Pathways Recovery provides  dual diagnosis residential addiction treatment when it comes to recovering from an addictive cycle.  So we created beautiful and serene addiction recovery centers with luxury amenities to support a relaxed and supportive environment while our experienced clinical team creates an effective addiction recovery  treatment plan unique to the needs of each person.

Sometimes addiction escalates to a place where an individual needs to remove themselves from the environment where have become  stuck in a loop of chronic abuse of substances. Maybe you can no longer stop on your own and you need help to stop the cycle. Most people who enter our residential addiction treatment settings will need medically supervised detox and then will remain in our  residential setting to receive 24 hour supervised addiction treatment where a foundation for early recovery is built. Most people need 1-3 months in this setting before they are ready to move on to the next level of addiction recovery. Which is generally intensive outpatient care  

What happens in 1-3 months during inpatient residential addiction treatment? 

Although it can feel overwhelming to commit to this level of care for 1-3 months, the outcome can be life changing. Most people do not find the level of transformation they need to maintain longterm sobriety with just 30 days of treatment.  For most people the level of damage done with years or decades of substance abuse is profound. Most people are suffering with deep depression, overwhelming anxiety, PTSD from abusive relationships, grief from loss and untreated mental health disorders can all be at the core root of the addictive cycle issue.  Families are hurt and may be totally unaware how their behaviors are affecting their addicted loved one. everyone is suffering.  The body and brain need time to heal. The spirit and sense of self worth need time heal. Families need guidance on how to support their loved ones in early recovery. Broken bodies, broken brains and broken families  need to realistically prepare for 6-12 weeks minimum in residential care in order to really experience the healing they need. For most people anything less than this usually  experience the chronic cycle of short periods of sobriety followed by chronic relapse cycles. further eroding the sense of hopelessness within the addicted loved one and their families. 

Addiction is a disease that millions of people and their families  struggle with every day. Some are able to get the treatment they need and recover to lead normal lives free of drugs and alcohol. Others often try and fail to get free of the cycle of addiction. The secret to long-term recovery is getting the right type of treatment and support for your unique addiction. No two cases are alike, meaning that sometimes different solutions will be more effective than others for different people. There are many tools in our  addiction recovery toolbox.