Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Fairborn, OH
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Glenbeigh Hospital of Rock Creek
The treatment seemed to be great for inpatient. Once in outpatient, the Glenbeigh facilities fall short. nice facility, healthy meals, keeps the patients busy, allows contact with family. Don't truly care about patients, do not try to maintain short term relationship after being discharged, does not have a good outpatient program.
Windsor Laurelwood Center for Behavioral Medicine
Family oriented, Need a wide range of treatment options. Many outpatient options as well
WellBrook Recovery
My adult son strugggled with alcohol for about a decade. He admitted himself and has been sober for over 4 months and is doing well. The Center lives up to its advertising. A special thanks to Katherine for providing support and answers to the family. ..a very nice woman. My son is embracing his sobriety and I pray that he keeps his new "mimdset" and commitment to a longer and more fulfillimg life. Thamk you,
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In effect, treating a drug addiction while a mental issue remains untreated makes it more likely that a person will relapse when symptoms like depression, anxiety or hyperactivity start to flare up.
Treatment Program LengthsFor many people, recovering from an addiction is a long-term process where ongoing support and guidance is needed. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the length of time a person spends in a treatment program can greatly affect how effective the treatment will be. Treatment facilities should include the following program steps to ensure a person receives needed care:
- Program monitoring tools to measure a person's progress along the way
- Built-in measures to treat relapse episodes during the treatment process
- Address the type and severity of a person's addiction problem
- A three-month minimum stay as the core treatment program requirement
Drug rehabilitation can take many forms, depending on a person's individual treatment needs. Residential services are available for people who have a long history of drug use, while outpatient services are for those with less severe addictions or life responsibilities they can't leave.
Drug treatment programs provide individualized services that address the types of issues a person is dealing with in their recovery process.