Substance Abuse Recovery Facilities Announces their New Alcohol Treatment Programs

TORRANCE, Calif. - Aug. 17, 2014 - PRLog -- Do you know that alcoholism is a long-lasting disease? Well, yes it is. It develops gradually over a period of time.  If left untreated you may suffer a lot. Luckily, there are several treatment plans for alcoholism to become an alcohol free.

Here are the new lists of alcoholism treatment programs at Substance Abuse Recovery:

1.       HOSPITAL BASED PROGRAMS

Some programs for addictions in hospital help more patients to cope strategies over time. They offer both detox and rehab. Substance abusers are usually monitored 3-5 days in a week and, 4-6 hours per day.

2.       RESIDENTIAL OR HOME BASED TREATMENT

It varies from 30-90 days and involves living at a treatment facility in order to undergo intensive treatment.

3.       SOBER LIVING

Some programs regarding home based or residential, patients are joining support group to fight substance abuse and deal with some friends that also struggling in addiction. Some involve together with counselling. They may also enjoy the rehab by some activities like yoga or exercise with the community.

4.       PARTIAL HOSPITILIZATION

This usually run for three months and work for people with a caring family and an established home environment. This program provides four to eight hours treatment a day at hospital or at home.

5.       OUTPATIENT PROGRAMS

This program can be hold in in health center, hospitals, and health clinics and counselors office with outpatient clinics. If addiction is severe, outpatient may consume a couple of hours of the day for multiple days in a week but if it mild addiction it’s just consist an hourly meeting once a week.

6.       FAMILY  AND INDIVIDUAL COUNSELLING PROGRAMS

It involves proper counselling with the family because there are times that people with alcoholism, just want an extra care from the family.

Substance Abuse Recovery aims to create new treatment plans to meet the needs of each client; this center’s goal is to fight alcoholism of any age.

For more information about Substance Abuse Recovery's new alcohol program. You can visit their website at http://substancerecoveryservices.com/facility/.