Recovering from alcohol addiction can be challenging. Those who have developed a dependence on alcohol may experience mild to severe withdrawal symptoms. Learn how an ITTR can empower you or a loved one with successful recovery from alcohol abuse.
As a leader in the alcohol treatment industry, ITTR employs highly qualified staff to treat every patient in our care. ITTR offers alcohol detox and a wide range of alcohol rehab programs that can be customized for you or a loved one who needs help recovering from alcoholism.
Other levels of care for alcohol treatment at ITTR include partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and standard outpatient. These programs require patients to live at home or in sober living facilities while visiting the rehab center for several hours per day, several days per week.
Other levels of care for alcohol treatment at ITTR include partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and standard outpatient. These programs require patients to live at home or in sober living facilities while visiting the rehab center for several hours per day, several days per week.
At ITTR, we customize treatment plans for each patient based on their unique circumstances and recovery needs.
For instance, a person who has been drinking heavily for many years may need more intensive medical treatment and monitoring during detox than those who have been abusing alcohol for a few months.
Alcohol withdrawal can be extremely difficult for the patient and lead to life-threatening complications, such as seizures and delirium tremens, according to the World Health Organization.
Alcohol detox typically lasts between two and 10 days and involves the use of medications that relieve symptoms. Receiving alcohol detox at an alcohol rehab center like ITTR is the safest way to withdraw from alcohol.
Our inpatient programs offer 24-hour supervision, monitoring, and support for those with a high risk of relapsing or experiencing complicated withdrawal.
After detox, our inpatient treatment programs typically last anywhere from 30 to 90 days, although sometimes they may be longer if necessary. They offer patients a safe and structured environment away from dangerous situations and access to drugs and alcohol.