What is Outpatient Alcohol Rehab?
Outpatient addiction treatment is a form of drug and alcohol rehab that enables the person with an addiction to live in their home for the duration of the treatment.
The treatment however requires one to visit a treatment hospital, behavioral counselor, or mental health clinic regularly during specific days and hours of the week.
Outpatient rehab programs can also offer weekend and evening sessions to make it easy on the person with the substance abuse problem and this also helps balance their treatment needs with family, personal and professional responsibilities.
Outpatient treatment requires different levels of intensity depending on the specific needs. This may include treatment options such as support services and therapeutic inventions such as individual and group counseling, education sessions, family therapy, and recreational and occupational therapy sessions, among others.
All of these are geared towards helping the person seeking treatment, as well as their family members and friends who are all affected by the condition, achieve success in their cause.