Drug Abuse and Alcohol Addiction Center
985 Plainfield St
Johnston, RI 02919
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About Drug Abuse and Alcohol Addiction Center
Drug Abuse and Alcohol Addiction Center is an outpatient drug and alcohol rehab located in Johnston, Rhode Island.
I like how they provide outpatient and day treatment services with a strong focus on opioid recovery through MAT, counseling and long term support.
Outpatient Addiction Treatment Programs in Johnston
Care typically begins with an assessment to determine the right level of support, followed by enrollment in outpatient or day treatment services.
I'm impressed by their treatment plans, structured to support sustained recovery from opioids, heroin and prescription drugs.
Clients can expect a multidisciplinary approach that blends MAT with counseling, group therapy and family therapy.
Clinical methods include CBT, MI, Seeking Safety and relapse prevention planning.
Quick Facts
- Location: Plainfield Street, Johnston, Rhode Island
- Levels of care: Outpatient treatment and day treatment services
- Who they treat: Men, women, young adults, professionals and veterans
- Approach: MAT, CBT, motivational interviewing and Seeking Safety
- Insurance and payment: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, BlueCross BlueShield, self pay and grant funding
- Accreditation: Joint Commission accredited and part of the Behavioral Health Group network
- Aftercare: Relapse prevention planning, support meetings, and ongoing outpatient services
Addiction Treatment Programs
Many disorders and addictions can be treated at a young adult program in Rhode Island. Programs combine family, group, and individual therapies in an age-appropriate environment to treat alcohol and drug use disorders as well as co-occurring disorders such as anxiety and depression.
Each available adult program in Rhode Island offers a full continuum of care to those aged 18 and up.. Inpatient, outpatient, and sober living programs offer varying levels of intensity to meet the needs of every individual.
Alcohol rehab in Rhode Island is more than simple alcohol abstinence. These treatment programs teach you how to change your lifestyle and environment so you can maintain sobriety and enjoy long-term recovery.
Men often feel safer in men’s rehab in Rhode Island and more comfortable without the presence of women. This allows them to deal with sensitive topics such as traumatic events and deep-rooted emotions.
Providing a firm foundation for women to build sober lives, women’s rehab in Rhode Island increases recovery success. Treatment addresses specific challenges women face in day-to-day life, to teach them new ways to cope without turning to substances.
The goal of opioid rehab in Rhode Island is to help you take control of your life and prevent negative outcomes from opioid use. The first phase of healing is typically detox, which is followed by comprehensive addiction treatment.
During drug rehab in Rhode Island, you’ll participate in a variety of therapeutic interventions designed to help you break free from addiction. Common methods include cognitive behavioral therapy, music and art therapy, 12-step support, and nutrition/exercise.
Levels of Care
When you enter drug rehab in Rhode Island, you’ll begin your road to recovery with detox. This is the process of slowly and safely ridding your body of addictive substances. The length of detox varies, based on personal history and type of substances used.
For those who need intensive treatment, inpatient drug rehab in Rhode Island allows you to reside at the treatment center for the length of the program, which may range from a few weeks to more than three months. You'll attend multiple addiction counseling sessions per week, including individual, group, and family counseling.
Outpatient rehab in Rhode Island involves less frequent sessions than inpatient programs. You’ll attend therapy and 12-step meetings, while maintaining other life responsibilities. This will help you remain accountable while learning to live a sober lifestyle.
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