Our drug rehab is dedicated to providing dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorders and substance abuse addictions with the highest quality of professional care available.

What Our Drug Rehab is all about:

• We are State Licensed and Certified,
• leaders in addressing alcohol, substance abuse and related problems
• We prepare our patients to deal with day-to-day emotional issues
• Reasonable Fees
• We accept both Men and Women

What Addictions we treat:

• Alcoholism,
• Chemical Addiction
• Sexual Addiction
• Eating Disorders or other Psychological Issues

Our Drug Rehab Program is all about Emotional Success

Our drug rehab 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.)
The emotional aspect of addiction is the primary reason a person continues to abuse substances.

• Our addiction treatment deeply penetrates denial.
• We holds people accountable
• We heals emotional wounds
• WE enhance the person’s self-esteem
• This is the only program of its kind, anywhere!

The Three things that are the most important to our drug rehab program

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.

Drug Rehab a Sign of  Weakness?

Some consider it a sign of weakness to enter drug rehab, but in reality, this is the strongest, most courageous step an addict could take. Many people allow their lives to be completely ruined or even snuffed out by drug addiction, because they will not admit their need for help. Their pride stands in the way of recovery, of restored relationships and a successful life. The addict who chooses to enter and complete a drug rehab program is to be commended for having the courage to regain control of their life.

Entering Drug Rehab

Those entering drug rehab do not need to fear judgment or a condescending attitude from others. Many drug rehab workers have overcome addiction themselves, so they certainly identify and empathize with the struggle. Drug rehab provides a supportive and nurturing environment so the addict can focus on their recovery in peace. Outside the rehab center, society in general has also become a lot more accepting of drug and alcohol treatment. Addiction is no longer a taboo topic of discussion.

Most recovery programs will, however, have rules and guidelines to hold recovering addicts accountable. This is necessary because daily structure and accountability are critical aspects of the recovery process. Often, recovering addicts are very weak and at serious risk of relapse throughout at least the first year. The structure provided by drug rehab is just the answer they need, and many programs offer aftercare with in-home visits or ongoing counseling sessions to continue the accountability.

Understanding Drug Rehab

Difficult though it may be, family members need to understand that truly successful drug rehab involves a decision by the addict. It is a moment of awakening when the addict realizes the harm their addiction is imposing and how much they stand to gain by getting better. While family members might trigger that change of heart, they cannot make the decision for the addict. They can only love and support the addict while he or she fights through the long and arduous – yet rewarding – journey of addiction recovery.

Please know that we are here to offer you support and guidance, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week regarding addictions and drug rehab. 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.