Our Approach To Treatment
How We Care For Those Suffering From Substance Use Disorders
Addiction in any form is complex but not hopeless.
Not all treatment interventions are effective for every patient, but all appropriate options should be readily available.
It is not uncommon for substance use disorder sufferers to also suffer from mental health disorders. Co-occurring disorder treatment will address each condition individually to promote holistic healing.
Genuinely effective treatment is a holistic process that addresses the mind, body, and soul. To achieve and maintain lasting recovery, completing a full continuum of care is critical.
From counseling and therapy to group support and medication-assisted interventions, evidence-based treatment protocols run the gamut of all that modern medicine offers. Continual reassessment of patient progress, treatment effectiveness, and symptom management is required to ensure all patient needs are met.
We’re committed to advancing the following core principles of a practical approach to treatment.
Patient-First Care
We’re committed to providing a patient-first experience at every encounter – from when you or a loved one picks up the phone or reaches out to the admissions team to when you graduate from an individualized treatment program – and every phase in between.
Unwavering Acceptance
Lifelong recovery can only be achieved when treatment and support are defined by patient empowerment and the development of personal autonomy. As you navigate treatment, you will cultivate practical coping skills that empower you to safely navigate potential threats to your sobriety on your own.
Patient Empowerment
Our inclusive and compassionate treatment providers are committed to offering an unwavering and judgment-free acceptance of everyone who enters our facility. The care and attention you receive will be individualized to meet your needs, no matter who you are, where you’re from, or what you struggle with.
Unreserved
Access
At least 10% of US adults suffer from substance use disorder, and yet, 75% never receive treatment of any kind.[1] This could be due to cost, a lack of interest, or a poor understanding of the effectiveness of evidence-based interventions. Treatment, education, and support should be easily accessible for any disorder or addiction.
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Admissions
Call now to determine if Alpas Wellness is a good fit for your substance use disorder or dual diagnosis treatment needs. Our 24/7 admissions specialists are standing by and ready to answer your questions.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. (2015, November 18). 10 percent of US adults have drug use disorder at some point in their lives. National Institutes of Health.
https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/10-percent-us-adults-have-drug-use-disorder-some-point-their-lives on June 10, 2023
