Addiction Treatment Programs

Residential Drug Addiction Treatment Rehab

The Residential Addiction Treatment Rehab program at Recovery Resources, Inc. is the first tier in an array of programs available for alcohol and drug Addiction Treatment Rehab. This program is focused on clients who have just begun the walk on the road to recovery. Clients live in our supportive environment and are provided with the support needed to begin their recovery. We provide qualified and compassionate staff to clients 24 hours a day. The location is idyllic, allowing clients to fully focus on their recovery. Clients receive a physical and psychiatric evaluation by our medical team. Our Medical Director, Dr. Philippe Martineau, a Board Certified Psychiatrist, provides on-going evaluation and medication management, and provides Addiction Treatment Rehab protocol recommendations for clients, especially for those with co-occurring disorders. In addition, we are staffed with a Licensed Nurse who addresses daily medical needs and provides on-going assessment and Addiction Treatment Rehab as is required in early recovery.

Continuum of care includes:

• Managed Detox
• Medical Evaluation
• Psychiatric Evaluation
• Medication Management
• Case Management
• Residential
• Individualized Addiction Treatment Rehab Planning
• Individual Therapy
• Daily Group Therapy
• Educational Lectures
• Gender Specific Group Therapy
• Life Skills Education
• Family Program
• Relapse Prevention Therapy
• Daily 12-Step meetings (AA/NA)
• Recreational Therapy
• Exercise Program – Gym
• Nutrition
• Addiction Related Legal Issues – Court Appearances
• Massage therapy
• Extended Care

The general length of a stay in Residential Treatment is 30 days; however, the time frame may be adjusted based upon the answer to the singular imperative underlying each person's addiction treatment: What is in the best interest of the client? Any decision to extend Residential Treatment or to move the client to Extended Care Residential Treatment is made after consultation with the entire medical and support staff, the client, and the client's supportive family members.