Long Term Drug Rehab

Long Term Drug Addiction Treatment Has Proven To Be The Best Option For Meaningful, Lasting Sobriety.

30, 60, 90 Day Treatment & 6 Months To A Year

If you are trying to quit drinking, it can seem impossible.

We offer 30, 60 and 90 day treatment plans. While there is no hard and fast rule for length of drug addiction treatment, it has been proven that long term drug rehab is more successful than shorter term options. The right treatment length can be critical.

During that time, the client is able to medically recover. They receive the rest and care they need. Also, they also have the time to deal with underlying emotional issues in a protected environment, without the distractions of everyday life. With long term drug rehab, one learns to live without substance dependence. They build social connections, participate in activities that bolster their self-confidence, and learn the skills they need to cope in the world. The cycle of drug addiction can indeed be broken, if adequate time is taken for treatment.

Carl Davenport talks about our emphasis on Long Term Drug Rehab >

If you or a loved one need drug addiction rehabilitation,
Please call now. We want to help you.

How Do We Break The Cycle Of Addiction?

To help our clients in every way possible, we have created a long term drug treatment program. Our program is one of the most effective programs and is easily accessible. We specialize in individualized, thoughtful, supportive programs. This means our therapeutic healing system is geared towards every client’s specific needs. We help you address all the issues that lead to the addiction and help you make life choices that lead to stability and happiness. We at Ventura Recovery Center can help you or a loved one live the life they deserve.

We accomplish this by:

Filling the gaps in addiction and mental health treatment
Giving you the treatment you need, when and where you want it
Providing the highest quality clinical care anywhere
Treating the underlying issues, not just the symptoms
Offering a full spectrum of services
Bringing you into our family atmosphere
Devising a program to fit every budget
Respecting your individual preferences

Why Choose Long Term Drug Rehab?

Staying in treatment for the proper amount of time is crucial, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse. What is the proper amount of time to stay in drug rehabilitation center or alcohol treatment? Exact times vary among patients. It depends on the severity of the addiction, how long someone has been using drugs or alcohol, and physical and emotional well-being. One fact is true for all who struggle with addiction: longer terms of addiction treatment are definitely better. Research shows that at least 3 months (90 days) of intensive treatment is necessary to stop the cycle of addiction. In many cases people need even more than three months to learn coping skills, relapse prevention, and stabilize their thinking processes so that drugs and alcohol no longer have any appeal.

Addiction is a chronic illness. This means that it never really goes away. We are not cured of alcoholism or drug addiction any more that we are cured of diabetes or heart disease. We can, however, learn to manage the symptoms and learn to live life freely and happily without the urge to drink or take drugs. But, as we said before, this takes time. Individuals who leave treatment after 28 days or less are significantly more susceptible to relapse. This is a sure sign that the individual needs to re-enter treatment for drug addiction or alcoholism. With long term drug rehab, patients can stop the endless, debilitating loop of treatment, relapse, and more treatment. It is possible to enter treatment for substance abuse and achieve long-term sobriety. This is accomplished with long-term treatment.

What Is Long Term Drug And Alcohol Rehab Treatment?

Many people see the words “long term drug rehab” and they cringe. Visions of being cooped up in a hospital setting for weeks and months cloud the mind. The reality of long-term treatment couldn’t be farther from the truth. Most long-term programs offer a tiered system of treatment, starting with drug or alcohol detoxification, then to residential treatment, “partial hospitalization”, IOP, and finally after care. Each phase of treatment is less intensive than the last, until the client is ready to enter back into life with a new set of coping skills and motivations. Visit our blog to learn more.

Drug And Alcohol Detoxification

At this phase, the client is allowed to rest and heal the body that has been prey to addiction. Many facilities offer detox medications to ease withdrawal symptoms and calm the mind. This phase can last 3-14 days depending on the drugs used, length of addiction, and physical health. We offer detoxification treatment plans for both drug addiction and alcoholism.

