SUBSTANCE ABUSE
FAMILY RESOURCES

BREAK THE CYCLE

If you love someone caught in addiction, you know the routine: days and even weeks go by without a word. You spend sleepless nights hoping for a call. You check arrest records and call emergency rooms. Finally, you get a late-night phone call. Relief is mixed with frustration over demands for money, bail, or a ticket home.

Call now to break the cycle today.

YOU CAN FIND RELIEF

Every addiction history is different, but the fears and worries are always the same. We know those fears and stresses always come from wanting the best for your loved one.

More than just a family-owned treatment center, The Edge is owned by a family which has walked through the recovery process. In understanding those same fears and stresses, we curated something different: a drug and alcohol addiction treatment program aimed not just at helping those we serve, but their families as well.

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YOUR RECOVERY COMPANION

At The Edge, we want to serve as your companion. We’ll help you and your loved one work together through difficulties, leave former problems in the past, and work towards moving forward with your newly sober loved one.

We also want you to know that your level of involvement is up to you. Sometimes, you need time to see action from your loved one; trust needs to be reestablished. For others, counseling and working together as a team is the preferred route.

Our expert staff is here to support you during your loved one’s time with us. We find regular contact reduces the fears and anxiety around drug and alcohol addiction treatment.

We’d love to hear from you and talk further about how our treatment plans can help both you and your loved one.

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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT IS KEY TO SUCCESS IN RECOVERY

For us, recovery is more than just sobriety – it’s about personal development. The key to personal development is addressing addiction at its emotional roots. Your loved one will learn how to control their emotions, identify trouble signs, and when to walk away from troublesome situations.

Helping your loved one get back on their feet is also key to personal development:

Typically, community members are working or going to school within two months of starting treatment with us
Almost a quarter of our community under the age of 26 attends school while under our care

Ultimately, you’ll see things out of your loved one you never expected. Together, we’ll repair relationships, work through the fears and frustrations of addiction, and help the two of you create a happier, healthier life.

Our Mission

The Edge Treatment Center recognizes addiction never stops changing: It’s why the status quo simply isn’t good enough. In response, we constantly adapt our programs to meet its challenges. The Edge strives to steadily improve ourselves and our processes to effect real change in the lives of those we serve, working together to create better lives.

What others are saying

Our 5-star Google reviews from families speak for themselves. We also strive to stay in touch with alumni and their families as well. Relationships made here last.

Can we Answer any Questions?

It’s natural to have plenty of questions when you’re considering a drug and alcohol treatment center for your loved one. Our FAQ has the answers you need.

Can I visit my loved one during their treatment?

Yes! We encourage family interaction during treatment and offer a family program as well.

How much does it cost to attend The Edge Treatment Center?

Health insurance can cover up to 100% of treatment. For those without insurance, please reach out to an Edge representative for more options.

How long do people stay with The Edge?

Time spent with us is up to the individual. Typically, people stay at The Edge for as short as a few weeks or up to a year. We prefer to focus on the needs of an individual’s recovery rather than how long someone stays with us.

What types of counseling does The Edge offer?

We provide a broad range of group and individual therapies. With us, your loved one will learn positive coping mechanisms, how to avoid harmful thought patterns leading to substance use, how to relate to others dealing with the same issues and getting to the root causes of their substance use.

How often will my loved one meet with their therapist?

Typically, your loved one will have one weekly session with an assigned therapist. However, they also have 24/7 access to treatment staff and medication if needed.