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Many people in recovery from drugs and alcohol begin their path to healing in a structured, supportive environment where they have the opportunity to focus on themselves, with little to no distraction from daily life. Inpatient (residential) treatment programs provide a place to do that by giving clients access to 24/7 care and intensive therapy.

At Embers Recovery, our focus is on outpatient addiction treatment and long-term recovery support. While we do not operate an inpatient program at our facility, we regularly help individuals access trusted residential treatment centers in AZ through our placement services. When someone requires a higher level of care before beginning outpatient services with us, our team assists in coordinating placement with reputable inpatient treatment facilities across the state.

We partner with multiple trusted inpatient treatment providers throughout Arizona, allowing clients to connect with programs that meet their clinical needs and recovery goals. After completing residential treatment, many clients transition back to Embers Recovery to continue care through our outpatient programs.

If you or a loved one is looking for inpatient rehabilitation services in Arizona, our team can help you figure out the best way to get started and what the next steps are on your recovery journey.

What is Residential (Inpatient) Addiction Treatment?

When is Inpatient Treatment Recommended?

How Inpatient Rehabilitation Works

Importance of Continuing Care After Residential Treatment

Successfully completing an inpatient rehabilitation program is a major achievement, but the recovery process is not complete. Following inpatient treatment, many individuals benefit from ongoing support during their transition back into day-to-day life.[5]

When people return to their former environments and face everyday stressors without any continued treatment, it is much harder to stay sober. Therefore, many treatment professionals recommend that people step down to an outpatient treatment level after finishing residential treatment.

At Embers Recovery, we assist clients with continuing their recovery journey through structured outpatient programs that provide continuing therapy and support. Because our team frequently coordinates with residential treatment centers in Arizona for clients’ initial placements, we can plan the next phase of care before clients’ time in residential care ends.

Continuing Care at Embers Recovery

Getting Started With Residential Treatment Placement

Finding the appropriate treatment program for yourself or someone you care about is the first decision in your or their recovery journey. Residential treatment allows individuals to have a focused setting to assist them with being stable, obtaining an understanding of their substance use behaviors, and developing a healthier lifestyle.

At Embers Recovery, we help individuals connect with trusted residential treatment centers in AZ and guide them through the process of entering care. Once inpatient treatment is completed, our team is ready to support the next stage of recovery through outpatient programs designed for long-term success.

Contact Embers Recovery to Begin Your Treatment Journey

Contact our admissions office today and talk with a member of our team who will answer any questions you may have and assist you with your next steps toward recovery.
You will not have to go through this process alone. With the appropriate support and level of care, your journey to recovery can begin today.

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Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Residential Addiction Treatment in Arizona

How long do people stay in residential rehab?

The amount of time individuals spend in residential rehab will vary based on their treatment plan and individual needs.[6] The focus should be on providing those seeking treatment with a sufficient duration of stay to achieve stabilization, address underlying issues, and develop skills to support their continued recovery.

Does residential rehab work better than outpatient rehab?

Residential rehabilitation services can help a client who may need additional structure, support, and distance from triggers that may cause a relapse. Each individual may have different needs, which will determine the most appropriate treatment modality. In other words, the most appropriate level of care is based on their unique circumstances and guided by professional clinical recommendations.

Can you work or use your phone during residential treatment?

Policies vary by treatment center. Many residential programs limit phone and work access during the early stages of treatment so individuals can focus fully on recovery. As treatment progresses, some programs may allow scheduled phone use or limited outside contact with family and loved ones.

What do you do after successfully completing residential treatment?

Once an individual has successfully completed residential treatment, they will often transition to a step-down level of care (partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient program, ongoing counseling/support) and begin building on the skills they developed in the residential environment to ensure they continue to build strong connections with their existing recovery support system.

Sources

[1] Treatment types for mental health, drugs and alcohol. (n.d.). SAMHSA. https://www.samhsa.gov/find-support/learn-about-treatment/types-of-treatment

[2] NIDA. 2022, September 27. Addiction often goes hand-in-hand with other mental illnesses. Both must be addressed. https://nida.nih.gov/about-nida/noras-blog/2022/09/addiction-often-goes-hand-in-hand-other-mental-illnesses-both-must-be-addressed

[3,4,6] Principles of Drug Addiction Treatment: A Research-Based Guide (Third Edition). (2018). National Institute on Drug Abuse. https://nida.nih.gov/sites/default/files/podat-3rdEd-508.pdf

[5] About the ASAM criteria. (n.d.). Default. https://www.asam.org/asam-criteria/about-the-asam-criteria

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