The National Institute on Drug Abuse states, “Of the 20.3 million adults with substance use disorders, 37.9% also had mental illnesses.” These disorders may cause one another or create a cycle that prevents full recovery from either disorder. Due to the impact that alcohol addiction has, an individual may experience isolation from family, financial hardships, health issues, and many other problems that can also worsen mental illness. Similarly, mental illness can reduce coping skills and the ability to overcome anxiety or stress in healthy ways. These factors can also contribute to alcohol use and addiction. 

For many, alcoholism is rooted in unresolved trauma. Traumatic experiences can lead individuals to turn to alcohol as a way to cope with pain and distress. Our Trauma Treatment program helps individuals confront past trauma and heal in a supportive environment. Through specialized therapies, we help those struggling with trauma to process and release the emotional pain that can contribute to addiction.

Recovery is about healing the whole person, not just the addiction. Our Holistic Treatment approach addresses the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of addiction, helping our clients find balance in all areas of their lives. We offer a range of therapies focused on holistic healing to promote overall wellness for long-term recovery. 

The 12-step Program is a cornerstone of our alcohol rehab approach. This time-tested framework provides a structured pathway to recovery. The program emphasizes personal responsibility, spiritual growth, and community support. By working through the twelve steps, clients gain valuable insights into their addiction and develop coping strategies. Our 12-step Program is facilitated by experienced counselors who guide clients through each step with compassion and understanding.

The transition from rehab to daily life can be difficult, but ongoing support can make a significant difference. We have designed our Aftercare Program to provide continued support as clients navigate the early stages of recovery. Aftercare programming includes counseling, support group meetings, and relapse prevention planning. We also offer resources to help rebuild a person’s life, such as job placement assistance and sober living arrangements. Our goal is to ensure that clients have the resources needed to maintain their sobriety and build a fulfilling life in recovery.

Alcohol rehabilitation, often called “alcohol rehab,” is a structured process of medical, psychological, and social support designed to help individuals stop drinking and maintain long-term sobriety. Rehab programs typically include:

• Detoxification (Detox): The process of safely clearing alcohol from the body under medical supervision.
• Therapy and Counseling: Individual, group, and family therapy to address behavioral patterns, underlying issues, and relapse prevention.
• Aftercare Planning: Ongoing support such as outpatient therapy, support groups (e.g., AA), and sober-living arrangements.

If you’re ready to begin your journey to recovery, call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224 for a free, confidential assessment.

1. Detoxification refers solely to the physical process of removing alcohol from the body. It typically lasts 3–7 days and may involve medication to manage withdrawal symptoms.
2. Rehabilitation encompasses detox plus therapeutic interventions (counseling, education, skill-building) and aftercare planning. Rehab programs generally span 30–90 days or longer, depending on individual needs.

If you’re ready to begin your journey to recovery, call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224 for a free, confidential assessment.

Medically supervised detox means withdrawal takes place under the care of healthcare professionals—nurses, physicians, and addiction specialists—who monitor vital signs and administer medications (e.g., benzodiazepines) to ease withdrawal. This approach reduces the risk of severe complications such as seizures or delirium tremens. Ensure your safety during detox. Call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224 for a free, confidential assessment.

• Inpatient (Residential) Treatment: 24/7 live‑in care with structured programming. Ideal for moderate to severe dependence or co-occurring disorders.
• Outpatient Treatment: Day‑programs or evening/weekend therapy while you live at home. Suitable for mild to moderate dependence and strong home support.
• Partial Hospitalization (PHP): Intensive daytime treatment (4–6 hours/day) with evenings at home. A middle ground between inpatient and outpatient.
• Intensive Outpatient (IOP): 9–12 hours of treatment per week, flexible scheduling.

Find the level that fits your life and needs—call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224 today.

Dual diagnosis (co‑occurring disorders) refers to having both a substance use disorder and a mental health disorder (e.g., depression, anxiety, PTSD). Integrated treatment addresses both conditions simultaneously, which improves outcomes and reduces relapse risk. If you suspect a dual diagnosis, call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224 for specialized assessment and care.

Detox: 3–7 days on average.
Inpatient Rehab: 30, 60, or 90 days—program length is tailored to severity and progress.
Outpatient Programs: 8–12 weeks of scheduled sessions, often followed by ongoing support groups.
Longer stays generally correlate with better long-term sobriety rates, but individual needs vary.
Discuss the right program length for you—call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224 for a free, confidential assessment.

Most health insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare, cover at least part of the cost of detox and rehab services under the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act. Coverage varies by plan:
In-Network vs. Out-of-Network: In-network facilities typically cost less out‑of‑pocket.
Copays/Deductibles: Check your benefits for specific amounts.
Pre-Authorization: Some plans require approval before admission.
Let us verify your benefits at no charge—call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Identifies and changes thought patterns that lead to drinking.
Motivational Interviewing (MI): Enhances motivation to change.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): Teaches coping skills for distress tolerance and emotional regulation.
Family Therapy: Repairs relationships and builds support systems.
12-Step Facilitation: Introduces principles of mutual‑help groups like Alcoholics Anonymous.
Experience evidence‑based therapies—call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224 for details.

Clothing: Comfortable, season‑appropriate outfits and pajamas.
Toiletries: Toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, deodorant, etc. (check facility policy on liquids).
Documents: ID, insurance card, medication list.
Optional: Journals, books, but avoid valuables (facilities often discourage expensive items).
Facilities will provide a detailed packing list upon admission.
Get your personalized admission guide—call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224.

Aftercare refers to ongoing support following formal treatment. Components include:
Outpatient Counseling: Regular therapy sessions.
Support Groups: AA, SMART Recovery, or other peer‑led meetings.
Sober Living Homes: Transitional housing with structure and accountability.
Relapse Prevention Plans: Strategies to recognize triggers and cope effectively.
Effective aftercare reduces relapse risk and helps maintain long-term recovery.
Plan your aftercare before discharge—call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224.

Consider rehab if you experience:

• Withdrawal Symptoms: Shaking, sweating, nausea when not drinking.
• Loss of Control: Drinking more or longer than intended.
• Neglected Responsibilities: Work, school, or family obligations suffer.
• Continued Use Despite Harm: Physical, social, or legal problems persist.

A confidential assessment can clarify your level of care. Assess your needs risk‑free—call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224.

Relapse is a common part of the recovery journey, not a failure. If you relapse:

• Reach Out Immediately: Contact your treatment provider or sponsor.
• Review Your Plan: Identify triggers and adjust your coping strategies.
• Consider More Support: A higher level of care or additional therapy may help.

Every day is a new opportunity to recommit to sobriety. Get immediate support—call Live Again Detox at 629‑465‑4224.