Our addiction treatment programs

Alcohol and drug detox is the process of clearing substances from the body after regular use. In a professional setting, detox includes medical oversight to manage withdrawal symptoms and reduce health risks. It is an important first step but not a complete treatment. Detox helps stabilize the body so individuals can transition into longer-term care. While we do not offer detox in house, we will refer you to a trusted rehab partner for this level of care.

Inpatient rehab is a 24-hour residential program offering structured support for individuals recovering from drug or alcohol addiction. Patients live on-site, follow a daily schedule, and receive care from a team of professionals. This setting allows people to focus fully on recovery without outside distractions. Programs usually last about 30 days, though longer stays are sometimes recommended. While we do not offer inpatient treatment in house, we will refer you to a trusted rehab partner for this level of care.

A partial hospitalization program provides full-day care for people facing substance use, mental health conditions, or both. PHP is less intensive than inpatient rehab but more structured than outpatient therapy. It is a strong fit for individuals who need daily support but can safely return home at night. This level of care helps build momentum and routine in recovery.

An intensive outpatient program offers several hours of treatment on multiple days each week. It is more flexible than PHP and works well for those stepping down from inpatient care or managing recovery alongside work or school. IOP includes therapy, group sessions, and ongoing support to help maintain progress.

Standard outpatient treatment involves attending therapy once or twice a week while continuing to live at home. This level of care is best for those with mild symptoms or as follow-up after higher levels of treatment. It offers a space to process challenges, stay accountable, and receive support during long-term recovery.

Mental health treatment helps individuals manage conditions such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and more through a combination of therapy, medication, and supportive care. Treatment may take place in inpatient, outpatient, or day-program settings depending on the person’s needs. The goal is to improve emotional well-being, build healthy coping skills, and support long-term stability.

Dual diagnosis treatment is for individuals facing both a mental health condition and a substance use disorder. This approach treats both conditions together through therapy, medication, and coordinated care. It is especially important for people whose symptoms are connected and need more than standard addiction treatment alone.