Residential Drug Rehabs

Drug rehab is a generic term that encompasses many different forms or types of substance abuse therapies. Essentially there are several different varieties of "drug rehabs" that include:

• Detox
• Short-Term Intensive Inpatient Rehab
• Long-Term Intensive Inpatient Rehab
• Halfway Houses
• Sober Living Communities
• Residential Therapeutic Communities
• Outpatient Counseling
• Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Each of the previous forms of drug rehab works best with a particular type of client. We can help you to understand the differences in each and help you to select which best fits for you.

Although there is usually some forms of therapy delivered within each of the previous types of drug rehabs, only attending therapy or seeing a psychologist for counseling by itself is generally not considered "going to a drug rehab".

The Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study (DATOS), the most recent long-term study of drug treatment outcomes, showed that those who successfully completed residential treatment had lower levels of cocaine, heroin, and alcohol use; criminal behavior; unemployment and indicators of depression than they had before residential treatment.

Call now to have one of our counselors guide you into choosing the best drug rehab solution for you or your loved one at (866) 221-2285.