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Beaches Recovery encourages clients who want alcohol, drug, and mental health rehabilitation to consider outpatient rehab programs. Various studies have shown that continuing treatment past the initial residential treatment dramatically increases the chances of lasting sobriety.

This level of care also works well for those who cannot be away from home, work, or school, but still want sobriety and continuing addiction recovery.

Flexible Addiction Treatment

Dedicating your valuable time to rehab is a tough decision. To make our service as convenient as possible, we offer flexible scheduling, an individualized treatment plan, and broad availability.

As a leading drug rehab provider, we utilize only the most effective and modern techniques for our treatment plans. Beaches Recovery focuses on equipping you with positive coping skills for addiction so you can maintain long-term sobriety. Also, we offer a caring and supportive environment where you can thrive and achieve personal growth.

Is My Addiction Bad Enough for Rehab?

Outpatient rehab is a level of care designed specifically for patients with less severe addiction issues. Beaches Recovery does not currently offer an outpatient program. However, we offer other addiction treatment programs such as inpatient. But whatever level of care best fits your situation, you must take the first step and reach out for help. According to doctors at the world-renowned Mayo Clinic, among the most common signs that you have a substance abuse problem are:

Use of the substance when it is no longer needed to treat a medical condition and in spite of the adverse effects of using it
Frequent thoughts about the substance, and spending time and energy to obtain more of it
The loss of interest in activities you enjoy and the people in your life as the substance has taken over
Difficulty with the everyday responsibilities of work, school, and family
Requiring an increasing amount of the substance or the combination with other substances to get the same effect that you once received from the substance
Use of the substance has become “normal”: feeling that you are not “yourself” unless you are using the substance

Whether you are explicitly interested in an outpatient rehab program in Jacksonville, FL, or not, if you are experiencing any of the above, it is time to get help.

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Beaches Recovery Offers Multiple Levels of Care

Beaches Recovery does not currently offer an outpatient drug rehab program. However, there are other methods of treatment at Beaches. Levels of care in Jacksonville include:

Medical supervision at Tides Edge Detox Center

Knowing which level to choose for your treatment plays an essential role in your future sobriety. You need treatment that suits your individual needs, as determined through your addiction assessment. Beaches Recovery provides this assessment and reveals what type of drug rehab program in Jacksonville, FL, meets those needs.

How Does an Outpatient Drug Rehab Program Differ from IOP?

Alignright Size Full Wp Image 8341You likely know that residential rehab is the program where you live at Beaches Recovery in Jacksonville while undergoing treatment. That program provides the most significant focus on your recovery needs. It also protects you from outside triggers, temptations, and the stress of home.

But if you do not need the intensity of that level of care, an outpatient drug rehab program or IOP possibly provides a better fit. So what are the differences between IOP and an outpatient drug rehab program?

Intensive outpatient treatment is, as the name suggests, more “intensive.” Beaches’ IOP involves more therapy hours and time spent working on recovery at your treatment location. Conversely, a typical outpatient drug rehab program involves fewer hours of treatment. However, it usually includes the same quality of care.

For both IOP and OP, you return home at night to your family. You sleep at home and spend certain days each week attending therapy and treatment. So both IOP and OP cost less than a residential program.

Still, IOP treatment involves longer days of addiction counseling and possibly more days per week than OP.

Another major differentiator between an intensive outpatient and outpatient drug rehab program is that of maintaining your regular job, school schedule, and home life. For people with restrictive responsibilities, a higher level of care may not be the right fit. In OP treatment, you maintain regular or only slightly-altered work and school schedules. This can mean keeping your job, keeping up with your schoolwork, and meeting your family needs, versus not being able to do that in other programs.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Outpatient Rehab

People typically have many questions about outpatient rehab programs. Among the most common are:

Q: How long can I expect to be in the outpatient rehab program?

A: Many factors affect the length of your stay in outpatient rehab. These include the substance or substances you have been using, how long you have been using them, the severity of your addiction issues, and your specific goals in rehab. You and your addiction counselor or therapist will set goals together. We often tell patients to plan for 30 days, and at that time, we can reassess the situation.

Q: Do I need to pack anything?

A: Because you are enrolling in an outpatient rehab program, you will not be staying overnight. Instead, you will be commuting to our facility in Jacksonville, FL. As a result, you do not need to bring anything.

Q: Will my insurance cover an outpatient rehab program?

A: At Beaches Recovery, we accept many different kinds of private insurance. You can speak with one of our friendly, knowledgeable admissions specialists today to learn more about your options.

Q: Can I be fired from my job if I go into an outpatient rehab program?

A: Because we can build outpatient rehab around your schedule, your employer may not even have to know you have entered the program, much less fire you. Additionally, the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 guarantees eligible employees up to 12 weeks of job-protected leave. You can learn more about FMLA by visiting the U.S. Department of Labor website.

Individualized Treatment Planning Holds the Key to Your Best Fit

Our individualized treatment planning helps you work out which program best suits your requirements. Regardless of what kind of drug rehab program you’re right for, you will receive only the highest quality therapies. The therapies and addiction treatment services at Beaches Recovery include:

Behavioral therapy such as CBT, DBT, and EMDR

Reach Out to Beaches Recovery Today

Beaches Recovery is here to help you take your life back from addiction and mental health issues. However, you have to take the first step. Starting a personalized recovery plan is just a phone call away. Our convenient Jacksonville location is central to many major cities in Northern Florida, making commuting easy. We are also certified by the State of Florida Department of Health. Plus, we offer addiction programs specifically for veterans and military members. Contact Beaches Recovery today at 866.605.0532 or use our online contact form to learn more about what kind of rehab is best for your unique needs.