The road to substance abuse recovery can be different for every individual. Family history, support networks, the degree of intensity of addiction….these elements and more combine to make each sufferer’s experience unique. To meet our clients’ needs where they are currently in terms of the substance abuse spectrum and the fallout from that addiction, Talbott Recovery offers an array of services and levels of care to help our patients escape addiction and move forward healthily with their lives. Each level of care addresses the needs of our patients during different times in their substance abuse recovery. We stage the intensity of treatment based upon the levels described by the American Society of Addiction Medicine Patient Placement Criteria, Version II, Revised. Below are details on the various elements Talbott Recovery incorporates into each of our client’s treatment plans for the successful recovery from substance abuse and co-occurring psychiatric disorders.
- Treatment Modalities
- Detoxification & Stabilization
- Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP with Recovery Residences)
- Intensive Outpatient Services (IOP)
- Patient Assessments
Click here to get more details on the various elements Talbott Recovery incorporates into each of our client’s dual diagnosis treatment program plans for the successful recovery from substance abuse.
Group therapy is the cornerstone of change in all of our substance abuse recovery programs; we believe recovery cannot occur alone. The Adult Program utilizes many of the following therapeutic techniques:
- Group therapy
- Medication management (of mood disorders)
- Individual therapy
- Procedural learning on how to use the 12-Steps
- Psychoeducation group
- Groups for professional and work related issues
- Groups for grief resolution and coping with loss
- Anger management groups
- Relapse prevention
- Life skills
- Family therapy
- Family Program
- Spirituality group
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Sexual issues groups (men’s & women’s)
- Gender issues group
- GLBTQ groups
- 12-Step recovery meetings on campus
- EMDR (Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) for trauma issues
- Meditation and mindfulness training
Detoxification & Stabilization
For some clients in our substance abuse recovery programs, stabilization is available for those requiring detoxification and/or behavioral containment to interrupt the downhill spiral of their addiction.
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP with Recovery Residences)
Following detox and stabilization, substance abuse recovery patients are transitioned to the Campus Phase of treatment. This Phase of treatment provides an introduction to the Basic Skills of Recovery. Frequently, we recommend our traditional Mirror Image Phase of treatment. This is usually recommended for individuals who have co-occurring psychiatric conditions, personality related issues, grief, trauma, partner relationship issues, family of origin concerns, sexual or other behavioral processes, licensing and professional concerns, or legal issues.
Each patient undergoes a thorough evaluation if they have not obtained an evaluation previously. If clinically indicated, prior to admission of professionals program patients a 72-Hour Assessment may be recommended to help facilitate decision making by prospective patients, family members and referents. The evaluation assesses the patient’s physical, psychiatric, psychological, social, spiritual, and family needs to determine the most appropriate level of care. The multi-disciplinary assessment team includes:
- Attending Physician
- Psychiatrist
- Clinical Psychologist
- Internal Medicine Specialist
- Addiction Medicine Specialist
- Assessment Coordinator
The team may also include a pain specialist, a neurologist, a behavioral medicine specialist or a sexual boundaries specialist as needed. A fourth day may be required for any additional evaluations that may be necessary.
Each Assessment includes:
- Internal medicine evaluation / physical exam
- Psychiatric evaluation
- Addiction medicine evaluations
- Bio-psychosocial self-assessment
- Laboratory work and drug screens
- Comprehensive psychological testing
- Extensive neuropsychological testing
Learn more about dual diagnosis substance abuse by visiting our dual addiction treatment program page.
