We are a Drug Rehab Center Treating Drug Addictions, Alcohol Addiction, and Dual Diagnosis

We would like to thank you for visiting Chapman House website. We realize that the decision to enter into a drug rehab for you and your family  can be frightening and overwhelming.  Deciding to seek treatment for a loved one with a drug, alcohol or emotional challenge is daunting, and choosing the right drug rehabilitation center can be even more challenging. Chapman House is dedicated to providing those with chemical dependency, dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorders with the highest quality of professional care available.

About Chapman House Drug Rehabilitation Center

Chapman House was founded in 1978. We are a State Licensed and Certified drug rehab. We are leaders in addressing alcohol, substance abuse and related problems. We pride ourselves with preparing our patients to deal with day-to-day emotional issues. The Chapman House Inpatient Drug Rehabilitation is completely confidential. We have been the program of choice for people who insist on the finest treatment available in the country yet, with fees reasonable enough to receive such treatment. Chapman House has worked with everyone from students to celebrities. Chapman House accepts both men and women & adolescents who suffer from Alcoholism, Chemical Addiction, Sexual Addiction, Eating Disorders or other Psychological Issues.

What Sets Chapman House Drug Rehab Apart From The Rest?

Emotional Success.

Our Unique 6 – Basic Feelings™ drug rehab Approach Designed by our founder Tim Chapman, the 6-Basic Feelings theory is what we believe to be the foundation of continued successful recovery. Our 6-Basic Feelings theory takes into account the patient’s emotional state. Most treatment programs address an addiction problem exclusively at an educational level, or solely by utilizing a “12 Step” approach. They fail to deal with the emotional aspect of addiction, which is the primary reason a person continues to abuse substances. The 6-Basic Feelings theory is fool proof. It deeply penetrates denial. It holds people accountable and heals emotional wounds while simultaneously enhancing the person’s self-esteem! This is the only program of its kind, anywhere!

Chapman Houses’ Philosophy of Recovery

The Chapman House philosophy is known as the “A-R-T of recovery.”  All three elements of the A, R and T are essential for sustaining long-term abstinence, sobriety and recovery.  Our clinicians have researched this approach for over 30 years. The A-R-T is a simple discovery, yet powerful in its results.  It takes many people as well as a strong support system to achieve “recovery.”  The A-R-T works as follows:
Accountability – The person needs to be accountable for his/her actions and the resulting consequences. He/she must break through denial or delusion that he/she has a problem that will lead only to institutionalization, insanity, or death.
Responsibility – The person needs to take the necessary steps in treatment to follow direction of professionals and those who have “been there, done that.”  This means Chapman House staff is not only professionally trained and licensed, but have a majority of staff members who are themselves in recovery from an addiction or co-existing disorders.  Each step of responsible behavior builds a person’s self-esteem, credibility with others, and confidence. These elements are all critical to recovery. One small step of responsibility will eventually lead to a responsible, self-sufficient person.
Time – The person needs to accept the fact that recovery is a process and not an event.  If it took years to develop this condition, it will naturally take time to develop solid recovery. The A-R-T of recovery is accomplished under the supervision of our caring, knowledgeable staff.

Chapman House Professional Assessment / Evaluation

The Chapman House drug rehab Program involves an initial evaluation by one of our Certified Counselors and a member of the addiction treatment team. The evaluation is conducted upon admission to determine the participant’s problems, needs, and level of care required to develop a successful addiction treatment plan. A medical and/or psychiatric evaluation may also be conducted depending on the person’s presenting issues.

After your intake interview we will customize your recovery program based on your needs. This is important because not every person needs the same thing. Some might need more spiritual fulfillment than social or some might need more emotional than spiritual. It all depends on the intake interview.

Chapman House Patients Who Suffer From Dual Diagnosis

If a Dual Diagnosis problem exists with a Chapman House patient, a licensed  psychiatrist will conduct a psychiatric interview. The doctor will evaluate the patient and determine the additional problems to be addressed during drug rehab. This may include ordering a battery of psychological tests to be conducted by our clinical psychologist. The  psychiatric may order medication to be monitored  by Chapman House staff throughout the treatment program. In addition, the patient may be scheduled for weekly visits with the  psychiatric  and or psychologist. This would be done to insure ongoing medical/psychiatric management. Chapman House Staff monitors all prescribed medications.

The first steps that the individual needs to take

The first and most difficult step for the addicted individual to take is the admission that a problem does exist and that they have either an alcohol or substance abuse problem.  This is never easy, no matter how much the addict realizes that they are destroying themselves and their lives.  Once they admit to having a problem, the next step is for them to seek out help so that they can be treated and recover successfully.  Herein lays the biggest challenge – finding the right treatment and recovery center to facilitate their needs.

How to select the right alcohol and drug rehab program

Considering the number of treatment and recovery facilities that are out there, you can well appreciate the difficulty involved in the selection and decision making process.  This can become confusing and extremely frustrating.  So how do you select the right alcohol or drug rehab program? Here are 4 suggestions for selecting the program that best facilitates your needs and helps you recover successfully from your (or the individual’s) addiction:

Get the advice of a medical professional – addiction medicine specialists can determine if a problem truly exists and then makes the proper treatment recommendations.  Look for an alcohol or drug rehab facility that features the treatment and recovery programs that the specialist has recommended.  The facility should offer any one of the following for types of treatment and recovery programs:

• Inpatient
• Outpatient
• Residential
• Short-Stay

Your budget needs to be considered – granted, some alcohol and drug addiction rehab facilities offer financing and some people’s health insurance includes some coverage for alcohol or drug addiction treatment programs.  However, you have to consider the fact that financing anything today is more challenging than ever before because it is now more difficult to be approved credit wise.  Additionally, health insurance coverage for alcohol and drug rehabilitation is rare with many insurance companies.  It comes down to what you can physically afford.

Check the credentials first – once you have assembled a list of 4 to 6 alcohol and drug rehab facilities, start investigating the credentials of each so you can compare them across the board.  First and foremost, make sure that the company has been licensed by your state and that they are accredited through such organizations as CARF and JCAHO.  Although these are not essential requirements, it speaks volumes for how well the drug rehab facility focuses on the addicted individual (CARF) and that they meet US quality and treatment standards (JCAHO).

Be patient and try to avoid frustration – this is the single most important piece of advice that we can offer you when you are conducting your search for the right alcohol and drug rehab center.  Just keep in mind that we have a lot to offer you or the addicted individual here at Chapman House and we are here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help you in any way we can and answer all of your questions.

we are here to offer you support and guidance, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Please know that we are here to offer you support and guidance, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We would welcome the opportunity to answer any questions you may have about addiction detoxification, drug intervention, addiction and inpatient drug rehabilitation  for adults, co-existing disorders, our exclusive inpatient program for adolescents, and our executive drug rehab