Everything You Need to Know About Alcohol and Drug Rehab Center
Choosing a Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center is the first step towards helping yourself or your loved one to tackle addiction and lead a new, happy life.
When you or your loved one is looking for a drug rehab center, it can be difficult where to start and find help.
Without proper support, however, substance abuse can lead to potentially life-threatening situations.
Additionally, addiction not only affects the life of an individual, but it also affects the life of the people around him. Fortunately, there are a variety of effective Alcohol Detox Treatments available at Luminous Care to help individuals overcome their drug addictions.
According to the research performed by doctors, those who complete drug abuse rehab are more likely to:
- Achieve sobriety.
- Enjoy good relationships with friends and family members,
- Many chronic diseases such as arthritis or diabetes carry a risk of recurrence, even after years of successful medical treatment. Similarly, there will always be a possibility of relapse for those in recovery.
However, finding a reputable treatment program that utilizes evidence-based treatment (and staying in treatment long enough—at least three months) gives people a head start on sobriety and gives them the tools they’ll need to prevent relapse.
What Types of Programs Exist in Our Drug Rehab Center?
There are many types of Alcohol and Drug Abuse rehab programs available.
We provide below given treatments (but are not limited to):
- Outpatient Detox Treatment
- Partial Hospitalization
- Intensive Outpatient Treatment
- Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient Treatment: patients get treated at the clinic during the day so that he or they can handle the other responsibility by living at home after finishing the treatment.
Outpatient Detox Treatments and Rehab programs are also available at The Luminous Care, and they can vary in terms of time duration, and intensity. Luminous Care provides some outpatient detox programs that may last from a few weekly sessions to several hours every week. Outpatient treatment patients can stay at home while going through the necessary treatment. This can be beneficial for individuals who are working or have any responsibility to handle.
The first step always starts with the intake or assessment. During this phase, our qualified staff member will work individually with the patient to find the extent of their addiction, ask about their general health issues, and prepare an appropriate treatment plan to help him or her gain the highest chance for recovery.
Need help overcoming addiction? We are just a call away.