Addiction Recovery
Why an Addiction Treatment Center Is a Second Chance at Life
Left untreated, addiction nearly always ends in death. An addiction treatment center can give you something very few people get: a true second chance at life.
Drug and alcohol addiction is a serious medical problem that often ends in death...if it's left untreated. Attending an addiction treatment center is a lifesaving decision that can help you rebuild your life...and come back stronger than ever.
But the first step is reaching out. We get it: asking for help is hard. Putting yourself into the care of strangers is a difficult thing to do. The thing is, though, it's worth it.
Trust, Dignity, and Compassion
These are our core values. But they're not just buzzwords: treating addiction with trust, dignity, and compassion helps people struggling with addiction truly succeed.
Guided by a trauma-informed approach, our team of compassionate professionals at our addiction treatment center will guide you to the life you deserve. Using evidence-based therapies and more, we're your partners on your journey to recovery.
How Does an Addiction Treatment Center Help Me?
When you come to our addiction treatment center, you're getting something very few people experience: a second chance at life. We'll help you undo the damage addiction does to the mind, body, and relationships. If you're struggling with a mental disorder, we'll help you treat and manage your symptoms with our dedicated dual diagnosis program.
Our programs are very individualized, but most people seeking help at an addiction treatment center go through many of the same steps:
Initial Assessment
The first step of treatment is an initial assessment. This allows us to get a full understanding of your unique situation and needs. From there, we can create a personalized treatment plan that addresses your specific challenges and goals.
Drug Detox
Next comes drug detox, which is the process of safely removing drugs and alcohol from your system. We partner with many of the nation's leading drug detox centers and will help you find one that's right for you and your needs.
Inpatient Rehab
The perfect next step after drug detox, inpatient rehab continues the close monitoring of drug detox with the first steps into rehab. We'll also help you find the right inpatient rehab center from our trusted partners.
Outpatient Rehab
Our outpatient drug rehab is ideal for those who've already completed inpatient rehab or need a less intensive treatment program. You'll have the flexibility to continue living your life while receiving support and therapy to help you maintain your sobriety.
At The Edge, most people pass through two levels of care:
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): Our partial hospitalization program (PHP) provides intensive treatment in a less restrictive environment than inpatient rehab. You'll receive individual and group therapy, as well as medication management if needed.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): Our intensive outpatient program (IOP) is a step down from PHP and offers more flexibility while still providing structure and support. You'll continue to attend therapy sessions and work on developing healthy coping skills for long-term recovery.
Aftercare
Aftercare is a critical part of the recovery process. Recovery isn't a destination, it's a way of life that often needs support in order to thrive. Our robust aftercare program will connect you with resources, support groups, and even fun sober outings to make sure the work you put in lasts a lifetime.
We’re Here To Help You Find Your Way
Would you like more information about our addiction treatment center? Reach out today.
How Long Do I Have to Stay at an Addiction Treatment Center?
Recovery isn't a race. We're less concerned about deadlines and more focused on the progress you make while under our care. Everybody's experience at an addiction treatment center is slightly different; some people need a little extra support as they progress in recovery.
It's worth noting that longer stays in rehab are associated with better long-term results.
A Supportive Community for Long-Term Recovery
Guided by a trauma-informed approach, our addiction treatment center is designed to put you at ease. Confidential, warm, and welcoming, we've carefully curated an environment that encourages healing. We prize community connection here, and you'll join a close-knit community dedicated to recovery from addiction and mental disorders.
Nobody should go through drug treatment alone. With us, you'll have a team behind you dedicated to your success in recovery. Combined, we'll help you give your life the restart it needs. Here's how:
A Focus on Community Connection
Addiction and mental health conditions have something in common: they leave you feeling isolated and cut off from everyone. It's why our programs stress community connection, with regular group outings and activities. Here, you're part of a community based on self-improvement and mutual support.
Evidence-Based Care
We make use of proven ways to treat addiction and mental health disorders. Addressing your needs holistically is the best way to help you overcome addiction and more. Our therapies include:
Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy
And more.
Sober Living
Sometimes, living at home isn't the best choice while in rehab. Home might mean living with friends and family who don't understand why you're in treatment, or still engaged in substance abuse
Sober living homes are drug-free environments that give you the ideal environment to focus on your recovery. We'll help you find a sober living house that's perfect for you, your needs, and your personality.
We’ll Lead You to New Heights
Do you have more questions about our addiction treatment center? Reach out.
Addiction Never Gets Better on Its Own
Continuing to live with addiction can have serious consequences on your physical and mental health, personal relationships, and overall quality of life. It can also lead to financial struggles, legal issues, and even loss of employment.
Worst of all, addiction often ends in death. The presence of drugs like fentanyl makes all forms of drug addiction incredibly risky. It's why the strategy of waiting to hit rock bottom never works – often, people die before they get there.
It's all unnecessary. Drug addiction is a treatable condition. If you think you need help. right now is the perfect time to ask for it. Reach out to us today to get started.
You Deserve a Second Chance
Recovery is a journey, and it's never too late to start. No matter how long you've been struggling with addiction or mental health disorders, there is always hope for recovery at an addiction treatment center like ours.
By choosing us, you're taking the first step towards a healthier, happier life. With our personalized treatment plans and supportive community, we'll help you overcome your challenges and reach your goals in recovery.
Don't wait any longer – contact us today to begin your journey towards healing and transformation.
We’re Here To Help You Find Your Way
If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, there is hope. Our team can guide you on your journey to recovery. Call us today.
Written by
Brian MooreContent Writer
Reviewed by
Jeremy ArztChief Clinical Officer
Addiction Recovery
September 16, 2024
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, our addiction treatment center is equipped to address co-occurring mental health disorders. We offer specialized programs for conditions such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and more.
Yes, we encourage family involvement in the recovery process. Our facility has designated visiting hours and we also offer family therapy sessions to help involve your loved ones in your journey towards healing.
After completing treatment at our addiction treatment center, you will have access to our aftercare program for ongoing support and resources. Our goal is to set you up for long-term success in recovery.
We believe in a personalized approach to treatment and will work with you to create an individualized plan that meets your specific needs and goals. This includes taking into consideration any preferences or previous experiences with therapy and treatment methods. We also regularly assess and adjust treatment plans as needed to ensure you are receiving the most effective care possible.
Yes, drug addiction is a treatable condition and recovery is possible. With evidence-based treatment, support from a community, and dedication to the recovery process, you can overcome addiction and live a fulfilling life in recovery.