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Information About Drug Rehab

Deciding whether or not a drug rehab is the next best step for you or your loved one takes a great deal of research and consideration. First, is drug rehab the right decision? If so, what are the first steps towards drug rehab? What are the options in drug rehab for individuals with co-occurring disorders? How does drug rehab affect pregnancy? Is it different for the elderly? Depending upon the individual circumstances of you or your loved one, you will likely have a number of personal questions.

To help you determine what exactly you're looking for and define your goals for your drug rehab experience, The Canyon is here to assist you in answering any questions you have.

The Principles of Drug Rehab and Substance Abuse Treatment

Most drug rehab and substance abuse treatment centers employ a few basic principles despite their differences in style or approach. No matter what philosophy, religious affiliation or funding base, you will find certain characteristics that all drug rehabs have in common. These include:

• Recognizing the need for detox. Whether or not the drug rehab you choose provides a supervised or medical detox, every facility recognizes that no real recovery can begin until the throes of withdrawal are passed. At The Canyon, we offer a medical detox for those who need it for any drug of choice or combination of drugs and alcohol.
• Intake and evaluation come first. No matter what happens next, every drug rehab experience starts with a thorough intake and evaluation process. It is here that you will undergo a physical and answer questions about your drug history.
• Stabilization is a primary goal. Whether you join a drug rehab for detox or treatment only - or both - and whether or not that experience is inpatient or outpatient, the goal is to help you feel strong enough to stand up and walk alone. This means that your physical health and your ability to defend yourself against temptation when you return home is the focus of your stay.
• Reintegration is the secondary goal. Once you can stand firmly on your own without the strictures of a drug rehab setting protecting you from relapse, once you can boldly face your past and recognize the nature of your disease (addiction), once you have developed your confidence and strength and collected the tools you will need to maintain your new lifestyle when you go home, then you are ready for reintegration. If you have been an inpatient resident, it may mean moving into a sober living facility or outpatient treatment. If you are ready to live on your own, then aftercare may define your reintegration period. Either way, there should be some structure of support that allows you your freedom while providing you with assistance if you should need it.

Drug Rehab at The Canyon

Each of the principles of drug and alcohol abuse rehabilitation stated above can be found at The Canyon. You have a number of different program options available to you so that you can find the best possible treatment for your circumstance. A combination of alternative and traditional therapeutic options on the beautiful mountain estate means that your treatment plan will be highly unique according to your needs. Your weekly meetings with your one-on-one therapist may be increased if you have co-occurring disorders and it is here that you will continually modify and update your personal plan to ensure that you are getting the most out of your time with us. When you are ready to return home, there are a number of aftercare options in place to make your transition as smooth as possible. Our goal is to help you find your way to abstinence, however that will best be accomplished. If you would like more information about our drug rehab facilities here at The Canyon, please call us today at .