Treatment Coordination
Due to the complexity of addiction, treatment is never a simple process. At Recovery 360, we understand how overwhelming it can be to navigate the world of addiction treatment. We can help facilitate this process and provide the education needed for you to make the decision that is best for you, your family, or your loved one.
There are a variety of treatment types and styles to help meet each individual’s needs.
Inpatient Treatment
Inpatient treatment refers to addiction treatment in a residential facility. It is important for the individual with addiction and their loved ones to understand that inpatient treatment is not jail. Individuals receiving inpatient treatment receive therapy, treatment, and education in a safe environment where they can focus on their recovery without the triggers and stress of their daily environment. Treatment in these facilities can last 14 days to 6 months. Recovery 360 can help you decide which facility best meets the needs of you or your loved one’s situation.
Outpatient Treatment
Individuals may also receive treatment on an outpatient basis. This may occur after inpatient treatment, or if going to a residential treatment facility is not an option at the time. Outpatient treatment can be intensive (daily meetings with a counselor and/or group), or more basic, (meeting only a few times a week).
Finding the Right Treatment Center for You
When considering where to go for treatment, it’s important that you ask questions. The following is a list of questions we feel is important for you to ask to help you make the best decision.
1. What type of licensing does your program have?
2. What is the general licensing or education of the staff?
3. What type of treatment methods are used and how is your effectiveness measured?
4. What is the patient/counselor ratio?
5. Who will hold me/my loved one accountable?
6. Do you offer individual counseling as well as group counseling?
7. How will I/my loved one be prepared for life outside of treatment center?
8. Is medical detoxification (detox) offered at your facility?
9. Is treatment individualized?
10. What type of help is offered to families?
11. Is there a tour of the facility available? What are the facilities like?
12. What type of insurance coverage is available and what type of insurance is accepted?
13. What is the payment plan?
14. How long is the program?
15. How is discharge determined?
This link to the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) may be helpful to you in finding a treatment facility. http://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/
How Recovery 360 Can Help You and Your Family
Consultation and selection of treatment facility
Recovery 360 will work with the family prior to an intervention to help find the treatment center that best meets the individual’s needs and financial situation.
Family education and healing
Recovery 360 provides group sessions and family education programs to help family members of individuals with addiction better understand their loved one. We also offer family counseling to enable the entire family system to heal and better meet the needs of all members of the family.
Preparation for patient’s return and transition
When a loved one goes into in-patient treatment, families will often feel that they will come back “cured” or “fixed”. It is difficult for families to understand that the entire family system needs to change in order to support the individual when they return to the community. Recovery 360 will not only use the time that the individual is in treatment to work with the family to improve the family system and increase their understanding of addiction, but will also assist in the difficult and very stressful transition time when their loved one returns. Recovery 360 will facilitate the transition process by providing Monitoring Services, individual and family therapy.
Post-treatment expectations
Recovery 360 offers Monitoring Services to aide the individual returning home in their transition from treatment back into the community. More than half of those with addiction will relapse after leaving a treatment facility. Monitoring services provide a safety net of accountability for the individual and gives objective support to the individual and their family.