Holistic Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Programs:
  Intensive
Drug and Alcohol Phase II Program: Our phase 2
recovery program is a 3 week structured drug and alcohol rehabilitation program,
allowing clients to maintain employment and current living
conditions while providing the supportive therapeutic environment
needed to maintain the recovery process. This intensive
program includes group lectures and guided therapy on relapse
(Gorski), the disease model, other addictions, and an introduction
into a 12 step recovery program (AA, NA, OA etc). Each client's
treatment plan is tailored to meet their specific needs.
SHORT TERM TREATMENT (PRIMARY CARE INPATIENT): 4 1/2 TO 10
WEEKS
LONG TERM TREATMENT:........................................... 10 WEEKS
TO 1 YEAR
Our individualized treatment plan's therapeutic activities are
developed based on assessments by a multidisciplinary treatment team.
Throughout the course of the drug rehabilitation treatment program, the client is included in his or her
treatment planning and helps to identify and establish their own
particular objectives and goals. A client can be moved from one phase of
care to another during any stage of treatment if it is deemed clinically
appropriate.
Drug
and Alcohol Rehabilitation Family Program: Our
family program is an important part of treatment process.
We invite and encourage family members and significant others
to attend family group therapy sessions and lectures. Family
members are introduced to self-help groups such as Alanon,
Narcanon, etc., to assist with ongoing support. We feel
that families need to heal along with the client. For out-of-towners
we have phone conferencing.
Recreation:
Laughter and fun are our bodies natural healers. We feel
that having fun, playing, and participating in healthy activities
are very therapeutic in drug rehabilitation and alcohol
rehabilitation. Some of our recreational activities include
outings to the beach, health spa, world class gym, karate
(taught by national karate champions), yoga, baseball, swimming,
tennis available and weight lifting (trainer available).
Boredom, restlessness, and anxiety will eventually lead
to relapse. By participating in physical activities, in
addition to therapy, stress and anxiety are released. |
