For most patients, detox is the first step toward lasting recovery. When traces of drugs or alcohol remain in the body, it becomes difficult to resist cravings and focus on healing. A thorough, medically-supervised detox eliminates these obstacles to help patients begin their treatment experience with a sound mind and unwavering determination. To provide each individual with the greatest chance at recovery, we blend high-level, interventional detox with the compassion and support of a dedicated team. Clients also receive comprehensive medical and psychiatric assessments to evaluate their needs and substance use history so we may develop personalized treatment plans and recommend the appropriate level of care. With a medical staff available 24/7, we professionally manage all withdrawal symptoms and provide one-on-one attention to ensure that clients are safe and comfortable throughout the process. Although detox can be difficult, patients will be supported every step of the way. It’s our goal to make the experience as positive as possible and help clients feel a sense of accomplishment as they prepare to transition into short or long-term treatment.

Dual diagnosis patients present unique challenges that often require a highly personalized, intricate approach that addresses both their substance use and mental health needs. At Valiant, we have the expertise and knowledge to help patients with co-occurring disorders achieve long-lasting recovery and learn new, healthy ways to manage their psychiatric symptoms. Our experienced clinical team comprises a diverse group of counselors, medical staff, addiction technicians, nurse practitioners and other specialists who are intimately familiar with addressing a wide variety of emotional, behavioral and mental health disorders. To ensure a successful treatment experience, we employ an integrative approach that may include holistic modalities, a combination of psychotherapies and medication management. We also provide dual diagnosis patients with active mental health monitoring and advanced case management to help them navigate the complex feelings that often occur during detox.

Ideally, patients will only go through detox once, but we understand that the process isn’t always linear and sometimes it may take a great deal of time to heal from long-term drug or alcohol use. A relapse often indicates that a return to treatment is necessary to reassess your recovery strategy and think carefully about your goals, intentions and desires. At Valiant, we work closely with patients who have relapsed to determine where in their recovery they are struggling. We then develop a relapse-support program designed specifically for them, which may include returning to a medically-supervised detox, a continuation of therapy or both. We’ve found that an integrated approach is the best solution, addressing any potential issues or needs that may have been overlooked in the past. Regardless of the severity of your relapse, our team can help get you back on the path of long-term recovery and help you find a treatment program that resonates with you.