Navigating Your Journey: Insights into Residential Treatment at Gateway Foundation

• Jul 11
• AddictionTreatment

Starting a residential treatment program can feel daunting, but understanding the process can help you feel more ready and assured as you embark on your journey.

Every phase of our residential treatment is crafted to offer you a secure and structured setting to concentrate on your recovery. Regardless of your current stage in recovery, we are here to support you throughout.

Week 1: Stabilization and Initial Planning

• Safe detoxification under medical supervision, with medication provided as necessary.

• Conducting a psychiatric assessment to identify mental health and medication requirements.

• Creating an initial treatment plan as well as planning for discharge.

• Introduction to education regarding substance use disorder and the development of coping strategies.

• Collaboration with external support systems such as family, probation officers, and therapists.

Week 2: Medication Monitoring and Education

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• Continuously modifying medication plans (including MAR and psychiatric drugs). 

• Counseling that addresses education about the illness, triggers, cravings, and the link between mental health, trauma, and substance use issues. 

• Engaging families through educational sessions and planning for support. 

Weeks 3-4: Developing Skills and Planning for Recovery 

• Therapeutic sessions (individual, group, and family) concentrate on enhancing recovery skills. 

• Utilizing evidence-based techniques for sustaining recovery. 

• Identifying high-risk triggers and opportunities for community support. 

• Ongoing adjustments to medication and monitoring their effectiveness. 

Week 5: Leaving the Program and Transitioning 

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• Complete discharge arrangements, which include setting up follow-up visits and prescribing medications.

• Involve the family in discharge planning, ensuring they are ready to assist the client with their recovery objectives and strategies.

• Rehearse high-risk situations and recovery techniques with the assistance of staff.

• Create outpatient services to ensure ongoing support and continuity of care.

Support is Here

If you or someone you care about is facing issues with substance use or mental health, please call 877-505-HOPE.

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