When you realize you need help breaking destructive drinking habits, your mind may put up barriers to keep you from making healthy changes. This may sound like:
- Don’t you think it’s better to just quit on your own?
- You can’t go to rehab – you don’t have the time!
- It’s not that bad, you can get sober on your own!
What is Alcohol Use Disorder Rehab?
Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) rehab is a comprehensive and personalized treatment designed to address the physical, mental, and emotional aspects of addiction. Our approach to this healing journey applies our commitment to clinical and program excellence, ensuring clients receive the best care. Whether a client joins a residential program or uses outpatient treatment, our commitment to excellence remains the same:- Trauma-Focused and Heart-Centered: We lead with compassion and kindness, ensuring our approach is rooted in understanding and empathy.
- Balanced Execution: Our work is characterized by equal parts integrity and confidence, fostering a supportive and trustworthy environment for your recovery.
- Respect for Choices: Throughout the alcohol addiction rehab journey, we value and respect your choices, empowering you to actively participate in your recovery process.
- Tailored Levels of Care: We offer a range of care options, including rehabilitation and ongoing sobriety maintenance, ensuring that you can meet your specific needs at every stage of recovery.
- Optimizing Outcomes: Our comprehensive approach provides the best possible outcome, promoting sustained recovery and a healthier, fulfilling life.
Weighing Outpatient vs. Residential Treatment: What are the Benefits?
Understanding the nuances of outpatient and residential treatment is crucial in tailoring a program that suits individual needs. Here are the key benefits of outpatient treatment and residential treatment for alcohol use disorder:Outpatient Treatment
- Flexibility: Allows clients to continue their daily routines, such as work or school, as they attend scheduled treatment sessions.
- Cost-Effective: Generally more affordable than residential treatment, making it accessible to a broader range of individuals.
- Community Support: Offers the opportunity for individuals to receive support from their local community and maintain connections with family and friends.
- Independence: Allows individuals to practice recovery skills in their everyday environment, enhancing the transferability of coping mechanisms to real-life situations.
- Privacy: Offers privacy as individuals can attend sessions without needing an extended absence from their homes.
Residential Treatment
- Intensive Support: Provides 24/7 supervision and support, creating a structured and controlled environment for individuals with severe addiction or those who need a break from daily triggers.
- Immersive Focus: Offers a concentrated focus on recovery without the distractions of everyday life, allowing individuals to commit to the treatment process fully.
- Therapeutic Community: Provides a supportive community of individuals going through similar challenges, fostering a sense of camaraderie and understanding.
- Holistic Approach: Often includes therapeutic activities, counseling, and educational components to address various aspects of an individual’s life and contribute to comprehensive healing.
- Medical Monitoring: Offers access to medical professionals who can monitor and manage withdrawal symptoms, addressing any potential health concerns during the early stages of recovery
How Does Rehab Work?
Rehabilitation is a multifaceted process encompassing various therapeutic approaches, counseling sessions, and experiential healing activities. We are a nationally recognized experiential healing and recovery leader, bringing the best teams, programs, and resources to each client’s healing journey. Our holistic approach addresses the mind, body, and spirit, ensuring a comprehensive and effective recovery. It is common for a person who enters rehab to use a progressive step-down approach, beginning with intensive rehab care for some time, then moving on to personal therapy sessions and other less intensive forms of care. Your treatment may include:- Mental health treatment
- Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
- Yoga
- Music therapy
- Substance use treatment
- Eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR)
- Equine therapy
- Art therapy
