What Is Alcohol Rehab Like?

When you are ready to overcome your addiction, you owe it to yourself to work with a team at one of the best treatment centers in the area. By trusting the Legacy Healing Center team with your care, you can rest assured that you will receive the personalized care and attention that you deserve throughout your treatment. From the moment you step foot through our doors, we take the time to get to know you and your story. This approach will help us to help you develop a drug or alcohol detox treatment plan that is unique to your needs.

What to Expect During Alcohol Rehab?

Although you will spend a fair amount of time taking part in counseling during your time at Legacy Healing, you will also have the chance to participate in several sober-friendly activities. We strive to provide you with a home away from home type of atmosphere. When you aren’t in a therapy session, you will have the flexibility to indulge in any one of the amenities we have on campus. Whether that means stopping by the kitchen for a meal or a snack or asking to workout with one of our personal trainers, we continuously provide you with the opportunity to engage in different activities that will help you to recover.

Your Legacy Healing Center experience will likely be different from that of another client due to our individualized approach to care. Regardless of your treatment plan, however, you will still participate in various forms of therapy and activities that will help you to identify your triggers and learn what you can do to overcome them and avoid any chance of relapse once you complete your program.

Examples of the type of therapy you will work through when you come to Legacy include individual therapy, family therapy, behavioral therapy, and group therapy. Overall, group therapy will play an essential part in your recovery for multiple reasons. First, you will have the chance to interact with other people who may be going through similar feelings or emotions, which allows you to relate to other clients differently. Additionally, group therapy gives a great way to learn more about several topics associated with addiction, recovery, and sobriety.

Where Does Detox Fit into Alcohol Rehab?

If you are still in active addiction when you first reach out to one of our recovery specialists, we will strongly suggest that you first complete our detox program before beginning a treatment plan. This is because you need to give your mind and body time to withdraw from the effects of alcohol. This process usually takes anywhere between five to seven days. Withdrawal symptoms usually set in within a few hours after the last time you took your last drink and can vary in severity.

We strongly recommend that you never attempt to go through the detox process unless you are under the care of a trained medical professional. Part of the reason for this is because you can never predict what symptoms you may experience. Either way, you will likely be unable to properly care for yourself during this timeframe, making it all the more important that you lean on our team for support.

Inpatient Alcohol Rehab

For many clients, to truly overcome your addiction, you must change the people, places, and things around you for a certain period so that you can learn your triggers and develop a plan to avoid relapse. Our inpatient alcohol treatment program allows you to do just that. Clients that enroll in our inpatient treatment plan will live at our facility for a set period of time. This option provides you with the around-the-clock care you need during the initial days and weeks of your recovery.

Outpatient Alcohol Rehab

We realize that you simply may not have the flexibility to work through our inpatient program in some cases. For these clients, we will recommend that you enroll in our outpatient program. Our outpatient program allows you to see your personal or professional responsibilities while receiving the care you need for your addiction. You will coordinate with a team member and develop a schedule for you to come to our facility on specific days and times for treatment.