiring a full-time stay.