“An inpatient drug rehab offers the opportunity to express complex feelings, receive support from a compassionate community, and work through trauma in a safe environment with highly skilled and devoted professionals.”

In inpatient rehab, you’ll receive intensive treatment for drug or alcohol addiction while living onsite at a rehab facility. Inpatient settings are short in duration — often lasting just days or weeks, but they provide 24-hour care by a highly-skilled staff that includes physicians, nurses, and therapists to offer support and care during critical moments of recovery.

What is Inpatient Rehab?

Inpatient treatment centers typically include clinical guidance, supervision, and referral to a variety of step-down programs that you can transition toward after completing medical detox. When receiving inpatient treatment, you’ll live onsite at a rehab facility in a supportive and supervised environment. After finishing inpatient rehab, you may continue recovering in a residential, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient or outpatient treatment setting.

You are required to stay at the facility for the entirety of the program, including overnight. Although there is no single treatment that’s right for everyone, inpatient rehab is one of the most effective forms of treatment for drug and alcohol addiction for people with severe addictions, few supports, and poor success in lower levels of care.

Most inpatient rehab programs include:

• Comprehensive evaluation and treatment planning
• 24-hour nursing supervision
• Medication management, if necessary
• Meeting with a psychiatric provider one or more times a week
• A community meeting group
• Ongoing review of treatment goals
• Individual therapy
• Recreational therapy, such as meditation and yoga
• Daily group therapy, including specialty groups and peer groups
• Aftercare and discharge planning (a necessary component in this level of care)

Some inpatient treatment facilities, like The NuLifeLineCare Rehab, also offer treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, personality disorders and eating disorders. Treating mental health disorders and substance use disorders at the same time, called dual diagnosis treatment, often leads to better outcomes in recovery.

Components of Inpatient Rehab

Inpatient rehab programs consist of medical treatment, withdrawal management and individual, family and group counseling. This combination is essential to treat the overall medical and mental health of the individual in a holistic way. When only one component is addressed, there is more room for addiction to return.

Components of inpatient rehab include:

• Medical treatment
• Withdrawal management
• Individual and group therapy
• Recreational therapy

Medical Treatment

Inpatient treatment involves medical care to further support you as you take your first steps in recovery. Medical care is so valuable because addiction and physical dependence are issues that impact a person’s physical health. Commonly, people in active addiction may be malnourished, sick and unhealthy. Without medical care, the person could be in danger of serious risks to their organs and major bodily systems.

For example, alcohol can cause seizures during withdrawal, so medical staff needs to be trained to handle seizures. An intravenous (IV) drug user might need to be screened for HIV, and Hepatitis B and C. Medical care in the inpatient rehab setting is sometimes the first treatment people have gotten in years.

Withdrawal Management

Withdrawal symptoms may last long after the drug has left the body. The time frame depends on the drug of abuse, the amount used, how long it was abused for and many other personal factors. Clinical care in inpatient helps mitigate negative side effects as a person faces lingering withdrawal symptoms.

If a person attempts to detox outside of inpatient care, they could be more prone to relapse as a way to reduce the discomfort of withdrawal. Detoxing from certain substances, like alcohol, opioids and sedatives, also carries a risk of dangerous withdrawal symptoms that can be deadly without medical support. Withdrawal management can create a safe and comfortable environment for detox, making it more likely the person will complete their detox.

Medication-Assisted Treatment

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) involved using medications to reduce cravings, minimize withdrawal symptoms, and improve success in recovery. Prescribers may offer MAT solutions for opioids, alcohol, nicotine, and other addictions.

Individual, Family and Group Therapy

Individual counseling, family counseling and group therapy are options included in inpatient rehab services. When selecting an inpatient rehab near you, understanding which types of addiction therapies they offer should be a key factor in deciding if it’s right for you.

The most common forms of therapy include:

• Individual therapy involves meeting one-on-one with a therapist to address symptoms.
• Family therapy allows you to bring family or close friends into the treatment to bolster relationships, communication, and understanding.
• Group therapy uses the knowledge and experience of other group members and a professional therapist to accomplish goals.

Topics discussed during therapy may include:

• Substance abuse: investigating how the substance abuse, addiction, and dependence began, so its patterns and habits can be broken
• 12-step programs/support groups: not all recovery includes 12-step programs, but support groups work well to complement professional treatments
• Dual diagnosis: many people with addiction issues have co-occurring mental health disorders that influence substance use, so addressing these can limit future addiction
• Skill-building: to improve communication, relaxation, self-care, self-esteem and self-monitoring skills

Recreational Therapy

In inpatient care, you can access a range of recreational amenities to improve your physical and mental health. Amenities vary by facility but may include yoga or sports activities and more.

These options can serve as an escape or a form of therapy depending on your needs. Many of these activities can also reduce stress and improve mood so you can focus on their recovery. Physical activity plays an important role in the recovery process, so there is always room for recreational therapy.

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