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Do You Need Residential Alcohol Rehab… Will Outpatient Care Work?

Do You Need Residential Alcohol Rehab… Will Outpatient Care Work?

Some people can stop drinking on their own, more people will need some form of professional therapy, and most of us will require therapies on an inpatient basis. What do you need?

John Lee · 12/6/2024
Facts about the Matrix Model of Intensive Outpatient Cocaine or Methamphetamine Addiction Treatment

Facts about the Matrix Model of Intensive Outpatient Cocaine or Methamphetamine Addiction Treatment

Learn more about this evidence based 16 week intensive outpatient treatment program, specifically: class frequency and program length, therapies used, degree of family involvement, evidence supporting its effectiveness and typical benefits.

John Lee ·

Hospitalization or Partial Hospitalization…What’s the Difference?

It's tough to make an appropriate decision about treatment when you can't understand the terminology used by drug treatment facilities!

John Lee · 12/7/2007
Teenage Addiction Treatment: 6 Factors to Consider When Deciding between Residential and Outpatient Care

Teenage Addiction Treatment: 6 Factors to Consider When Deciding between Residential and Outpatient Care

Once you decide your adolescent needs addiction treatment, the next vital step is determining what level of care is required. Read on to learn more about the 6 factors professionals consider when deciding on an appropriate level of care.

John Lee · 5/4/2012
Do You Need to Go to Rehab?

Do You Need to Go to Rehab?

Do you need rehab or outpatient treatment? Here’s an overview of your treatment options and an explanation of what variables to consider when deciding between residential and outpatient care.

John Lee ·
What’s the Best Alcohol Addiction Treatment Option for You?

What’s the Best Alcohol Addiction Treatment Option for You?

Picking treatment can feel overwhelming, so it’s best to be pragmatic. Here are the basic options and an explanation of how your insurance company funds treatment.

Jim LaPierre ·