Inpatient treatment begins with stabilization, helping you rest, recover, and safely manage withdrawal symptoms with around-the-clock nursing care. During this time, you’re encouraged to begin clinical therapy and connect with a supportive community of peers.
As you start to feel better, you’ll move into the preparation phase, where you’ll learn about the biology of addiction and begin building the tools needed for long-term recovery. The next phase, action, focuses on applying those tools in your daily life and supporting others in earlier stages of treatment.
In the final phase, vision, you’ll work with the team to create a personalized post-treatment plan, which often includes intensive outpatient services to support your transition forward.