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At Helping Hearts Recovery, addiction recovery aims to gain long-lasting physical and emotional well-being by understanding the factors that can influence our choices and possible outcomes and assessing the risks that we can change and the ones we cannot.
The intensive outpatient program (IOP) at Helping Hearts Recovery is designed to last for 90 days. This duration allows individuals to work towards their personal recovery goals at their own pace. Upon completing the IOP, patients will have the opportunity to step down to a lower level of treatment or an outpatient program, ensuring a smooth transition in their recovery journey.
The treatment process at Helping Hearts Recovery begins with the client meeting with a clinician to complete the initial intake and a comprehensive drug and alcohol assessment. Utilizing the ASAM criteria, the clinician will evaluate the client’s level of care. This assessment helps in establishing clear treatment objectives and goals that can be achieved within the designated timeframe for treatment. This structured approach ensures that the client receives personalized care aimed at effective recovery. Alcohol Recovery is a process that not only benefits the individual undergoing treatment but also addresses the needs of those who have been negatively impacted by the situation.
It serves as a healing journey for the entire family, fostering restoration and understanding among loved ones. This collective healing can ultimately strengthen relationships and create a supportive environment for recovery.
We currently accept Medicare, Medicaid(Fee for Service) Aetna, Cigna, UHC, and AARP
Alcohol Recovery is a process that not only benefits the individual undergoing treatment but also addresses the needs of those who have been negatively impacted by the situation. It serves as a healing journey for the entire family, fostering restoration and understanding among loved ones. This collective healing can ultimately strengthen relationships and create a supportive environment for recovery.
Recognizing the warning signs of stress can be crucial for maintaining mental and physical health. Common indicators include:
1. – Feeling tired even after a full night’s sleep
2. – Increased irritability or mood swings
3. – Digestive issues, such as stomachaches
4. – Disruptive sleep patterns, including insomnia or oversleeping
5. – A foggy mind, making it difficult to focus or concentrate
6. – Being aware of these signs can help in taking proactive steps to manage stress effectively.