Residential Alcohol Rehab: Definition, Types of Treatment, and More
Have you been curious about residential alcohol rehab but aren’t sure if it’s right for you? Does it seem like there are so many “residential treatment centers” that all tend to blur together? Here in Southern California, there certainly aren’t many residential centers to choose from. At Believe Detox Center, we do everything in our power to stand out from the rest. At our residential detox and rehabilitation, we work on those underlying traumas and causes so that you can get back to the life that you want.
Residential Alcohol Rehab Defined
Essentially, our “residential” rehab is just that: a home-like environment. Indeed, from the outside, Believe Detox Center certainly looks like a large, plush home. That said, the residential treatment is a comprehensive, non-hospitalization setup that’s specifically designed to help with addiction. This is true whether you’re addicted to drugs, alcohol, and so forth. Another reason this treatment is called “residential” – you stay here overnight. Through this treatment, you can devote all of your time, energy, and focus to recovery, just as our experts devote all of the time, energy, and focus to you.
Your Residential Stay at Believe: Made to Fit Your Needs
Often, the question we’re asked most after telling a prospective patient that residential treatment will keep them here overnight is: “how long should I stay?” As you might imagine, that depends. Specifically, it depends on what treatment plan our experts determine is right for you. Many of our patients who’ve found lasting success outside of Believe Detox Center have been best served by Long-Term treatment. That means that you’re here for more than thirty days. Some go up to a year. Short-Term treatment, on the other hand, lasts two to three weeks. On average, our patients see the best results during a 28-day stay.
