What Is Outpatient Rehab Like?
Outpatient drug addiction rehab, also known as outpatient treatment, offers
rehab services throughout the week while allowing individuals to spend
time between treatment sessions in the comfort of their homes. Those who are working to recover from substance abuse and addiction attend
outpatient rehab for a certain number of hours every week for the duration
of the program.
In addition to allowing you to live offsite while still receiving a high
level of personalized care,
our outpatient drug rehab has several benefits:
- Our outpatient program (OP) is flexible and can be customized to meet your
unique needs.
- We also frequently reassess and adjust OP treatment for our clients as
they progress through the program.
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OP can also be more affordable than other types of treatment, such as inpatient rehab,
partial hospitalization, or
intensive outpatient care.
However, outpatient drug rehab is
not right for everyone. Those struggling with severe drug addictions, as well
as those who lack sufficient outside support from family members or friends,
may struggle to successfully overcome addiction without a more intensive approach.
We Can Help You Decide If an Outpatient Program Is Right for You
Inpatient and outpatient rehab both offer unique benefits. At Grace Land
Recovery, we understand that finding the right treatment program for yourself
or a loved one can be overwhelming. How do you know where to begin? Who
can you turn to for help?
Our professional addiction specialists and support staff are always available
to assist you with questions or concerns regarding drug addiction treatment
and/or our programs. Our phone lines are answered 24/7, and we are happy
to meet with you in person if you would like to meet our team and discuss
which type of treatment may be appropriate for your unique situation.
Getting started on the road to recovery can be difficult, but our team
is here for you. Please do not hesitate to
contact us today to learn more about our outpatient drug rehab in Memphis.
Types of Outpatient Rehab Programs
There are three main types of outpatient treatment programs. These include:
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Partial Hospitalization Programs for Drug and Alcohol Addiction: Partial hospitalization programs, or PHPs, require patients to attend treatment
five to eight hours a day, five to seven days a week. This is because
a PHP for drug or alcohol addiction is just one step down in intensity
from a residential inpatient rehab program. The primary difference between
a PHP and an inpatient program is that partial hospitalization programs
offer intensive care in an outpatient manner. This makes a PHP a suitable
option for individuals that need the intensity of care from inpatient
rehab without needing to live onsite.
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Intensive Outpatient Programs at a Drug and Alcohol Rehab: Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) are one step down from partial hospitalization
programs (PHPs). Although the name “intensive outpatient program”
indicates rigorous treatment, these programs are generally considered
to be less demanding than inpatient and partial hospitalization programs.
This is because intensive outpatient programs help individuals maintain
and pursue their recovery goals while still maintaining their independence.
Intensive outpatient programs are helpful for those who still need and
want to take care of day-to-day responsibilities and activities outside
of treatment.
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Outpatient Programs at a Drug and Alcohol Rehab: The third type of outpatient rehab is the standard outpatient program.
This form of outpatient treatment is the least intensive of all the outpatient
treatment programs. Outpatient rehab programs only require patients to
attend addiction treatment a couple of hours a day, once or twice a week.
This makes it most suitable for those with a mild to moderate addiction
or those who have already completed a more intense program.
What are the Benefits of Outpatient Drug Rehab?
Outpatient rehab is often the best option for those with less-severe drug
addictions. It is also a good choice for individuals who have already
completed residential addiction treatment and can be used as the next
step in an overall recovery program.
Some of the benefits of outpatient drug rehab include that it often allows for:
- Greater affordability
- More flexible treatment
- The ability to maintain outside obligations (work, school, childcare, etc.)
- An easier transition from treatment to everyday life
- More personal independence
Outpatient drug rehab allows people to receive treatment while still living
at home. For those that have a supportive, substance-free environment
at home, this can be extremely beneficial.
It is important to note that there is a key difference between inpatient
and outpatient rehab. Unlike inpatient rehab, outpatient programs don’t
offer around-the-clock supervision. Since this is the case, people who
require 24-hour support should consider a residential program. Before
enrolling in a treatment program, it is important that you undergo a professional
assessment. This will help to determine what type of treatment option
is best for
you.
Therapy in an Outpatient Program
Individuals that attend outpatient treatment programs typically receive both
individual therapy and
group counseling. While outpatient treatment is not as intensive as a residential or inpatient
rehab program, it is still comprehensive. With outpatient treatment, people
receive individualized care and attend treatment multiple times per week
for several weeks or even months, depending on the treatment center and
the type of program.
At Grace Land Recovery, we strive to provide comprehensive and effective
treatment for our patients. We work to ensure each individual who comes
to us for help receives the highest level of personal attention, care,
and support. To achieve this, we implement a variety of therapeutic services
that have been proven to be effective in the treatment of substance use
disorders.
Some of the many types of therapy sessions that we offer here at Grace
Land Recovery include:
We also offer treatment and therapy sessions for those suffering from
trauma and substance abuse. Individuals who are dealing with co-occurring mental health disorders,
such as depression or anxiety, can also receive individualized
dual-diagnosis care to meet their specific needs.
Relapse Prevention at Outpatient Rehab
At Grace Land Recovery, we recognize that relapse is always a possibility.
We believe that the best approach to avoiding relapse is preparation.
Our relapse prevention services equip our clients with the tools and skills
they need to manage cravings, avoid triggers, and prevent relapse for
the long-run.
If, however, you or someone you love has relapsed, we are always here to
help. Our compassionate staff offers personalized addiction treatment
in a welcoming, judgment-free environment. We help all adults 18 and over
at all stages of recovery; whether it’s the first time you’ve
sought treatment or you have gone through rehab before, it is never too
late. Our team can help you on the path to healing and long-term sobriety.
What Types of Substance Use Disorders Can Outpatient Rehab Treat?
At Grace Land Recovery, we believe that recovery is attainable for
everyone, regardless of the severity of the addiction or where the individual is
in the process.
Our outpatient drug rehab can be used to treat the following types of substance
use disorders:
We are here to help you find freedom from addiction, no matter the challenges
you are facing. If you are curious about our outpatient drug rehab, please
do not hesitate to get in touch with our team.
