Our Aftercare Plan
Clients will have fulfilled their treatment plan by this point. They will have conquered detox, successfully engaged with numerous types of therapy, benefitted from clinical support programs and experimented with an entire tool kit of new skills. Therefore they are in the best possible position to enter a new sober life outside of the Center’s rehabilitation schedule.
However, our help does not end there. Creating an aftercare plan with our clients is a crucial final step within their individualized treatment program. We offer continuing care for as long as our clients may need it.
Creating an Aftercare Plan
As a client nears the end of their treatment plan those that know them best work together to draft an Aftercare Plan. Case managers, counsellors, and therapists will create a sustainable aftercare program that puts the client’s best interests at the forefront of the recovery journey.
The plan is fully personalized ensuring the clients needs, unique situation as well as any concerns they might have are met. Things that will need to be considered are:
Finding Recovery Meetings
Call (877) 331-4114 and talk to an expert to learn more about medically assisted detox, one-on-one therapy, family support, and relapse prevention programs.
Important Resources
Can I Keep My Job and Go to Day Treatment?
Realizing that you might need treatment for your addiction is a huge step in the right direction. However, many fear their life will change when they take that first step, including potentially losing their job. This is a valid concern; however, at Excel Treatment Center, we want you to know that you have options.
How Can I Support a Loved One Struggling With Addition?
Addiction not only affects those struggling with the addiction but also affects the friends and family around them. It can be just as challenging to support them as it is to watch them in active addiction. Learning to create a loving, supportive space without enabling can be difficult, but it is crucial to develop this space to help your loved ones through their recovery.
The Importance of Family Participation During Treatment
Addiction is a disease that affects the whole family. Family members often feel the impact of addiction in a very real way, which can lead to feelings of anger, resentment, and frustration. While these emotions are natural, they can also be detrimental to one’s treatment if left unchecked.