Austin Inpatient Rehab Center

What Is Long-Term Addiction Treatment?

Long-term addiction treatment refers to a drug and alcohol rehab program that lasts 90 days or more. Drug and alcohol addiction is not something that can be quickly overcome. When compared to 30 or 60-day programs, many individuals find that a long-term addiction treatment program is a much more effective way to maintain their sobriety. Long-term rehab programs also come with many benefits, including:

• More time to understand and resolve underlying issues – Before you can begin your long-term treatment program, you most likely need to partake in detox first. During detox and the beginning stages of treatment, you’ll spend the first few weeks adjusting. The more time you spend in treatment, the better chance you’ll have for lasting change and lifelong sobriety.
• A safe place to be sober for an extended period of time – Long-term addiction treatment programs offer a safe, distraction-free place for you to heal. Instead of spending all your efforts fighting off temptations while juggling responsibilities at home and work, you can spend this time focusing on your recovery and making changes that will last a lifetime.
• Decreased risk of relapse – The more time you spend in addiction treatment, the more time you have to learn and implement relapse prevention strategies. This decreases the risk of relapse and increases your chances of long-term success in your sobriety.
• More opportunity to develop peer support community – Developing a peer support community is essential to lasting change. With long-term treatment, you’ll have more time to build those relationships and create a solid recovery foundation for yourself.

Our Program Foundation

We provide assistance and guidance as you build a solid recovery foundation. Our dynamic 90-day program focuses on the mind, body, and spirit for a well-rounded, all-encompassing treatment plan.

Mind – You will participate in daily clinical and educational groups and have individual sessions with your counselor twice a week. This partnership provides opportunities for you to improve your mental health and develop a better understanding of yourself, your drug and alcohol abuse, and your relationships.

Body – Throughout your rehab program, you’ll participate in CrossFit, Tai Chi, and Yoga to aid in physical recovery from the damage that drugs and alcohol have inflicted on your body.

Spirit – You’ll also participate in meditation, awareness practices, and accountability groups daily. In addition, you’ll have individual sessions with your recovery specialist weekly to discuss your experience in our 12-step program.

These essential program components all work together to provide you with deeper self-understanding and to help you develop a solid foundation in your recovery journey.

Specialized Therapies

• Experiential Therapy
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy
• Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
• Contingency Management

Treatment Modalities

• Individual Drug Counseling
• Group Counseling
• Educational Lectures
• Family Therapy
• 12-Step Program

How Much Does Residential Rehab Cost?

Nova Recovery Center offers quality outpatient addiction treatment and peer recovery support services at an affordable price. We work with most insurance companies to help supplement the treatment costs. Please call 855.834.6682 to find out more.

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