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Programs Offered

Evoke Wellness Programs

When it comes to our treatment facilities, they offer the latest cutting-edge addiction treatment services that are proven to help in achieving sobriety. With multiple levels of care, we have all angles covered for a comprehensive treatment approach. Our focus is on making sure that clients receive the necessary knowledge and coping skills to avoid a relapse. 

Our services meet the specific medical, mental, social, occupational, and family needs of our patients. We provide different therapies and treatments in order to maximize each person’s success by facing everyone’s health and happiness head on.

Medical Detox

Detox if the first step to having a sober life. Detox is the process of removing the drugs from the body. The main purpose of the detox process is to safely manage the withdrawal symptoms that occur when a person stops taking drugs and/or alcohol. Withdrawal from drugs is not only extremely uncomfortable; it can also be dangerous if not done in a safe and monitored environment.

Residential Treatment

Once a patient has undergone and completed a medical detox, he or she will have the option to partake in a residential treatment program. This program is ideal for a patient who has experienced long term addiction but do not have any underlying mental health problems. While some patients may receive adequate treatment in an outpatient setting, people with more severe or long term addiction issues might need residential care. Residential treatment has helped many people face and maintain long term sobriety.

Dual Diagnosis

Dual diagnosis is a term that for when a person experiences a mental illness and a substance abuse disorder at the same time. Dual diagnosis disorders are actually extremely common among people that struggle with addiction and alcoholism and in many cases undiagnosed or untreated mental disorders will lead people to self medicate with drugs or alcohol as a way to “improve” the mental health symptoms they experience. However, it is actually proven that alcohol and other drugs worsen the symptoms of mental illnesses.

Ready to Rebuild Your Life?

Our addiction treatment specialists are standing by for your call. We will conduct a confidential assessment and create a personalized plan of action for your or a loved one’s recovery.

For Confidential Help, Call:

(855) 509-1369