Women’s Rehab

At residential facilities patients are encouraged to live in the facility for the duration of their treatment. This is important in cases of prolonged addiction or where much damage has been done to the patient’s physical, mental and emotional health. Also, because the facility is free from alcohol and drugs, the chances of relapse are slim.

On the other hand, outpatient rehab programs are  in a setting that enables individuals to reside in the home. Some programs are generally therapy-based and consist of a commitment of a handful of hours per day, and only a few days every week, so the individual has the ability to manage a job, household commitments, or school attendance. Some programs are more rigorous, but for a short amount of time.

The first stage of the rehabilitation process is the intake. This stage involves registration into the facility. The woman is then expected to move into the facility for commencement of the rehab process.

Detoxification follows immediately after the intake. Detox involves flushing out the drugs and alcohol from the woman’s body. Detox is usually supervised medically. Withdrawal symptoms are also closely monitored by medical and healthcare professionals. Detox is usually not needed in behavioral addictions.

Patients can then proceed to rehabilitation after successfully completing the detox. Rehabilitation focuses on addiction therapy for the specific addiction suffered by the patient. The patient may be suffering from alcohol addiction, drug addiction or behavioral issues. Whatever the case, she receives a therapy unique to her case. At Bridges of Hope’s women’s inpatient rehab for addiction, the patients receive individualized care that encourages them to interact with other women sharing similar problems.

During the course of interaction, women can share their experiences, discussing what led to the addiction. Recovery is enhanced by peer to peer interaction. Upon completion of the rehab, the women are given access to aftercare programs and series to prevent a relapse.

Be informed that any addiction can be treated at a women’s residential rehab for addiction. In a residential facility, the healthcare professionals will focus on treating your condition A special program will be designed that best suits your needs. The following conditions are treated at women’s residential rehab for addiction facility:

• Heroin addiction
• Alcohol addiction
• Mood disorder
• Marijuana addiction
• Eating disorders