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No, Spring Gardens does not specifically only focus on 12 step. We provide therapy using several peer-support models like 12 step. We feel ths is the best approach in helping our clients find a program that works for them.
Detox has 24 hr medical supervision to ensure safety and comfort during the removal process of a substance in the body. Residential treatment focuses on counseling and education to address an individual’s psychological addiction to a substance and any co-occurring disorders.
Yes, we address co-occurring mental health disorders like depression, anxiety and trauma.
The average length of stay for detox is usually 7 days and we provide residential treatment up to 30 days.
Prior to discharge patients will be assessed for after care options as well as and included in alumni gatherings.