What is the Short-Term Military Rehab Treatment Process and Schedule
Once detox has been completed, you begin your inpatient rehab treatment in earnest. Each person works one-on-one with a therapist to help them address and resolve issues that have typically triggered addictive behavior. The therapist offers guidance and feedback about thoughts and behaviors to help you work through traumatic issues.
The nationally accredited Virtue Recovery Centers use evidence-based and holistic approaches to substance use disorder recovery. Every person admitted for short-term military rehab does not receive every type of therapy. Instead, their program is customized to meet their unique needs.
Process groups are one holistic approach that assists individuals to work through feelings and behaviors that affect interpersonal relationships and give the individual an opportunity to relate in a healthy way to others in the group. The 12-step program is a foundational step for individuals addicted to drugs and alcohol that has proven to be highly successful.
The 12-step model was originally developed in the 1930s and has since been adapted to a variety of self-help groups. Working with a 12-step group as an inpatient, helps you transition to 12-step groups in the community that support your sobriety.
Yoga therapy is another holistic approach that focuses on stress reduction and meditation, helping to improve your mental and physical health. However, unlike traditional classes, yoga classes at Virtue Recovery Centers are focused on meeting your individual mental and physical needs. Other evidence-based holistic approaches include art therapy, music therapy, and meditation therapy.
What Happens After the Short-Term Military Treatment is Complete?
At the completion of your short-term military rehab program, you work with the licensed staff at Virtue Recovery Centers to complete an assessment. This assessment helps with the transition to an aftercare or outpatient program designed to continue your journey to recovery and sobriety.
We strongly recommend our guests take full advantage of the support options and opportunities within their community. This includes an aftercare program that involves continued therapy and support groups. This has proven to increase your potential success and reduce the risk of relapse.
Another option for individuals who do not have a supportive home environment, is a sober living environment. These are group homes that help support your sober living goals and offer structure beyond what you would receive at home or living on your own.