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Regular Outpatient Treatment - Alcohol and Drug Treatment Programs - Paradise Valley, AZ.

Regular out-patient treatment is usually a less expensive choice to more comprehensive outpatient centers or inpatient rehab, and is the least intense of formal drug or alcohol rehabilitation around in Paradise Valley. Some clients are in treatment for the first time and have picked regular outpatient because of the cost and time commitment and logistically because of school, work or other obligations. For some, regular outpatient is a "step-down" to service following treatment in a more intense outpatient program such as a partial hospitalization or in-patient program.

Regular out-patient recovery options usually have individual and group counseling services delivered once maybe twice per week. Facilities that offer a wider spectrum of services may include counseling (behavioral therapy) to assist with relapse prevention and dual diagnosis services to help address co-occurring addiction and mental health issues. How long an individual remains involved in recovery can vary, and a person's improvement can be assessed occasionally and an extension of treatment can be recommended based on these findings.

In many cases, a regular outpatient recovery facility is going to be lacking in intensity for someone who is dealing with a bad substance abuse problem and has not gone to recovery previously or has fallen off the wagon after prior outpatient rehabilitation.

There are 1 Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centers offering this service in Paradise Valley, AZ

  • Dynamic Living Counseling Inc
    480-507-9919
    10223 North Scottsdale Road
    Paradise Valley, AZ. 85253

    Treatment Services Offered:
    Regular Outpatient Treatment

    Payment Forms Accepted:
    Cash or Self Payment

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