Frequently Asked Questions

Many individuals wonder why their loved ones cannot receive treatment for their addiction or mental disorder at home. The reason is that living in a residential facility creates physical distance from drugs and alcohol and breaks familiar habits, which can trigger substance abuse again. It also provides your loved one with a comfortable and safe environment for detox for the first two to four days with 24/7 monitoring by counseling and medical professionals.

Sometimes, it takes people more than one attempt to become sober. It is impossible to predict if a person will relapse or not after treatment. With the effects of drugs and alcohol still lingering on after the person stops using them, relapsing in recovery is possible. Seeking substance abuse treatment, in combination with continued support and counseling, remains one of the most effective methods for beating alcohol and drug addiction.

No, recovery means how one chooses to live their life. Your loved one will adopt strategies that will help them stay mentally and physically active and healthy. Our trained clinical psychologists and case managers will provide them with strategies to implement them into their daily life while offering them with various therapies, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, holistic therapy, and more.

The Affordable Care Act or Obamacare has made it mandatory for major insurance providers to provide financial aid to people seeking treatment for substance abuse. WJW Treatment accepts most PPO insurance policies. Please reach out to verify your coverage.