Process Addiction Treatment

The treatment modalities will differ from one facility to the next. If you know that you have a co-occurring mental health diagnosis, you'll want to verify that the facility you prefer offers co-occurring services for mental health disorders.

If you prefer specific holistic care like yoga, mindfulness, or nutritionists on site, that might be one of the more important factors in your decision. People with process addiction issues who are addicted to alcohol, opioids, and benzodiazepines require medication-assisted treatment, so you'll need to find a facility that provides medically supervised detox and FDA-approved medications.

Recovery can be expensive, especially if you need long-term, partial hospitalization treatment. That's why it's important to find facilities that are covered by your insurance network. You can work directly with your insurance provider to find in-network facilities, or you can check with our Tennessee process addictions treatment center to see which aspects of your coverage apply to treatment and your additional financing options.

Quality treatment will look different for everyone. You need to find an individualized mental health treatment program, and that might mean looking for specialized programs for specific genders, age groups, career fields, or other populations. There are many issues tackled during recovery that you might find it difficult to express or process if you are in a mixed group. That is why our outpatient process addictions treatment in Tennessee provides individual and group therapy customized to your needs.

The length of your treatment is best decided upon as you are in your recovery, based on your progress. You should start your treatment using the recommended plan provided after your assessment and work with your treatment team to see how much progress is made during your estimated time. 

• If you make adequate progress, you can move to the next step down or level of care that's less intense. 
• If you don't make the progress that's best for your long-term recovery during that estimated time frame, you might be able to extend your treatment.

At our Tennessee process addictions treatment center, we monitor your progress through case management services and make recommendations as you progress in your treatment. This helps you determine which level of care is most effective at any given point.

Review any potential aftercare plans and recovery support you get. When treatment ends, and you're left on your own, you need a support system there to reduce your risk of ongoing symptoms and additional health problems. Quality facilities offer things like relapse prevention, symptom management, and continuing care resources that help you strengthen your recovery and find a support network.