How to Find the Best Rehab For Your Loved One

Drug RehabDrug and alcohol addiction represent a growing epidemic in today’s nation. In 2014, a staggering 21.5 million Americans over age 12 met criteria for a substance use disorder.

Because addiction can be so complicated and progressive, many individuals will need professional help to get sober.

However, finding the best rehab for your loved one can also be a challenge. With so many options available, this may be one of the more important choices you can make to assure your loved one’s recovery.

Fortunately, we’ve narrowed down the very best tips for assuring that your loved one gets the appropriate help he or she needs for success.

Let’s get into it!

Finding the Best Rehabs

Evidence-Based Treatment Models

While there is no one-size-fits-all treatment solution, the best rehabs utilize a variety of evidence-based approaches in their care.

This means that trained clinicians and counselors provide techniques and interventions that have been proven to help assist with recovery efforts.

Popular evidence-based practices include:

  • Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy
  • Psychoeducation

It is key to look for centers that provide extensive clinical services and integrate individual therapies, group therapies, and thorough treatment planning and assessments in their care.

Aftercare Options

Unfortunately, even when successfully completing rehab programs, many clients relapse soon after. This is because they return to their old familiar environments.

One of the best rules of thumb? Look for a treatment center that provides aftercare (such as IOP and/or sober living).

Aftercare helps assist clients with managing cravings and triggers while also reintegrating back into society.

Price and Payment Options

Rehab costs can vary wildly, from absolutely free to tens of thousands of dollars. While you cannot necessarily put a price on your loved one’s health, cost does play a role in determining effective care.

With that said, it’s important to look for a rehab that offers different payment options to best suit the client and his or her family’s financial needs. These can include:

  • Utilizing insurance
  • Paying out-of-pocket
  • Scholarship or discounted rates
  • Referring to lower-cost treatments as needed

The best rehabs will clearly outline prices and fees for all prospective and current clients and their loved ones.

Specialty Treatment

With more and more clients presenting with co-occurring disorders, finding a rehab that offers recovery for mental health issues and trauma can be incredibly valuable.

Whether you struggle with complex PTSD or an eating disorder, there is dual-diagnostic treatment available. This kind of treatment will target both the substance addiction and the mental health disorder.

If you belong to a specialty population (i.e: pregnant mothers, military, LGBTQ), be sure to ask the rehab about the types of services and treatment options available.

Final Thoughts

While addiction is a complex and progressive disease, recovery is available, and there is always hope for your loved one.

We firmly believe that nobody needs to suffer, and we also believe in providing quality treatment and care for all our clients.

If you or a loved one is struggling, please contact us to speak with a treatment professional today.

 

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Taylor Brown, B.A.Com., MAADC II
Tim Coleman, M. of Ed.

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Medical

big journeys begin with small steps signMidwest Recovery Centers believes strongly in a client-centered approach. Substance Use Disorder is not what it was 5 or even 2 years ago. The substances on the street are constantly changing and so are the number of contraindications and fatal threats that substance use imposes on the person suffering. Our Medical team continues to stay up to speed with new advances of evidence-based approaches in treating those with both substance use disorder as well as their co-occurring mental health diagnosis. There are many varying pieces to each client’s situation when it comes to tackling the puzzle of a medical detox, and each step in the treatment planning is carefully selected, reviewed, and communicated for the best possible outcome of each client. We understand that consideration of the medical history, family history, past trauma, past and current substance use are all key indicators to most effectively give each client the best chance at developing a recovery process. Each client may present with a different scope of medical needs whether it’s their blood work or the most effective medications for them. Midwest Recovery Centers is proud to have the finest medical team to meet these individual and specific needs of each client that walks through our doors.

Clinical

addict in therapy for substance use disorderWhen it comes to the therapeutic treatment of patients with substance use disorder, Midwest Recovery Centers believes in a client-centered approach guided by evidence-based practices. Substance use disorder has been identified by the American Medical Association as a disease, but because addiction is a disease that impacts behavior, treatment of this disease is often heavily focused on modifying behaviors and thoughts as well as establishing a new way of life. We place a strong emphasis on educating patients about this chronic illness and empowering them to practice treating it as such. Our clinical team is composed of leading experts in the field. We believe in having a staff as diverse as the clients we serve; from Licensed Professional Counselors to Licensed Clinical Social Workers, our staff is highly trained and educated in not only addiction but the mental health issues and life circumstances that often accompany it. Many of our clinicians have their own personal experience in long term recovery which lends them to an even better understanding of what our patients are experiencing. Our staff is highly skilled in choosing the most effective therapeutic modality for each client’s needs, to give them the best chance of securing the recovery process that will change their lives. Our clinical team understands that this is a family disease. This is why clinicians will offer weekly updates to families as well as concrete tools for families to utilize as they journey through this illness with their loved one. Those tools will be offered by the patient’s individual clinician as well as at our free Family Night on the first Wednesday of each month, offered to anyone in the community.

Our Origin Story

I began Midwest Recovery in honor of my mother, Betty Lou Wallace, who taught me responsibility in life and sobriety.

Mom was born, raised, and lived most of her life in Missouri, a state I'm still proud to call home. She had five children. The youngest were my older brother Don and me.

We knew that the disease of addiction ran in the family, but it wasn't until Don and I grew older that we realized we were falling into addictive patterns. Through it all, Mom was supportive of her children but firm about one principle: whether the disease was inherited or developed through your environment, you were responsible for your recovery from addiction.

"I will be supportive of your recovery but I will not enable your addiction," she was fond of saying.

Ultimately, I stayed sober from 1990 to 1997, when I relapsed. With Mom's support, I was able to get sober again in 2002. Tragically, Don was not so lucky. He passed away in 2005 from complications of an injury and continued addiction.

Mom wanted no parent to suffer from the sorrow and anguish of losing a child, so in 2002, she helped me establish my first treatment center business.

As Mom grew older, she shared with me some lessons she had learned through her affiliation with Al-Anon, a support group for family members of loved ones struggling with addiction. She asked me to stay clean and sober one day at a time and to use the lessons I learned in my own recovery to help others who were suffering.

In 2008, Mom passed away from throat cancer, one day after my six year sober anniversary. I still remember that one of the last times we spoke, she told me she was proud of my recovery.

Mom would be so happy to know that myself, our partners, and our team are carrying on her legacy in her home state. I don't know if my own recovery process would be intact without her and the lessons she shared. So much of what we share with our clients at Midwest began with Betty Lou.

Above all, Mom imparted several teachings that I carry with me every day: that people are inherently good, and if they fall into addiction, this makes them sick, not bad. She taught me to be patient, tolerant, loving, and kind to myself and to others.

Most of all, she taught me that recovery works if we are able to be honest with ourselves about our own behavior. That’s what she helped me accomplish and that’s what we strive to accomplish with every Midwest client.

On behalf of Betty Lou, I thank you for your interest in Midwest Recovery.

Jeff Howard

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