Substance Abuse Treatment Services

When you come to AAC for substance treatment services, we see you as more than your addiction. You come to us with unique strengths, potential, and challenges; we believe that your abuse treatment should be personalized, too.

You owe it to yourself to work with our experienced team of doctors, clinicians, and counselors to create a one-of-a-kind, constantly evolving treatment plan designed to help you get the most out of your recovery experience. Our goal is to treat the whole person, and that means addressing co-occurring mental illness, physical wellness, social issues and more.

When you graduate from our substance addiction program, you’ll be more than sober, you’ll be ready to live a healthier, happier life without substance abuse. 

When you quit using drugs or alcohol, your body might not get the memo right away. It might need extra time to process the leftover drugs and alcohol in its system. This detoxification process, or “detox,” can bring on withdrawal symptoms that are more than uncomfortable; complications can be dangerous, and the process requires our highest level of care. Medical Detox means staying in an inpatient setting for 5-7 days, where you’ll be monitored 24/7 by our medical team to ensure a safe, healthy, more comfortable detox experience. You can also count on our staff to be available around the clock to help you through the physical and emotional healing process.

Your safety during detox is our number one concern.

If you or your loved are dealing with ongoing physical or mental health issues, Intensive Residential Treatment (IRT) is a specialized post-detox option that might work for you.

IRT structured a lot like traditional residential treatment, with individual therapy, group therapy, psychoeducational programming, and on-site 12-step recovery meetings. However, it also includes 24/7 nursing care, continuous monitoring, and daily visits from psychiatric and/or medical staff.

Intensive Residential Treatment gives you a safe, effective treatment option if you or your loved one are dealing with unmanaged mental illness, high blood pressure, pregnancy, risk of suicide, or other issues. You’ll work with our experienced and compassionate staff on specialized treatment planning, case management, and discharge planning that considers your unique medical or psychiatric needs.

Residential treatment gives you or your loved one the opportunity to focus 100% on recovery by creating a complete break from the triggers and stressors of daily life. In residential treatment (also known as “inpatient treatment” or “rehab”), one of our comfortable, welcoming treatment centers will become your temporary home as you work on your recovery full-time.

One of the reasons Residential Treatment is so effective is its highly structured environment, with a balance of scheduled groups, therapy sessions, relaxation, and recreational time each day. Our supportive, compassionate staff are on-site 24/7, and you’ll work with your treatment team from day one to create a personalized discharge plan and prepare for a smooth transition to the next level of care. A 60- to 90- day stay in Residential Treatment program can have a dramatic impact on your successful recovery.

A partial hospitalization program (PHP) gives you or your loved one a chance to start working on recovery in the “real world” as you transition away from the round-the-clock supervision of a residential program. PHP is outpatient treatment, meaning you’ll live at home or in a sober living situation and attend treatment at least 6 hours a day, at least 5 days a week.

Daily programming includes group therapy and individual therapy (weekly), recreational activities, outside support group meetings, holistic care, experiential therapies, and/ or alternative therapies. You’ll work with our experienced staff to develop a discharge plan that’s customized to your needs and goals, designed to help you transition to the next level of care.

AAC’s Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Programs let you work toward recovery while keeping up with home, work and family obligations. For a lot of people, IOP also serves as a vital step-down period from residential or PHP treatment. You’ll live at home or in a sober living arrangement and will attend treatment at least 3 hours per day, at least 3 days per week, customized according to your individual treatment plan and schedule.

An IOP experience shows you how to exercise your sobriety in the real world and prepares you for the next steps in your recovery journey through individual and group therapy sessions, thorough aftercare planning, helpful support groups, and even exploring employment opportunities.