The first stage of treatment procedure where patients are kept under clinical and medicinal support.  When a person decides they are ready to get admitted at Rehabilitation center for drug or alcohol addiction, the first hurdle they come to is detoxification, or detox. Drug detox is the first step a person takes toward getting healthy, and it can be difficult. In fact, fear of drug detox sometimes keeps people from entering rehab when they need to go. 

Drug detoxification, or drug detox, is the process of eliminating addictive substances from the body to manage physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms safely. It is often the first step in a comprehensive addiction recovery program and is essential for preparing individuals for therapy and long-term rehabilitation.

  Drug detox can take different lengths of time. Detox length depends on the type of drug, the level of the drug abuse, and on the individual client. Generally, drug detox takes from several days to two weeks. The client may experience withdrawal symptoms as early as a couple of hours after last using drugs or alcohol. Other symptoms may not show up for a day or two. It may take as little as a few days for the physical symptoms of drug withdrawal to end. Emotional symptoms of drug detox, such as cravings, etc., can last much longer, and can be more difficult to overcome. 

Therapeutic interventions are vital strategies utilized by therapists, counselors, and other behavioral health professionals to empower clients in overcoming psychological, emotional, and behavioral challenges. By targeting self-destructive behavior patterns, these interventions not only aim to improve mental health but also foster a greater sense of well-being, leading to a more fulfilling life. 

A service provided for all patients who have undergone the treatment procedure in which they can come and spend their weekends at our base facility. Counseling is a cornerstone of the addiction rehabilitation process, helping individuals address the underlying psychological, emotional, and behavioral factors contributing to substance abuse. It provides the necessary support, tools, and strategies for recovery, enabling individuals to make positive life changes.