We understand that our clients play an essential role in choosing the right outpatient treatment program. To support them with their decision, we normally collaborate with their outpatient service providers to ensure that they have realistic treatment options. And, since all our residents have their unique needs and experiences, we ensure that their outpatient treatment provider takes into consideration these factors when developing their treatment plans.
All our residents are encouraged to join an outpatient treatment program. These programs come in different formats, including:
Individual therapy
This is how individual therapy sessions work: You are assigned a primary therapist to walk with you while undergoing your treatment program. You are required to meet with your therapist throughout your outpatient treatment program to discuss your recovery plan, rehabilitation progress, any arising issues, and concerns, as well as your aftercare goals.
Also, your primary therapist meets with you, your family members, your partner, and a member of our staff to share the details of your progress. However, it’s important to understand that these meetings should happen with your consent and knowledge.
Group therapy
You can attend group therapy sessions offered by your outpatient services provider. Some of these sessions include:
- Process groups
- Recovery skills building groups
- Optional AA and 12-step groups
- Targeted addiction-themed group discussions
Most of your therapy sessions offered in this setting will form a peer group setting, which helps people recovering from drug and substance abuse establish supportive relationships with peers who share the same substance abuse histories. Also, you should note that process groups differ depending on topics—however, each group is designed to address the challenges, struggles, and concerns of living in addition and maintaining sobriety.
Family therapy
Family therapy sessions are an important part of outpatient treatment programs. Throughout your outpatient treatment program, you and your family will participate in an individualized family therapy session as required and indicated by the treatment plan that we recommend. One thing you should understand is that your family will always be involved and affected by drug and substance addiction—before and after your recovery.
