Outpatient rehabilitation is a type of treatment where the individual does not to check-in to a residential rehab or inpatient clinic.
An outpatient programme can consist of taking part in sessions that focus on education, individual therapy, group counselling and advice around tools that can promote coping mechanisms for those dealing with addiction. Outpatient programmes of treatment can also include home detoxing for alcohol or support for detox or tapering of drugs.
This type of treatment can be suitable for those individuals who are suffering with a mild addiction or those that may have relapsed but have a strong connection with fellowships such as Alcoholics Anonymous. It can also be a solution for those who have commitments such as work or family, have a lack of funds for residential rehabilitation/ inpatient rehabilitation or those who are seeking additional support to prevent relapse.
We understand that aftercare is a vital service for those using outpatient treatment therefore anyone who uses our services are also given access to a weekly online recovery support group and WhatsApp group for additional guidance free of charge. We also offer additional free family support with our weekly online family talk group.
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If you are unsure what type of treatment is the best pathway for you or your loved one contact our supportive Treatment Advisors for a free assessment.
Outpatient rehabilitation is less intense than residential or inpatient rehab. Although it does offer a variety of treatments and therapies for the individual to follow to help to combat the addiction.
This type of rehab offers appropriate treatment, professional help and support throughout the process as well as setting goals and treatment objectives. However it is important to understand that this type of treatment may not be suitable for everyone as it relies on the individuals engagement and attendance, which can be challenging when it is not a residential controlled environment.
Outpatient programmes can consist of treatments such as alcohol home detoxing, home detoxing and titration for substance addiction, online therapy, face-to-face therapy and educational courses such as "Exploring Addiction" which focuses on the science of addiction.
Outpatient rehabilitation may also require the individual to attend a treatment centre, hospital, clinic or have regular therapy sessions online or face-to-face.
Some outpatient programmes offer day (often referred to as Dayhab), evening and/or weekend sessions which may be an option for someone who is still managing their addiction with their daily lives. For example, work, family and personal responsibilities. There is also the option of a less intensive residential treatment via a recovery retreat however detoxification is not available on site.
There are different levels of outpatient rehab and our Treatment Advisors are able to tailor a treatment plan that is bespoke to the individuals circumstance and requirements. They can also go through what to expect from outpatient treatment vs inpatient rehab.
To find out more information please contact our specialist team for a free assessment.
