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Drug and alcohol use and abuse has been a growing concern in Carson. As per a 2022 report, in LA, annually, there are 2,990 substance use-related deaths, 146,087 substance use-related ED visits, and 139,179 substance use-related hospitalizations. This is a growing number when compared to the years before the COVID-19 pandemic, and the city has never been in greater need of rehabilitation (rehab) facilities than today.
At the NuView Treatment Center, we are committed to helping our clients recover from drug and alcohol use by providing a wide range of evidence-based programs. We take the time to assess each of our clients on the basis of their unique circumstances, needs, and goals in life to achieve lasting recovery. With a focus on personalized treatment interventions, we cater to different levels of care with our partial hospitalization program, intensive outpatient program, evening track, and telehealth services.
The need for drug and alcohol rehab in Carson has been growing. If you or your loved one is battling from a substance use disorder (SUD) then rehabilitation provides the coping skills required and prevents relapse to facilitate a journey toward recovery and a sober life. Moreover, rehab is not just limited to recovery from SUDs as they have other far-reaching impacts on life, so rehab offers a holistic path to recovery and helps achieve overall health and wellness.
NuView Treatment Center offers personalized treatment plans to help overcome SUDs and maintain sobriety. Our rehab programs are specifically designed keeping our clients’ needs in mind, offering different options to choose from:
The journey toward recovery to sobriety is a process with many phases. Each of these phases is designed to help you or your loved one regain control of life and become a very strong foundation for lasting sobriety.
The first step in the rehabilitation process is an assessment. This is intended to give a clear picture of a person’s unique challenges, substance use history, and any other co-occurring mental health conditions. This assessment becomes the cornerstone of the personalized treatment plan, tailored to the person’s needs, including the best option for the appropriate level of care.
The assessment gives a clear picture of the person’s challenges, needs, and the best path forward for recovery and lasting sobriety. On the basis of the assessment, several options of care are available – PHP, IOP, evening track, and telemedicine.
Evidence-based therapeutic approaches are central to intensive treatment programs. These include individual therapy, family sessions, and group therapy. Therapeutic focus is not simply only on SUDs; it addresses the other areas of physical and mental health that SUDs can take a toll on, thereby offering a holistic path to recovery.
Coping skills and relapse prevention strategies are significant to recovery and sobriety. They educate and provide the coping skills required to deal with cravings, negative emotions, and stress that can lead to substance use again. Relapse prevention strategies involve identifying triggers, prioritizing self-care, utilizing coping skills, building a strong social support system, and engaging in ongoing therapy to prevent the chances of a relapse.
The journey to recovery and sobriety simply does not end after formal treatment. Aftercare is required to facilitate sobriety and wellness after the treatment for the SUD has ended. Aftercare will involve ongoing therapy through IOP or telehealth services, and joining group meetings like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA), which provide safe spaces to share experiences, find support, and take accountability for recovery.
Drug and alcohol rehab in Carson relies on trusted rehabilitation centers like the NuView Treatment Center for substance use disorder. The programs we offer are vast and varied, and cater to different levels of treatment.
Our PHP is designed to offer intensive therapy and support, especially with more structure and care than an outpatient program typically provides. However, this is not the same as 24*7 supervision, offering the flexibility needed as well.
Our IOP is designed to be both intensive and flexible. It adopts a holistic approach to treatment and recovery, including a blend of individual and group therapy sessions. Our IOP runs typically from 3 – 5 days a week, with each session spanning anywhere between 3 – 5 hours.
Our evening track are intensive outpatient programs that happen during the evenings. They are especially useful in the cases of any daytime commitments. They run from Monday to Friday between 6 PM and 9 PM. This allows time for daytime commitments and also the treatment.
Substance use disorders do not exist in isolation. They can lead to different other mental health conditions, like anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and sometimes even psychosis. Our mental health treatment for any of these co-occurring disorders is holistic, with psychotherapy, medication, and support groups.
Our telehealth services also known as telemedicine leverage digital communication to provide healthcare services. With telehealth services, treatment can be provided even remotely. We offer a wide range of telehealth services, like video-based therapy, telephone-based therapy, telephone-based recovery service, and mobile applications and text support. Telemedicine is also helpful in aftercare after successful rehab.
While in recovery, attending the 12-Step groups can be very useful. These are informal peer groups that offer support and help take ownership of the journey to recovery and sober living. Some of the well-known 12-step groups you can choose from are Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA).
