The pathway to recovery is just as unique as the pathway was that led to addiction. Regardless of the circumstances that led the individual into addiction, the journey to healing can be complex for most individuals, which requires a treatment plan that includes a variety of treatment environments starting with residential or inpatient care upon completion of detox.
Where the detox setting was focused on stabilizing the physiological effects of withdrawal, inpatient care focuses on stabilizing the emotional, behavioral, and psychological effects of addiction. Although the body has physically passed the withdrawal state, the mind and body are still in a state of cleansing and the individual remains vulnerable to the emotions and behaviors that existed prior to, or as a result of, addiction.
These next few weeks proceeding detoxification become a critical time for the individual and their recovery journey. During this time, the individual continues to receive 24/7 comprehensive clinical and medical support as they navigate early recovery, receive invaluable therapy, develop fundamental recovery skills, and benefit from immediate crisis management should unmasked emotions spring forward.
Getting Started
Residential Inpatient Treatment at Four Pillars Recovery provides individuals with comprehensive, evidence-based addiction treatment, tailored to the unique emotional, physical, and psychological needs of the individual. Here, we honor the complexity of each person’s experience with care that precise, personal, and profoundly transformational.
Licensed Residential Programs focus on the psychological, behavioral, and emotional aspects of addiction during the individual's first few weeks of treatment. These programs offer 24/7 clinical support to the individual while they remain vulnerable to the behaviors associated with addiction.
Also known as day treatment programs, partial hospitalization programs provide daily therapeutic services to individuals as they begin to reintegrate back into everyday life but require consistent structure. Here, you live independently and attend daily intensive group therapy.
As the individual continues to build their skills and social support, they begin to require less daily structure. Intensive Outpatient is designed to provide a level of therapeutic support that aligns with individuals responsibilities, such as employment, education, or caring for their family.
Licensed sober living communities are not therapeutic in nature but foster a sense of community of shared challenges and goals. Living in a sober living community combines independent living with accountability from peers with first-hand knowledge of what you are working through.
The length of stay varies based on each individuals unique needs, but most residential programs, such as Four Pillars Inpatient program, can last between a couple of days to a month. Some individuals may benefit from extended care depending on clinical recommendations, progress, and severity of symptoms.
Residential inpatient treatment programs are primarily focused on the psychological side of addiction and include a combination of individual counseling and group therapy. Four Pillars Inpatient program utilizes a mixture of evidence-based interventions, such as talk therapy, skill-building, trauma-informed care, family therapy, and holistic services like fitness, nutrition, and mindfulness practices.
Four Pillars takes a truly individualized approach to treatment, matching the patient to the therapy best for them.
In most cases, health insurance benefits will cover residential inpatient services, including private/commercial insurance plans, employer-sponsored plans, and medicaid plans, such as Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS).
Contact us today, or complete our verification of benefits form, and let Four Pillars Recovery help you understand what your insurance plan will cover.
