Drug Treatment Center in Michigan

There are several types of care offered at our drug treatment program in Michigan.  The intensity and duration of various aspects of a treatment program will depend on your unique treatment needs. From detoxification services in Michigan to aftercare and beyond, the team at Liberty House is here to ensure a safe and healthy journey to sobriety and long-term recovery. 

Detoxification

For most people entering addiction treatment, detoxification (more commonly known as detox) is the first but vital step in the recovery process. The amount of time detox takes will depend on the severity of your addiction, the types of substances you used, and the duration of your addiction. For some people, the detox process takes between three and five days, whereas, for others, it can take up to two weeks. The process of detox can bring about a wide range of often unpleasant symptoms in side effects. It is through this process that the body rids itself of toxins so that you may begin the therapy process without the influence of substances or cravings. 

Detox symptoms, also called withdrawal symptoms, can start in as few as six hours after your last dose or drink – again, depending on your substance of choice. Withdrawal symptoms can range from mild to severe, and in some cases, they can be dangerous or even fatal.

Consequently, undergoing detox in a medically supervised setting like Liberty House is always recommended. Successful detox builds the foundation for the rest of your treatment program. It allows you to transition into a therapeutic environment with a clear and goal-oriented mindset free of substance influence. 

Residential Inpatient Addiction Treatment

Residential inpatient programs in Michigan help individuals in need of intensive addiction treatment to receive 24-hour care in a setting where they are supported by a treatment team of clinicians and medical providers. At a residential treatment center, a higher level of care is possible then may be found in an outpatient setting or through individual, family, or group therapy alone. Residential inpatient treatment is an immersive experience and requires you to stay on-site throughout the duration of your program. Seeking treatment in a residential treatment setting like our Michigan drug and alcohol rehab allows you the opportunity to escape from your current environment and other day-to-day factors that may be triggering or influence your ongoing addiction. Many alumni of inpatient treatment programs find that the inpatient environment is beneficial to their recovery as it removes access to triggers and other issues that lead a person to reach for substances such as drugs or alcohol to cope. 

In the inpatient residential environment, you will participate in daily therapy based on your specific treatment program. Therapy may take place in individual or group settings. Also, family therapy and peer support group settings may be used as part of a therapy program. Family and peer support are a vital part of ongoing sobriety as family and like-minded peers will be the people that addicts in recovery look to during times of stress or trauma for support instead of reverting to maladaptive behaviors such as drinking or using. Inpatient addiction treatment programs at Liberty House provide comprehensive addiction treatment and living experience, including luxury amenities, gourmet meals, traditional and alternative therapies, and a highly trained team of addiction treatment providers, medical providers, nutritional experts, and support services staff who share the same goal of ensuring your safe and healthy recovery from addiction. 

Aftercare and Alumni Support

As previously mentioned, recovery from addiction requires a lifelong commitment to sobriety. Therefore, the recovery process does not end upon the completion of a treatment program at Liberty House. Recovery includes transitioning to aftercare services after formal rehabilitation. Aftercare programs provide ongoing support designed to help treatment program alumni stay focused on their recovery period follow up care that is traditionally considered part of an aftercare program includes regular therapy sessions with a counselor, participation in support groups such as 12 step meetings, sober living arrangements (if necessary) and assistance with scheduling and maintaining medical and mental health appointments as needed. 

Comprehensive aftercare is an essential element to ongoing sobriety and recovery. It is critical to providing those in recovery the opportunity to learn and practice safe and effective coping strategies used in relapse prevention.