Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment
Individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, and recovery support
What Is Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment?
Substance abuse (or substance use disorder) refers to the misuse of alcohol, drugs, or prescription medication. A person with substance use disorder may have an addiction that makes it difficult for them to control their use of drugs or alcohol. Over time this addiction can change their brain chemistry and behaviors, leading to psychological or physical harm. We'll start with an initial psychiatric evaluation and diagnosis. We'll ask about your substance use and how it has affected your relationships, home life, work, and more. We may also order blood tests or other lab work to help us get a better understanding of your overall health. Substance abuse treatments typically involve interventional, peer counseling or behavioral therapy, and prescription medication to curb cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
Drug Abuse
We provide comprehensive treatment programs encompassing both detoxification and rehabilitation for individuals facing addiction challenges with opiates/opioids (such as Heroin, Percocet, Oxycodone, Fentanyl), benzodiazepines (including Xanax Ativan), and stimulants (such as Adderall and Ritalin).
Alcohol Abuse
Alcohol addiction, also referred to as alcohol abuse, alcohol dependence, or alcohol use disorder (AUD), is a complex and persistent brain disease. Treatment involves cognitive behavioral therapy, identifying triggers, treating underlying mental health issues, and relapse prevention.
At Fresh Start Behavioral Health we are committed to helping individuals transition to greater independence and a life free from alcohol and drugs. Opting for treatment with us means engaging with a dedicated team of physicians, therapists, clinicians, and specialists who will craft a personalized treatment plan based on your unique needs and goals. We understand that a substance abuse disorder is challenging, and impacts all aspects of life, work, and family. Our treatment plans involve interventional, counseling or behavioral therapy, and prescription medication to curb cravings and withdrawal symptoms. We can also help manage co existing mental health issues that may be contributing to a substance abuse disorder. Our comprehensive support through various outpatient programs, and medically supervised detox are essential in overcoming substance abuse to support lasting sobriety.
What Are The Benefits Of Substance Abuse And Sober Living Programs?
At Fresh Start Behavioral Health Inc., we understand the complexities and challenges that accompany the journey to sobriety and wellness. Our substance abuse and sober living residential programs are tailored to offer a supportive, structured environment conducive to recovery and personal growth. Anchored in compassion and professionalism, these programs provide a comprehensive approach to overcoming addiction, fostering a sense of community, and encouraging a lifestyle of sobriety and health. Some of the key benefits of our programs include:
- Alcohol- and drug-free environment: Ensures a safe and supportive setting for recovery
- Structured living and support network: Offers guidance and a sense of community among residents and staff
- Comprehensive therapy and skill-building: Equips residents with the necessary tools for life after recovery
- Personalized care and monitoring: Tailored support to meet individual needs and track progress
- Extended stay option: Residents can remain in housing for up to two years, provided compliance with program rules
- Random screenings: Maintains a substance-free environment through regular checks
Am I A Candidate For The Substance Abuse And Sober Living Programs?
A candidate for a substance abuse and sober living program is typically someone who has struggled with addiction and is committed to overcoming their dependence on substances. This individual may have completed an initial detox or inpatient treatment and is now seeking a supportive, structured environment to maintain sobriety and transition back into daily life. Ideal candidates are those who need continued guidance, accountability. and peer support to strengthen their recovery efforts while gradually integrating back into their community. These programs are suited for individuals who recognize the importance of a sober environment and are dedicated to long-term recovery.
What To Expect After Substance Abuse Treatment And Sober Living Programs?
Transitioning out of a substance abuse treatment or sober living program is a significant step in maintaining long-term recovery. While each person's journey is unique, ongoing support and lifestyle adjustments play a key role in sustaining sobriety, with many people finding that structured routines, counseling, and peer support help them navigate life after treatment successfully. After completing a substance abuse or sober living program, some potential things you can expect include:
- Ongoing therapy or support group participation
- Adjustments to daily routines and relationships
- A focus on relapse prevention strategies
- Personal growth and self-discovery
- The need for continued accountability and healthy coping skills
Our team is here at every step of your recovery journey, including after treatment or inpatient programs, to help ensure you maintain long-term recovery and can enjoy all that life has to offer from now on.
Sustainable Recovery From Alcohol And Drug Abuse
If you are affected by drug or alcohol abuse. you may feel like your life is not in your own control. The compassionate team at Fresh Start Behavioral Health, Inc. is here to help you move forward and enjoy life without the burden of addiction. Schedule a substance abuse consultation at our Dayton, Cincinnati, or Milford, OH office to begin.
Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment FAQs
How do I know if I need help for an addiction?
How do I know if I need help for an addiction?
How long does it take to recover from an addiction?
How long does it take to recover from an addiction?
Will I need inpatient therapy for substance abuse?
Will I need inpatient therapy for substance abuse?
Is sober living just for drug addictions?
Is sober living just for drug addictions?
What if I'm scared to enter a sober living program?
What if I'm scared to enter a sober living program?
Will I have enough support after leaving sober living?
Will I have enough support after leaving sober living?