Does Pacific Hills offer residential drug rehab? Yes, Pacific Hills provides residential drug treatment for adults 18 and over. Research shows that an addict ‘s entry into recovery can be significantly enhanced when the individual is removed from their former negative environment, and Pacific Hills' residential drug treatment offers that opportunity. If the addict continues to socialize with other addicts, the chance for successful recovery is diminished.
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In our residential drug rehab, the client participates in group and individual therapy where they learn about addiction and how they can help their recovery process. Family members (or significant others) may also participate in their loved one's recovery by attending family therapy which is held each weekend. The more educated the addicted and family are can greatly improve the addict's chances for a clean and sober life.
Self-help groups like Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous have helped thousands of people over the years. Pacific Hills' residential drug treatment includes regular attendance at these meetings, and clients who enter our residential drug rehab are encouraged to find temporary sponsors during residential drug treatment. Once the client has completed residential drug rehab and returned home, they are taught to locate a local meeting and find a sponsor who can help them begin their life in recovery. Attending these self-help group meetings can aid the individual who has attended residential drug rehab avoid relapse through continued support from those who are already living a life of sobriety.
Another advantage to residential drug treatment is that clients help one another begin lives in recovery through the "social model". When clients interact with others who are also attending residential drug rehab, they experience the support of not only the residential drug rehab's staff, but also gain support from each other. The scope of the social model is immeasurable, yet remains crucial and effective. Clients state that they couldn't have succeeded in residential drug treatment without others who are also going through the experience.
"The spiritual part of the program and of recovery, to
me, is the critical piece. Anybody can study the book and anybody
can talk the talk; anybody can go to meetings. So I think for
myself, I had done all of that. What I missed was grabbing hold of
the spiritual component and putting it inside my soul.”
