Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment Programs

Many struggling individuals have a fear of the physical withdrawal from substances, being away from loved ones, or even job loss. This fear can often perpetuate behavioral health symptoms, isolation and continued substance misuse. Unfortunately, many of the objections that individuals have around seeking formal treatment is the result of being ill-informed about rehabilitation and the journey of recovery. Becoming more informed and contending with the consequences of chronic substance abuse

Although there are many reasons why a person may choose to stay in active addiction, fear of withdrawal is one of the biggest and most common, keeping individuals locked in the cycle of addiction. Of course, the countless consequences of addiction often evoke the desire to stop using alcohol or drugs; however, the intensity of

To many people, inpatient and residential treatment is the worst case scenario. The perception is the need for inpatient care indicates that the individual’s addiction has reached such a level of severity that inpatient care is a requirement. There’s something daunting about the prospect of having to leave one’s family, spouse, close friends, and loved ones while residing at a residential treatment facility; it’s a total separation from one’s prior life

Completing an alcohol and drug addiction treatment program is an accomplishment worthy of pride as it facilitates the return to a healthy life. Throughout an addiction treatment program, individuals who live with chemical dependency overcome the physical aspects of addiction while learning about the disease itself and the ways in which one can sustain sobriety long-term. However, recovery isn’t something that one finishes, ending with the completion of a program

Opened in June 2017, the Women's Empowerment (WE) program is based on the Gender-Responsive Treatment Model and Healing Trauma, both developed by Stephanie Covington, and Seeking Safety, developed by Lisa Najavits. These treatment models emphasize the importance of gender-specific treatment for both women and men. Malvern Treatment Center's WE program focuses on building strength and resiliency for women who live with the disease of addiction, as well as trauma histories and co-occurring disorde

For 70 years, Malvern Treatment Centers has helped those struggling with the disease of addiction using only evidence­ based treatment methods. Medication Assisted Treatment is one approach that has proven successful for many individuals when added to a 12-step recovery program and other aftercare treatments. Recovery is best served through a complete understanding of addiction so the choice to include MAT is a shared decision between the clinician and patient, as well as the p

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