We follow an evidence-based, multidisciplinary approach that is curated to each individual’s treatment plan. We believe that one of the most important steps to successfully begin your recovery from addiction is to choose a good detox center, such as ours.
Professional detox programs is considered the first step when it comes to long-term substance use treatment. It is of utmost importance that detoxification takes place under medical supervision. As such, it’s a great idea to seek out a good detox center to make sure you’ll be getting the best care during your recovery from addiction.
When it comes to quitting an addiction, withdrawal symptoms are a common factor that has to be combated. We will work with the patient and guide them through a safe and comfortable detoxification process. Our staff is highly trained, and they will work with the patient to lessen the risk of relapsing, and they also will aid the patient in the transition into ongoing treatment for their ongoing addiction.
Before you begin to worry, the detoxification process is similar to most other medical treatments.
Before you begin to worry, the detoxification process is similar to most other medical treatments.
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Once the patient’s addiction is identified, the professionals at our facility will create a proper treatment plan curated for the specific patient.
To ensure a successful recovery, our staff will provide follow-up treatment and assessments to the patient.
Comfortable and safe environment
Medication-assisted treatment uses prescription medication to help stabilize a patient during detoxification. When it comes to alcohol detoxification, the patient will be subject to the detoxification method of tapering.
Tapering refers to the process of gradually weaning a person off a medication . . . the patient will receive a lesser and lesser amount of medication until they eventually no longer require it.
Treatment for alcohol detoxification will likely include counseling to prevent relapses, medical observation to see how the treatment is progressing, and medication. There is no one-size fits all approach, and an individualized assessment is critical to ensure successful management of detoxification.
Accompanied by medication
Medical observation
Constant counselling
Detoxification from benzodiazepines also uses the tapering method. the patient will receive a lesser and lesser dosage until they are eventually no longer taking it.
Our professionals recommend that this detoxification method should be conducted under the supervision of a doctor so that the patient can be sure that they are receiving safe amounts and working on a scale that won’t force them into withdrawal.
Under a doctor’s orders, the patient’s body will be able to rid itself of the benzodiazepines in a way that manages the withdrawal symptoms as safely as possible.
Alongside doctor treatment
Safe gradual removal
Careful symptom management
Opioid detox is a medical process by which the body is rid of Opioids. Inpatient detox within a treatment facility provides medical supervision, medications to help with withdrawal symptoms and daily monitoring. Inpatient Opioid detox is highly recommended because it is the safest and the most likely to be successful, in both the short and long-term.
Medications to help
Medical supervision
Safest and most successful
The greatest chance of relapse occurs if an addict completes detox but does not seek further addiction treatment. The Short-Term Residential program at Recovery Center of Niagara stands as the crucial next step after detox to ensure a stable introduction into lasting recovery.
In addition to around-the-clock, 24-hour addiction treatment clients will receive 35 hours of counseling treatment services per week. This includes group counseling spread out over 7 days each week and 1 hour of individual counseling. This intensive treatment allows the client to kick start their recovery and work each day to move forward in their recovery journey.
Around-the-clock treatment
Group counseling
A caring and listening ear
A few therapeutic models incorporated into our daily schedule.
This is a type of cognitive-behavioral therapy that is meant to specifically target negative thinking patterns. Once these patterns are identified, this therapy pushes the client to figure out methods to change these negative thought patterns and push for positive changes in a patient’s behavior.
This therapeutic method is meant to force the patient to focus on the present to avoid triggers and to help people attain safety from co-occurring PTSD and substance abuse.
