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    Treatment Levels and What Happens: Getting Sober Strengthening Sobriety

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    What Progress Looks Like

    GETTING SOBER STRENGTHENING


    • Stop using and allow the brain and SOBRIETY
    body to begin to heal and flush the • Learn how not to use
    chemicals from your system
    • Learn how to use new skills to
    • Begin to rejuvenate the body by address problems.
    eating well and exercising
    • Learn how to deal with feelings
    • Allow the brain and body to
    • Make sober friends
    recalibrate so things like sleep begin
    to stabilize • Use professional help where
    needed
    • Mental and emotional health starts
    Like diabetes or hypertension, addiction is a chronic to stabilize so that spiritual healing
    disease. Regaining and maintaining your health can begin THRIVING IN
    • Develop ways to do things SOBRIETY
    means learning to manage your symptoms, first
    differently • Enjoy life without using
    within the structure and support of a treatment • Practice new behaviors
    • Switch the use of alcohol and other
    setting and eventually in your home environment drugs with healthy behaviors • Manage my disease with sober
    where you’re in charge of your sobriety. • Learn how to deal with cravings community support
    • Take a look at how your behaviors • Participation in a Twelve Step or
    didn’t reflect your values. Begin to other mutual-help group
    see how you’re not alone in your • Be of service to others

    Treatment Levels and What Happens


    addiction and your peers can help
    • Enjoy your new life in recovery
    the recovery process

    Inpatient Treatment Day Treatment with Intensive Outpatient Program


    Day Treatment Continuing Care Self-Management
    Campus-Based Sober Housing
    24/7 clinical support 24/7 recovery support 20–25 hours/week recovery 12–15 hours/week clinical Self-directed recovery care
    As needed and support
    and accountability and accountability support and accountability support and accountability

    • Detox and medical stabilization • Continue to learn about recovery • Begin to practice recovery principles • Implement recovery principles in • Strengthening recovery and • Frequent engagement with
    • Medical and mental health principles • Start to integrate back into home life daily life reducing relapse risk support groups and Twelve Step
    assessments • Participation in therapeutic groups fellowship meetings
    • Participation in therapeutic groups • Resume daily work or school • Building Twelve Step routines
    • Education about the disease of • Individual addiction counseling • Individual addiction counseling activities and network • Working with a sponsor and a
    addiction • Access to mental health care and sober network of support
    • Learn to manage time, money and • Use of sober support networks • Process any immediate
    • Introduction to recovery principles groups based on individualized medications sobriety concerns • Prioritizing recovery on a daily
    care plan • More confident in ability to stay
    • Medications managed by medical • Establish sober networks and have basis
    sober but still need some clinical
    staff • Some medications managed by sober fun support
    • Meals and nutritional support staff
    • Start to feel more in control of your
    provided • Meals and nutritional support own sobriety
    provided

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