Is the rehab you are seeking right for you?

Drug/ alcohol addiction is truly a dreadful situation that causes irreparable damage to the lives of addicts and their families. Fortunately, there are thousands of treatment/ rehab facilities available across the USA, dedicated to the healing and recovery of acute addicts. The variety of treatment programs is confusing because the protocols followed by each vary; hence the experience of someone who has had treatment from one rehab can be significantly different from the other. Similarly, the treatment for one recovering addict will be ineffective for another. Knowing your rehab goals in the first place and then searching for the type of rehab program from where you can get your recovery goals fulfilled requires clear-headedness, as it finds the basis of the right rehab for you, to cater to your special needs. 

What are the various types of rehab programs?

Rehab programs differ by the treatment location, the duration of the treatment, and how intensive and structured the program is. It includes:

• Inpatient treatment: Clients stay in a hospital and receive intensive care.

• Outpatient treatment: Clients live at home and go to a clinic or hospital facility regularly.

• Residential treatment: Clients stay in a non-hospital facility and receive intensive care.

• Recovery housing: Clients live in supervised housing for a short duration and can participate in treatment programs.

A few of the rehabilitation centers offering their services for the treatment of addictions are are Retorno International Rehab, The Dunes East Hampton, Klean Treatment Centers, Transformations Treatment Center, Orchid Recovery Center, etc.

Steps involved in choosing the right rehab

In order to define your rehab goals, it is necessary that you outline the factors/ behaviors you want to recover from. The next step is defining whether there are any other underlying issues, such as medical conditions, that you wish to have treated at the same time. Once the basic problem has been identified, only then can you consult with a treatment professional to investigate the various rehab options, based on your type of addiction, specialty, treatment/ therapy programs, and amenities.

What makes the Dunes different?

The Dunes East Hampton is situated in Long Island, New York. It is a luxurious rehabilitation facility that delivers long-term transformation solutions to prolonged alcohol/ drug addiction by creating a secure and serene healing environment manned by highly credentialed and experienced therapists. They offer various addiction treatment options, based on clinical and holistic evidence, so you can choose a customized recovery program that suits your needs best along with the ultimate goal of creating the base for a lifetime of sobriety and contentment.

The patient selection process: The intake of each new client begins with an initial interview followed by a complete physical, emotional, and psychological assessment to develop a tailored treatment plan. Individualized recovery planning is collaborative and comprehensive at the same time, based on the key elements (like behavior-focused protocols, psychological/ physical assessments, rejuvenation, and spiritual awakening) of the patient, along with a successful recovery into each client’s collaborative work. The Residential Treatment Program offered by The Dunes includes:

• Individual therapy (cognitive, motivational, and dialectical)

• Group therapy

• Family therapy 

• Meditation

• Yoga

• Spiritual counseling

• Shiatsu

• Nature walks

After  the completion of the 90 days drug/ alcohol addiction treatment program at the facility, each client is provided with a customized recovery plan to ensure continual care, that too, through e-Hab, i.e. a virtual treatment solution by the experts at The Dunes. The treatment center promises to facilitate its graduates and provides resources to drive anybody within a 150-mile radius to the Southeast New York location. Moreover, alumni breakfasts are organized on Saturdays, where The Dunes graduates can come and talk about their personal experiences with current residents.