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Symetria — College Station Outpatient Rehab
Best clinic I've ever attended. As someone in long-term recovery, I've attended several Outpatient treatment clinics in New jersey AND Texas. Of all the places I have attended over the years, the second I stepped into Symetria Recovery of College Station, I KNEW this was the place to be in order to get the help I needed. I was immediately apart of the Symetria Family. I wasn't referred to by a number. I was always referred to by name, welcomed with open arms, given respect, and most importantly, they believed in me. I was always honest with them and they knew it. The staff really made me feel like I was important to them. I have been recommending Symetria Recovery to anyone and everyone that will listen. They believed in me so much, they even sponsored me to attend Peer Recovery Coach Training classes and supported me 100% of the way, start to finish. Something that makes Symetria stand out from the rest was the individual treatment they provided based solely on my situation and who I was as a person. They were accommodating on every level, they took me seriously every day and always rewarded me with support and love, as well as mutual honesty and respect. I COULD HAVE made it without them but I CHOSE to utilize their services and it was the best decision I've ever made, and because of them, I was able to succeed far beyond any personal goals I've set for myself. They pushed me to the best of my ability, things I did not know I was capable of, and I wouldn't be where I am today if it weren't for the Symetria way. 10/10 Highly recommend. Do not miss the opportunity to make the changes you need to live as a productive member of society, set and reach goals you never imagined you could and love yourself in a way you thought was gone for good.
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Outpatient substance abuse treatment consists of therapy sessions scheduled around your work or school life. You'll be responsible for:
- Attending your therapy sessions faithfully
- Avoiding drugs and alcohol
- Enlisting the support of friends and family
- Seeking medical care for your physical addiction, if you need it
Residential treatment, on the other hand, takes much of the management work out of the initial phases of recovery, because it places you in a drug- and alcohol-free environment where everyone around you is helping you work toward your recovery. Many people in residential facilities benefit from being away from home, since time in a new place can help move you out of your old patterns. You'll have a safe, stable living arrangement and medical support for any physical withdrawal from substances, as well as psychiatric care. In inpatient care, your psychotherapy treatment will generally be more intensive each day than it would be in outpatient treatment.
Mental Illness and AddictionMental illness and substance abuse disorders often go hand in hand. Nearly 40 percent of people who are alcoholics, and more than half of those who abuse drugs, also suffer from another mental disorder. On the other side of the coin, 30 percent of people who have a mental illness also abuse substances. Psychiatric disorders can set in before or after substance abuse gets out of hand but once they do, they make substance abuse treatment more complicated.
If you suffer from both an addiction and mental health disorder, it's important to get treatment in a dual diagnosis facility.