One on One Counseling
Addiction treatment reaches far beyond simple detox alone. Along with group therapy, individual (or interpersonal) therapy is used as an essential tool in treatment. In individual therapy sessions, clients would work one-on-one with a mental health professional to gain self-knowledge, addiction education, and improve their inner strength.
A client’s individual therapy sessions will be structured specifically for their needs. A session can touch on many subjects, but will mostly focus on the client’s current concerns. Clients and therapists will work together to establish goals for each session in a collaborative fashion. The therapist will work with the individual through the different stages of recovery using the approaches that work best for them.
Group Therapy
It’s not uncommon for someone suffering from drug or alcohol addiction to feel isolated or alone in their struggles. Group therapy is a form of counseling used to treat psychological disorders including addiction. Many individuals benefit from the peer support that comes with group therapy.
In comprehensive treatment programs like Novo Detox, group and individual therapy are combined to result in effective treatment plans for each client. When an individual participates in group therapy, they are able to share their experiences with others who have had to deal with similar issues. In a group setting, clients are given the opportunity to learn new coping methods, practice their communication skills, and gain strength from their peers. Not only that, but they also get the opportunity to provide support for others and build lasting relationships.
Life Coaching
Recovery is an ongoing, life-long process. It takes planning and dedication in order to lead a healthy life in sobriety. Life Coaching services are a form of behavioral support that focuses on providing strength to those in recovery. Professional life coaches work clients through the critical time of early recovery to overcome challenges they may face.
The main purpose of a life coach for our clients is to help guide them towards their goals. They establish a clear plan and set specific objectives. While counselors and therapists provide clients the tools they need to succeed in recovery, life coaches help implement these tools to make positive choices.
Relapse Prevention
Overcoming addiction is an uphill battle. Getting clean is difficult, but a new challenge begins with maintaining newfound sobriety. Relapse Prevention Therapy plays a major role in helping individuals stay clean and sober in recovery. It places emphasis on coping skills training that enables clients to handle high-risk situations and avoid relapse. Coping strategies are critical in teaching clients how to effectively deal with negative emotions and potentially high-risk situations.
Through a variety of cognitive and behavioral techniques, clients will improve their self-awareness and decrease their negative thought patterns. Not only will they learn how to identify their destructive ways of thinking, they also learn how to refrain them into thoughts that are positive, encouraging, and supportive. Relapse Prevention Therapy also guides clients through lifestyle changes that support and enhance recovery.
Nutritional Coaching
We understand that the mind, body, and soul connection is a proven prescription for success and growth in treatment. Our private chef provides fresh, balanced meals following a healthy, nutritious, and proper dietary guidelines. Along with that, clients are also educated in the benefits of pursuing a healthy lifestyle.
A proper nutrition as well as nourishing, exciting meals is one of the essential aspects for achievement in recovery. Research shows that nutrient rich diets help reverse damage done by substance abuse by restoring neurotransmitter production, healing vital organs, and dampening cravings.
Pain Management
For many people struggling with addiction, their addiction began as a way to manage chronic pain. Chronic pain can be the result of an injury, surgery, or illness. In an effort to medicate themselves, people turn to drugs or alcohol. When an addiction develops and the individual seeks treatment, it’s important to find healthy and effective methods of pain management.
In many cases, the patient’s discomfort continues as they recover from addiction. Pain Management at our facility is a collaborative process between the client and our treatment professionals to successfully manage discomfort and prevent relapse. This includes treatment with non-addictive medications and mental wellness strategies that help the client become less fixated on their pain and move forward with other aspects of their lives.
