Addiction Therapy
Addiction therapy is a catch-all term used to describe a variety of specific methods used to treat addiction. Some methods work better on certain types of addiction than others. Therapy choices can also be made to address the psychological or behavioral issues that led to the addiction.
Alcohol Detox
Like many other drugs, those who consume alcohol will experience a period of withdrawal and detoxification. These are the after-effects that occur as your body tries to recover from the negative effects of the alcohol.
Drug Detox
Drug detox occurs when the body begins to withdraw from the substance being abused. The effects can vary greatly based on the drug of choice, as well as the frequency and volume of use. Illicit drugs also increase the risks involved with both using and quitting, since the exact composition of the drug is often unknown.
Getting Sober
Recognizing that you might have a substance abuse problem is the first step in making the decision to quit. Identifying the signs of addiction can be challenging unless you are willing to be honest with yourself.
Intervention Services
Interventions are often a last ditch effort by family, friends, and even employers to help someone suffering from addiction get back on the right path. When done properly using the skills of a professionally-trained interventionist, an intervention can have both an educational and therapeutic effect on everyone involved.
Partial Hospitalization Program
PHP, also called day treatment, are not as widely known as other types of treatment programs. These programs create a more convenient and cost-effective means for those needing more than outpatient care can provide, but without the financial commitment or complete removal from their life that inpatient rehab requires.