Residential treatment is a structured program that provides 24/7 care and support for individuals struggling with substance use disorders. It typically involves a combination of individual and group therapy, medication management, and other evidence-based interventions.

Residential treatment offers several benefits, including:

• Intensive care: You’ll receive around-the-clock support and care in a structured environment.
• Personalized treatment: You’ll work with a team of experienced professionals to develop a personalized treatment plan.
• Strong support system: You’ll have access to a strong support system, including peers in recovery and staff members.
• Improved outcomes: Studies have shown that residential treatment can lead to significant improvements in recovery outcomes.

The specific activities and experiences will vary depending on the program, but typically include:

• Group therapy: Group therapy sessions allow you to share your experiences with others in recovery and learn from their insights.
• Individual therapy: Individual therapy sessions provide you with a safe space to explore your thoughts and feelings and develop coping skills.
• Medication management: If appropriate, you may receive medication to help manage withdrawal symptoms or cravings.
• Life skills training: You’ll learn essential life skills, such as budgeting, cooking, and job searching.
• Recreational activities: You’ll have opportunities to participate in recreational activities, such as exercise, yoga, or art therapy.

The length of residential treatment varies depending on the individuals needs. The most common length of stay is between 28-45 days.

• Toiletries (no alcohol allowed in any of the products)
• Clothing: A total of 7 outfits plus 3 sleepwear outfits and two pairs of shoes. Clients have access to a washer & dryer daily.
• Money: Up to $100 in cash. They can also bring their debit and credit card. These items will be placed in a locked, secure and restricted area and accessed as needed for store runs, unless otherwise requested by the client.
• Snacks: Clients may bring snacks or soft drinks. Ethan Health provides snacks, water, coffee, and juice as outlined by our dietary guidelines. Anything in addition to that can be brought with the client upon intake. 
• Electronics: Any electronics a client brings will be placed into a restricted locked area. Electronics can only be accessed per the program director with supervision from the residential coordinator.
• Enrichment materials: Appropriate reading materials are encouraged. AA, NA, and religious books are permitted. 

All belongings will be thoroughly searched upon intake by staff; with the client present. All items will be logged and signed by the client and staff member to ensure accuracy. Items not permitted are weapons, paraphernalia, and anything that could be considered dangerous to staff and clients. An incident report is filed and those items are discarded by staff. Ethan Health is not responsible for items left in storage for longer than 30 days after discharge from the program