No one chooses or decides to be addicted. Rather, they perpetuate an abusive cycle, mostly on account of underlying unresolved issues that harms their lives as well as the lives of those around them. You’ve seen this whether you’re an addict yourself or know one.
Our residential treatment setting is specifically designed to give clients a respite, a break from the chaos of addiction. Here, you can take a “breather.” You can relax, reflect, and take the time you need to find what’s really important. However, when you’re here, it’s not just resting, you’ll have opportunities, too. Specifically, you can become educated, discovering the underlying issues that have been causing you so many problems.
Then, you can resolve them, and take those first steps towards living the life that you want.
Empowering clients: that’s what we do with our program. Our professional team of clinicians will put together a unique treatment plan for your needs. In our caring and supportive environment, you can develop and cultivate a sense of optimism, hope, and eventually, freedom.
Everyone deserves to be respected, to have dignity. You may not feel like you do, but in time, you will. Indeed, while all of our treatment plans are unique, all of them preserve respect and dignity for the individual.
That said, it’s important to keep in mind that our treatment strategies aren’t just based on feelings, they’re evidence-based. That’s for a very simple reason: they work. Here at Conquer, our main focus is on helping clients as well as their families to achieve a positive, sober, and healthy state of being.
That means incorporating any and all effective treatments. Cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness practices, supportive expressive techniques or insight-oriented ones, even family systems therapy – here at Conquer, we have a wide variety of treatments to choose from. When you’re at our residential center, we’ll pick the ones that will work best for you.
The truth is that someone battling alcohol addiction doesn’t really do it alone. Sure, they’ll feel the symptoms and face the challenges, but when a person is in treatment, so too is their entire family. Just as their problems with alcohol impacted everyone around them, so too does their treatment.
Addiction treatment without a family component is flawed at best and doomed at worst. At Conquer, we encourage family members to get involved in the treatment process. That means individual sessions, specific groups, and more. In fact, we don’t limit that to a client’s stay at Conquer, as we work with family members to create their own support network, including Al-Anon groups, ACA, CODA, and so forth. We know that a client’s stay at our residential treatment is short and their time with their family is, essentially, forever.
Education is a major part of what we do, for the client as well as their family. That means we provide lectures on such topics as:
… and many more.