A high majority of alcohol addicts are unable to stop drinking without help from outsiders such as family members, counselors, and support groups. Recovery Ways rehabilitative treatment model incorporates a recovery model with individualized treatment, cognitive behavior therapy, group therapy, dialectical behavior therapy and 12-step meetings. We treat patients for co-occurring disorders in conjunction with their substance abuse addiction. The treatment process at Recovery Ways focuses on the whole person, not just the physical addiction.
Inpatient Residential Rehab
Our residential treatment center offers 24-hour monitoring and support with residential living quarters and daily meals prepared by our in-house chefs. Patients receive more intensive individual and group counseling. It is a highly structured program with a minimum of 8 hours daily. It is not only about patients getting away from stressors but learning to take control and responsibility for their life. We focus on the treatment of the whole person, not just one condition. We know that Dual Diagnosis Treatment is most beneficial, addressing the psychiatric disorders as well as the addiction disorder. This integrated treatment helps you gain more than you ever thought was possible and improve your way of life.
We offer many different programs and treatment options for prescription drug addiction and abuse:
Our intensive outpatient program is an individualized program that can work around your daily career. This program empowers patients to function independently and responsibly while preparing them for the community with skills and abilities to lead successful lives.
Partial Day treatment
This treatment provides alcohol abuse and mental health services in the context of our treatment environment. These services build on strengths and address problems associated with the complex conditions of each individual and their family.
Is There a Cure for Alcohol Addiction?
Addiction is a lifelong illness. With that being said, the right treatment, lifestyle changes, and support from family and friends can make it much easier to deal with. We have aftercare and alumni programs that help patients create and maintain a lifestyle that supports sobriety based on the individuals needs. They help develop a strong community –based support, which is essential to maintain freedom from alcohol addiction.
The road to recovery from alcohol addiction begins with addiction treatment. Alcohol addiction can take many forms and provide very different outcomes. Most effective alcohol addiction treatment centers should offer a medically supervised and highly attentive detoxification service. Once a patient is stable they should move from detox to a residential or inpatient setting were group meetings, private therapy sessions and other methods of treatment are conducted by trained and accredited clinicians.
Tips to Prevent Alcohol Relapse
Alcoholics need to make life changes to avoid the triggers that cause them to use before and here at Recovery Ways, we help them accomplish this and maintain a life of sobriety. Our aftercare and alumni programs help patients with their future care and way of life. We also provide workshops and seminars with relapse prevention techniques. We help our patients find new activities and hobbies to stay busy and teach them how to take care of their bodies with nutrition, fitness, and other mood and energy enhancing activities. We also help them with any co-occurring disorders that may have led to or been a result of the addiction.
A high majority of alcohol addicts are unable to stop drinking without help from outsiders such as family members, counselors, and support groups. Recovery Ways rehabilitative treatment model incorporates a recovery model with individualized treatment, cognitive behavior therapy, group therapy, dialectical behavior therapy and 12-step meetings. We treat patients for co-occurring disorders in conjunction with their substance abuse addiction. The treatment process at Recovery Ways focuses on the whole person, not just the physical addiction.