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Programs that offer residential treatment to clients with an added option in terms of an aftercare, with supplemental outpatient addiction rehabilitation services, can be helpful for some individuals in Webb. For example, for those people who have not been successful at staying relapse free following outpatient treatment or who have relapsed in residential or other inpatient programs when no additional aftercare was provided. Relapse is not uncommon when a person has suffered with a chronic long-term addiction, so residential plus outpatient drug and alcohol rehab programs offer a new approach which will increase the chances for a successful recovery from the beginning of their treatment until they are entirely integrated back into a clean and sober lifestyle on their own with a support system to encourage this.
When someone is attending a residential rehab program they are in a very good position to receive the services vital to their recovery, and to be able to stay relapse free while they are in rehab. This is not always what happens with outpatient treatment when someone chooses this as a main treatment component, simply because they have access to drugs and alcohol if something is triggered and they are not in a position to receive the support they need. Relapse is even less likely for a person who gets personalized and aggressive rehabilitation in a residential program, and then continues to be involved in outpatient drug and alcohol treatment offered by residential programs who develop a recovery plan that will help them smoothly transition back into the real world. Residential plus outpatient drug and alcohol treatment centers help clients develop an aftercare plan that might incorporate regular follow-up visits with counselors who can refer them to services that may help them organize their lives in a manner that will promote the drug free life they want to lead, such as services to help them obtain employment, get medical and mental services, receive education resources, etc.
