Patients discover how their addiction impacts not just themselves but those around them. They learn how to identify triggers, avoid risky situations, and cope with cravings. Most importantly, as their body heals, they will work through our therapeutic services. They will find new and effective ways to manage their emotional distress and improve their health. Ethan Crossing Recovery offers comprehensive care for drug and alcohol addictions.
Within treatment, patients will have the opportunity to explore several different kinds of therapy. As your counselor or therapist works with you, you may discover certain kinds of therapy produce better or more effective results than others. For instance, some of the therapies we provide include:
We also offer multiple levels of care so we are able to help individuals no matter what stage of the addiction cycle they are in.
- Detox
- Residential Treatment
- Partial Hospitalization
- Intensive Outpatient
- Alumni Programs
During our residential program, our patients will gain the support of the communities that they will become a part of. Individuals are able to interact with others who are undergoing similar issues. Therefore, they learn new coping mechanisms, gain and provide support, and develop a sense of shared struggle. Often, knowing that they are not alone in experiencing the challenges and triggers in confronting substance abuse allows our patients to focus their energy and effort on their recovery. Also, group therapy lays the foundation for how to find and take part in supportive communities after treatment is complete.
Another focus of our program is our dual diagnosis treatment program for co-occurring disorders. Frequently, patients develop substance use disorder due to an underlying mental health issue like anxiety, depression, or PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder). When this happens, patients need treatment through our depression treatment program and our anxiety treatment program for both their addiction to drugs or alcohol and their mental health issue. Without addressing both conditions simultaneously, patients are very likely to relapse.