Residential Treatment

Immediately after drug or alcohol detox, many programs offer residential treatment. Here, the client has more freedoms and can attend group and individual therapy, twelve step meetings, and life skills classes. In residential treatment, also called “inpatient drug rehab”, the client lives with others who are trying to stop the cycle of addiction themselves. Comradery and special bonds form at this stage, as we meet others like us and we no longer feel alone.

Partial Hospitalization

The word “hospitalization” can be a scary one. In many drug rehabs, this means quite the opposite. Even more freedoms are enjoyed at this phase. Many treatment centers allow the clients to use their phone at this stage. They can interact with family members and friends. Clients still attend therapy groups and life skills classes. The client at this phase has more than 30 days of sobriety and starts seeing the fog lift. With a clearer mind and healthier body, we start to see the gifts of sobriety. We are making new friends. We are processing past trauma and thought patterns that lead to our addictions. We are learning to spot the signs of pre-relapse thinking and are learning techniques to replace these thoughts and emotions with healthy choices. Our sobriety becomes important to us and we make conscious decisions to protect it.

Intensive Outpatient Program

IOP, short for Intensive Outpatient Program, is the next phase of long-term drug rehab. Clients attend group therapy, individual therapy, and alternative therapies like yoga and art. Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and EMDR are used to replace negative thinking and reactions with positive ones so we learn to make healthy choices. Life skills like relapse prevention, learning to set boundaries and practice self care are also discussed.

Alumni Support

A good drug and alcohol treatment center will offer comprehensive alumni programs. Continued communication and planned events to keep graduates connected and supported. If there is crisis or fear of relapse, the client can always contact the recovery center for help and guidance. The aftercare treatment keeps those in recovery connected with the local sober community. At Ventura Recovery Center, we have a monthly breakfast meeting. All our clients gather and mingle with our graduates. Whether they have one week or 6 years, all share their experience, have a meal together and strengthen the feeling of community support. Many of our clients find that they want to live in the Conejo Valley after they graduate. They stay, build families and careers, and help the newly sober clients at Ventura Recovery Center. It is a legacy that makes us proud of what we do. If you want to get sober and stay that way, the program at Ventura Recovery Center works. It has been proven time and time again.

We Are In-Network With Kaiser Permanente, Blue Shield And Covered California.

Ventura Recovery Center is a preferred provider for all major insurance companies. We can help you verify your insurance and determine what your out-of-pocket expenses will be for your stay at Ventura Recovery Center. Unfortunately, we do not accept Medicare/Medicaid or MediCal but can offer payment plans. We are here to help.

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What People Are Saying

I was in the process of looking for a recovery center for my close friend who needed help. Out of all the places I’ve called, Ventura Recovery Center stood out the most. The staff was very informative and supportive with my situation. I highly recommend this place if you are looking to change your life for the best! Wonderful people.

Darla B. (Tustin, CA)

Insurance Coverage And Payment Options For Medically Supervised Alcohol Detox In Thousand Oaks

At Ventura Recovery Center, we understand that the financial aspects of alcohol detox can be a barrier to treatment. To ensure our detox services are accessible, we offer various insurance coverage and payment options.

Insurance Coverage: We accept most PPO insurance plans, including those from out-of-state providers. Our team works closely with your insurance company to determine the extent of coverage for detox services, in order to maximize your benefits and minimize your out-of-pocket costs. We handle the insurance verification process for you, providing clarity on what your plan covers.

Self-Pay Options: For clients who may not have insurance or prefer alternative payment methods, Ventura Recovery Center offers private pay options. We believe that financial constraints should not be a barrier to receiving quality detox services. Our staff can discuss the available payment options with you, ensuring transparency and affordability.

Our goal is to make the process of receiving alcohol detox as stress-free as possible, both medically and financially. Reach out to us to discuss how we can work together to start your journey toward recovery.

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