Speak to an Addiction Specialist
Speak to an Addiction Specialist
Northpoint's Alcohol Detox and Rehab program is a comprehensive, individualized solution that addresses every aspect of addiction and recovery, from the initial detox phase to psychological rehabilitation and outpatient treatment after discharge. We offer one of the most intensive medical intervention and therapeutic rehabilitation programs in the country to help patients achieve a successful recovery that can endure in today's high-stress, fast-paced world.
Alcohol Detox & Rehab at Northpoint Recovery is a 28-day program for adults that includes medical intervention, intensive therapy, and holistic treatments for a comprehensive recovery process.
The inpatient program lasts 28 days. However, once complete, outpatient treatment can go on for weeks or even months after discharge.
Our program is 100% individualized to the specific needs of each patient that comes through our doors.
We offer dual diagnosis treatment for patients with underlying issues such as anxiety, mood disorders, depression, and trauma.
Addresses the physical aspect of alcohol addiction. Cleaning the body of toxins can take from a few days to a few weeks.
All patients share a private room with one roommate for the duration of the the program.
Payment differs according to the type of insurance coverage that you have. If you don't have insurance coverage, cash payments are also accepted.
What sets Northpoint's Alcohol Detox & Rehab Program apart is our individualized medical intervention program that helps patients through the most difficult physical detox stage and into the psychological rehabilitation phase. We also integrate 56 hours of intensive therapy into each week, combining medical, holistic, and traditional treatments with community assimilation practices that make for a smoother transition into a functional, sober lifestyle.
By incorporating regular local outings into the treatment plan, we help patients to experience the common triggers of day-to-day life that could otherwise cause relapse. Our counseling staff use these experiences to help each patient analyze their triggers, cope with cravings, and learn how to overcome these difficulties in an unprotected environment. In this way, each patient leaves the facility after discharge feeling more prepared to take on sobriety after addition, understanding the challenges that lay in store.
Admission Day is often the most important. Not only does this mark the day that you made the decision to take back your own life, it is also the day where we get to know you and begin creating your personalized treatment plan to recovery.
Although Day One is very important, it is certainly not the easiest day. There is a lot to do to prepare both you and our staff for the road ahead. Here is a breakdown of what you can expect on your Day One:
Alcohol detox is the body's way of shedding its physical dependence on alcohol and is usually accompanied by severe, painful withdrawal symptoms. This phase is considered by many to be the most difficult stage of the recovery process and can take anywhere from five days to two weeks. On average, it is a seven-day process.
Northpoint Recovery provides medical intervention to help each patient withstand the symptoms of withdrawal in their own way. You will be assessed every four hours to determine the type and severity of your withdrawal symptoms. Each day the on-site doctor will adjust your treatment plan to better suit your needs as detoxification progresses.
Some of the most effective treatments we offer during this process are:
Also called residential care, rehab is the process of treating your psychological and social dependence on alcohol. The process begins as a slow transition during detox and progresses to a full 56 hours of treatment each week thereafter. During this phase, a large variety of activities, therapeutic practices, evaluations, and treatments will help your counselors to determine the nature of your psychological addiction and the best ways to overcome it. Here are a few of the treatments and therapeutic activities we offer during residential care:
Your outpatient treatment plan has been in development from Day One. After discharge, you will already be familiar with the next phase of outpatient care, which will differ according to your individual needs. These are the different types of outpatient treatment offered by Northpoint Recovery:
Once your outpatient program is complete, Northpoint will provide you with recommendations for support groups and therapeutic programs that you can continue to rely on as you begin your new life, free from the constraints of alcohol.
Yes, although there are some restrictions, of course. Here is a list of the items that many patients bring with them into the facility, as well as a few that are not allowed:
