Inpatient Treatment - Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Facilities - Norway, MI.

Inpatient drug rehab, also sometimes called residential drug rehab, is a rehab method for people that want a change of environment and a more aggressive intervention while in treatment. Inpatient rehab in Norway typically lasts anywhere from 30 days to 3 - 6 months or longer, and many facilities offer both short and long term rehabilitation options. Additionally, some inpatient facilities are prepared to provide both drug free and medically assisted detox services, but some only accept clients who have already been safely detoxed at a detoxification center prior to arrival.

Within an inpatient residential drug rehab, it is much like a small community of clients and staff all functioning together through the course of recovery. Rehab staff will do a complete evaluation of the patient's treatment needs, and a treatment plan is put forth that will involve therapy, counseling, psychotherapy, holistic treatment, etc. all depending on what treatment approach that program is utilizing. Some inpatient programs focus on the 12 steps, while others apply a more evidence based approach, which could include the latest developments in addiction therapies.

Inpatient drug rehab also reduces the risks of relapse, because the individual is continually supervised in a drug and alcohol free atmosphere, and won't have access to any of the friends or drug dealers who influenced, encouraged or approved of their substance abuse.

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