Outpatient treatment programs are often the first step in managing substance use disorders. These programs allow individuals to receive therapy and support while continuing to live at home. Sessions may include group therapy, individual counseling, and education. Outpatient care is ideal for those with milder addictions or those transitioning from more intensive treatments. This approach emphasizes recovery while allowing patients to maintain their daily routines.
Intensive Outpatient Programs: A Step Above
For individuals needing more structured support, intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) provide a higher level of care. These programs offer more frequent and longer therapy sessions compared to traditional outpatient care. Patients may attend several hours of therapy each day, which can include cognitive behavioral therapy, family counseling, and life skills development. IOPs are ideal for individuals who require more hands-on support without needing full residential treatment.
Residential Treatment: A Safe, Supportive Environment
Residential treatment programs provide a structured and supportive environment where individuals can focus entirely on their recovery. In these programs, patients live at the treatment facility and receive round-the-clock care. Services often include individual and group therapy, medical detox, and relapse prevention strategies. This option is best suited for those with severe substance use disorders or individuals needing continuous support.
Levels of Substance Use Disorder Treatment
- Outpatient programs for ongoing support
- Intensive outpatient programs for structured care
- Residential treatment for 24/7 care
- Medical detox to manage withdrawal symptoms
Contact us at Senior Housing Agency for expert assistance in finding the right substance use disorder treatment option for your loved ones. We provide professional guidance to help meet their specific needs.