Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center
40 Timberline Drive
Lemont, IL 60439
About Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center
Timberline Knolls offers substance use treatment for women and girls in Lemont, Illinois. They provide residential and outpatient programs. Often guests will step down from one program to another for continued assistance. Treatment begins with a thorough assessment to determine your level of care and unique needs. The team will monitor your progress and make plan adjustments as needed.
Residential care includes 24/7 staff available for guidance and support. They provide a safe, secure environment where you can focus on healing without outside distractions present. Your care plan will reflect your goals and strengths.
They have partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs that offer more flexibility than residential care. You’ll attend individual therapy sessions where you can work one-on-one with a professional to address personal addiction issues, and you may uncover the root causes of your addiction.
Group therapy sessions create camaraderie with others in recovery who may share the same struggles and experiences. You can also gain valuable feedback regarding your sobriety or co-occurring issues like mental health concerns. Family therapy is included in the programs as needed. This can help your loved ones understand what you’re going through and learn ways to heal themselves as they offer support.
They have skill-building practices that allow opportunities to showcase what you’ve learned for everyday life stressors and situations that may present challenges. You’ll also work on relapse prevention methods and healthy boundaries. Experiential sessions are available and include options like art and exposure outings. They offer evening outpatient programs for convenience for those who cannot attend daytime sessions.
Aftercare is a priority and your discharge care plan begins the day you start treatment. When you complete the program, you’ll have support to continue with ongoing recovery sessions and connections to outside agencies as needed. There are support groups and an alumnae network to keep you connected to others after the program.