Partial-hospitalization level of care is our highest level of care. After properly detoxing individuals will move to an partial-hospitalization setting. Clients engage in 25 hours of intensive group therapy along with 1 hour of individual therapy weekly.
After completing PHP level of care individuals are moved down a step of care to Intensive-Outpatient or IOP. Typically individuals will receive between 9 and 15 hours of clinical care from out-licensed therapists.
We provide medication to help individuals ultimately get to a place where they can work on achieving long-term sobriety.
When you enter our PHP drug and/or alcohol treatment program our doctors and addiction specialists will assess your individual needs and concerns. They are well versed in treating substance abuse problems of all types. We will also make sure to provide you a safe and comfortable environment for your treatment and we promise you will be treated with respect and dignity by all of our friendly staff members. Clients are assisted with case management services tailored towards helping clients establish or re-establish health daily living habits that were negatively impacted during their addiction.
During your initial stay, you will be provided with medication to help ease the painful withdrawal symptoms that come with chronic drug use. We have several medications at our disposal to make sure you are as comfortable as possible during this painful time in your life and want to make recovery as easy as possible for you so that you can start living clean.
During your stay here at PAX Memphis Recovery Center we will also provide you the opportunity to express your feelings in both group therapy, and individual therapy. Talking about any negative emotions or reservations about living sober can be addressed while you are here and our drug counselors will help create an individualized treatment plan to help you decrease your chances of relapsing. Our certified addiction specialists will also discuss how to help you avoid triggers that cause drug cravings as well as helping you learn how to find support groups when you leave our facility.
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