Individuals are evaluated by our medical team on admission and regularly followed up for repeat assessments and adjustment of the treatment plan. Our medical team is led by licensed physicians and is available 24/7. Patients are assessed closely on admission to evaluate for signs of withdrawal from alcohol or other drug use. Common substance intoxication and withdrawals we treat include:
Concurrently with therapy, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is used to improve the long-term success of substance use treatment. MAT can reduce cravings, prevent relapse, and improve chances of recovery if relapse occurs. Common medications we use for substance use include:
Co-existing mental health issues or dual diagnoses are common among individuals with substance use disorder. Our treatment team evaluates and addresses mental health issues including providing treatments via medication and therapy as it relates to substance use, referrals, and coordinating care after discharge to ensure continued mental health treatment.
Individual counseling gives each client a structured, private space to examine substance use patterns, triggers, relapse risks, shame, family pressure, work stress, identity across cultures, relationship strain, and recovery goals. For many South Asian clients, individual work also addresses the weight of expectations, whether academic, professional, marital, or generational, and the isolation of struggling silently.
Recovery deepens among peers. Group sessions in our small residential setting reduce the isolation and secrecy that so often surround addiction, allowing clients to examine patterns alongside others who understand what it means to carry both an addiction and a reputation.
Case management translates treatment progress into practical steps and is provided to all patients. For our patients, this may include:
As part of our residential treatment program, we prepare individuals for life after they leave the facility. This includes outpatient therapy and treatment, recovery support meetings within the South Asian community, addressing family dynamics, and returning to work or school. Continuing care plans are individualized and can include outpatient referrals, relapse prevention planning, peer support options, and family aftercare guidance.