Residential Program

Residential programs for alcohol addiction, often referred to as inpatient or residential rehabilitation programs, are structured treatment settings where individuals with alcohol addiction live at a treatment facility for a specified period.

Our Indiana inpatient alcohol rehab program offers a highly structured and supportive environment to help individuals overcome their addiction to alcohol.

Here’s an overview of what you can expect from a residential program for alcohol addiction:

• Assessment and Detoxification:
  • Upon admission, individuals are typically assessed to determine the severity of their alcohol addiction and any co-occurring mental health issues.
  • If needed, a medically supervised detoxification process may be initiated to safely manage withdrawal symptoms.
• Individualized Treatment Plans:
  • Treatment plans are tailored to each individual’s specific needs, considering factors such as the duration and severity of alcohol use, medical history, and personal goals.
• Therapy and Counseling:
  • Residential programs offer a variety of therapeutic interventions, including individual counseling, group therapy, and family therapy. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical-behavior therapy (DBT), and motivational interviewing are often utilized to address underlying issues and triggers for alcohol use.
• Medical and Psychiatric Support:
  • Medical professionals and psychiatric staff are available to address physical and mental health concerns. Medications may be prescribed to manage withdrawal symptoms, cravings, or co-occurring mental health disorders.
• Structured Daily Activities:
  • Residents typically follow a structured daily schedule that includes therapy sessions, educational classes, recreational activities, and support group meetings. This structured routine helps individuals develop healthy habits and coping skills.
• Peer Support:
  • Interactions with fellow residents who are facing similar challenges can provide valuable support and a sense of community. Peer support groups often play a crucial role in the recovery process.
• Education and Skill-Building:
  • Educational sessions may cover topics such as the science of addiction, relapse prevention, and life skills training. Learning how to manage stress, handle triggers, and make healthy lifestyle choices is an integral part of recovery.
• Aftercare Planning:
  • Residential programs typically include aftercare planning to ensure individuals have a support network and resources in place upon leaving the facility. This may involve outpatient treatment, 12-step meetings, and ongoing therapy.
• Length of Stay:
  • The length of stay in a residential program can vary but often ranges from 28 to 90 days or more, depending on individual needs and insurance coverage.
• Family Involvement:
  • Many programs involve family members in the treatment process through family therapy and education to improve family dynamics and support the individual’s recovery.

Residential programs for individuals with a dual diagnosis, often referred to as co-occurring disorders, are specialized treatment facilities that offer comprehensive care for people struggling with both substance use disorders and mental health disorders.

Our Residential Program for Dual Diagnosis Program recognizes the complex interplay between addiction and mental health issues and provides integrated treatment to address both conditions simultaneously.

For clients suffering from a dual diagnosis, addressing mental health issues such as anxiety or depression is a vital part of the healing process. Without exploring the underlying factors contributing to addiction, it’s impossible to build a solid foundation for sobriety.