What is a residential treatment program for drug addiction

Residential therapy involves a patient staying for a fixed period of time in a home-like living addiction treatment setting. The length of the visit is planned by an assessment assessing each patient’s personal wants. Patients take individual and group therapy sessions, involve in experiential therapies and further a sense of identity in recovery with other residents.  In residential therapy, the programme included Individual Therapy and Counseling Group Counseling Co-occurring Treatment.

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