Residential Services

Medically Assisted Detoxification

The first phase of treatment is detoxification, which typically lasts three to ten days depending on factors such as the substance used, duration of use, and any co-occurring health conditions. Our detoxification program is staffed by experienced nurses, and each resident is evaluated by our physician to initiate a personalized treatment plan. During detox, residents are supported by an interdisciplinary team, including a therapist and case manager. Group education and therapy sessions are available as residents feel physically ready, but participation is voluntary.

Residents undergo a medically supervised taper, ensuring they are substance-free by the end of detox. Following this phase, a tailored care plan for the next level of treatment is developed collaboratively by the interdisciplinary team, the resident, and their loved ones.

Residential Treatment

For individuals not requiring detoxification, this is the first phase of care. Residential Treatment immerses residents in a structured program of clinical activities designed to foster recovery. Residents participate in a full day of group education, group therapy, and individual therapy with clinical staff. Evening support groups, held either on-site or in the local community, help residents build a robust sober support network.

Typically lasting 30 days, Residential Treatment also focuses on vocational and educational planning, as well as preparing residents for the next stage of care. Group sessions cover a broad spectrum of topics, blending foundational Substance Use Disorder education with holistic approaches to equip residents with a diverse set of recovery tools. Whether led by therapists, counselors, nurses, or yoga instructors, all sessions prioritize skill acquisition and engagement.