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There is no “right” therapy for those battling substance abuse. Many centers provide inpatient and outpatient regimens, and each may be customized to meet the patient’s needs.
The help and therapy necessary to overcome addiction may be found in a 60-day, two-month program offered by certain rehabilitation facilities. When you commit to a 60-day rehab program, you may get the time and dedication you need to start the recovery process.
Anyone fighting addiction may get the help they need to overcome their condition in a sixty-day rehabilitation program.
Patients are given the skills they need to maintain recovery via therapies, including psychotherapy, group sessions, 12-step sessions, and family therapy. People given 60 days to complete their treatment have plenty of time to concentrate on becoming well.
Before making further decisions, consider whether the program is mostly inpatient or outpatient. Most drug treatment programs that last 60 days are located in institutional or residential environments. Inpatient treatment centers provide a secure setting free from temptation so patients may concentrate only on becoming sober.
Residents stay at the institution full-time for two months, engaging in group therapy, seeing individual therapists, and visiting medical professionals. Patients who have not succeeded with conventional therapeutic forms may benefit most from a 60-day inpatient rehabilitation program.
Some facilities also offer 60-day outpatient programs for those who would like not to interrupt their lives to get well. Those with less severe addictions and solid social support at home benefit the most from these programs. After a patient has finished inpatient treatment, these programs may be an effective step-down option.
Although regular outpatient care may only need 1 or 2 two visits a week, intense outpatient care or partial hospitalization may require much more time and appointments at the center.
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There may be some variation from facility to facility, and each patient’s treatment plan will be adapted to their specific requirements. Still, these are some of the activities you could be involved in during your time at a 60-day rehab program:
When someone quits abusing drugs or alcohol, they may suffer painful or hazardous withdrawal symptoms. During detox, the body is cleansed of toxins; professionally controlled withdrawal offers monitoring and assistance to keep this procedure as pleasant and harmless as possible.
In individual therapy, the patient and counselor work together to treat the patient’s drug abuse, including the patient’s understanding of the factors contributing to and exacerbating their drug abuse.
An essential benefit of attending a group therapy session for substance abuse is sharing one’s experiences with others who can relate. This allows people to connect with others who understand and enables those who feel alone to reach out to others for help.
Those struggling with substance abuse might find a safe space to open up and get encouragement beyond the proper care of a support network.
Understanding how to go on with daily activities, such as going to school or the workplace, even while surrounded by people who are under the influence of alcohol or other drugs, is crucial. Furthermore, if they develop effective coping strategies, patients will find it far less necessary to use drugs to cope with stress, social pressure, financial hardship, etc.
Through family therapy, you and your loved ones may mend the wounds caused by drug abuse and move beyond the significant tensions that may have existed even before you started using. You’ll develop more effective methods of interaction and cooperation.
Planning for aftercare enables people to continue their recovery after returning to their usual routine. A person’s ability to stay sober increases when they have a robust support system and are proactive about avoiding situations that could tempt them to drink or use drugs.
Alternative methods of treatment might also be used. Please feel free to ask about the services and treatment methods used by any facility you contact.
Many variables affect how much money must be spent on long-term addiction treatment. For example:
Detoxification, inpatient, and outpatient treatment are the three tiers of care.
The location of the treatment center.
Having some insurance in place.
Intake and administration of pharmaceuticals.
Length of time needed to complete therapy.
The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) and the Affordable Care Act (ACA) have mandated that health insurance policies include substance abuse treatment. However, different rules provide varying degrees of protection.
Many insurance policies require you to meet a deductible before they start repaying benefits. Once the deductible has been completed, the patient may be responsible for additional charges, such as a co-insurance percentage or copayments, up to the annual out-of-pocket limit.
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Our clinical and medical teams review your personal history and circumstances in order to determine the best treatment plan based on your needs.
During intake you will be asked some more questions about your background & medical history. This allows us to fully formulate your treatment plan.
One of our caring team members will take you around the clinical facilities and introduce you to the rest of our team and current community.
We know that the first day of treatment can be overwhelming for anyone. We work with you to ensure you ease yourself into the treatment process.
Most health insurance plans, including Medicare, Medicaid, and Tricare, pay some or all of the bills for inpatient substance abuse treatment programs that last 60 days or more. In most cases, this is determined by your insurance plan. Asking a provider whether or not your insurance will cover their services is a quick and easy way to find out.
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Dr. Saman is a mental health writer with over six years of experience in freelance writing, editing, and proofreading. She is a practicing healthcare professional holding a doctorate in physical therapy at DOW University of Health Sciences. Dr. Saman started content writing to blend her passion for writing and medicine with her extensive clinical experience.
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Dr. Williams presently serves on the board of Directors for two non-profit service organizations. He holds a Master’s degree in Human Services from Lincoln University, Philadelphia, Pa, and a Ph.D. with a concentration in Clinical Psychology from Union Institute and University. In Cincinnati, Ohio. He is licensed to practice addictions counseling in both New Jersey and Connecticut and has a pending application as a practicing Psychologist in New Jersey.
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