Alcohol Rehab for Residents of Nashville

Best Alcohol Rehab for Nashville Residents

When you are struggling with alcohol addiction it can feel like alcohol is everywhere you turn. With liquor stores on almost every corner and the common use of alcohol in modern-day society for most events or ways to connect with people, it can feel lonely when you are looking for a way out of your drinking problem. Nashville residents have received great comfort in knowing that they aren’t alone when they attend alcohol rehab with Resurgence Behavioral Health. The culture we set within our treatment center is one of hope and connection. We see our patients for the unique, dynamic individuals they are and want to empower you to see the same. Alcohol rehab is a place for you to be able to connect with other like-minded patients and see that you no longer have to fight this battle of alcoholism on your own anymore. Through our comprehensive approaches to treatment in individual and group therapy sessions, you will learn more about your history with alcohol and the underlying emotions and behaviors that have contributed to your addiction. Often, individuals use alcohol as a way to cope with negative thoughts and emotions through self-medicating with alcohol. Our knowledgeable counselors will teach you methods to identify your triggers and learn how to process them without turning to alcohol as a means to cope. 

Signs and Symptoms of Alcohol Addiction

Alcohol addiction is common among thousands of Americans across the nation each day. However, many wonder if they, in fact, have an alcohol addiction and need to address it through alcohol rehab. Alcoholism can look different from person to person. Some alcoholics may be able to drink regularly while still being able to attend work or take care of their family as per usual. While others will be unable to maintain their lifestyles when drinking and will hit “rock bottom”. What is important to remember when looking at your own or a loved one’s drinking pattern is how it affects their life, behaviors, thoughts, and emotional processes. The following is a list of signs and symptoms that can indicate that it may be time to look for support in eliminating alcohol use from your lifestyle. 

What is Alcohol Rehab Like?

You will enter into alcohol rehab once you have completed your detox from alcohol. You will have the option of choosing from an inpatient or outpatient alcohol rehab program. If you choose to enter into an inpatient alcohol rehab program you will be able to choose the length of time that you stay with us depending on your level of need. You will have the option of choosing to stay with us for a minimum of 30 days and you are welcome to extend your visit to 90 days. 

In order to have a successful recovery from alcoholism, it will require more than just stopping drinking. This is the essential first step in removing alcohol from your system. After that is the treatment component that will ensure a lasting change to your life of sobriety. This is when you will examine what has been fuelling your addiction through our comprehensive methods of therapy. Through individual and group therapy sessions, you will gain an understanding of the emotions and traumas of the past that have negatively affected your drinking behavior. Through methods of treatment such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, you will learn about how your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors have impacted your ability to remain sober. You will learn tools on how to respond to negative stimuli and triggers through therapeutic methods of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT).  By the end of your alcohol rehab program, you will be equipped to handle problematic emotions and have the skills for effective emotional regulation and self-awareness of your inner talk and emotions. 

Alcohol Addiction Treatment Programs (intro to levels of care)

At Resurgence, we believe that treatment needs to be specialized to meet the needs of each patient that accesses our alcohol treatment programs. That is why we offer a range of treatment programs that boast a variety of levels of care that will be sure to meet your needs when addressing and changing your addictive behaviors. 

For patients who need an intensive, structured program that removes you from your home environment to solely focus on your recovery you may be interested in participating in an inpatient alcohol rehab program. Others may be looking for a treatment program that provides you with a flexible schedule and allows you to return home at night to tend to your family. An outpatient alcohol rehab program will provide you with the evidence-based treatment methods that you are looking for without having to enter into an inpatient treatment program. 

Regardless of which level of care you choose for your alcohol rehab program, you will be invited to participate in our continuing care program. This program is designed to support our patients after they complete their rehab program to incorporate their new way of life into their home environment. Every patient will experience highs and lows as they reintegrate back into their home life. Life doesn’t stop happening just because we get sober. There will still be tough days along with good days.  Our counselors will be there to support you in handling the ups and downs of life by working with you to strengthen the tools you have learned within your rehab program to ensure that you are able to remain sober. 

Alcohol Detox for Nashville Residents

Alcohol is a highly addictive substance that creates a physical dependency within its long-term users. The withdrawal effects from alcohol can be life-threatening if you are not under medical supervision as you detox. That is why we strongly encourage our patients to enter into our onsite medically supervised detox. Our doctors and nurses will monitor you closely throughout your detox to ensure your safety and lessen the withdrawal effects you are feeling. This can be done with the support of medication as well as holistic measures of treatment. Typically, patients will experience withdrawal symptoms for 7-10 days depending on their history of alcohol use. 

Inpatient Alcohol Rehab

Once you have completed your medically supervised detox program, you will transition into your inpatient alcohol rehab. You will meet with one of our knowledgeable counselors who will assess your needs and goals for your rehab program. From there, we will formulate an individualized treatment plan for you that will integrate the appropriate therapeutic methods that will target your areas of healing and provide you with a holistic approach to treatment.

We design our inpatient program to be structured with the routine each day. It has been found that patients strive off of having a routine coming out of the chaos of their addiction. Your days will consist of individual and group therapy sessions. You will have the added support of onsite counselors and support staff who are here to help you 24/7 to keep on your path to sobriety. 

A key component of a healthy, sober lifestyle is a balance of proper diet and exercise. You will have the opportunity to have meals provided that will meet your nutritional needs while exceeding your expectations for delicious meals prepared. We offer our patients opportunities to access our onsite gyms, go for walks, or enjoy an exercise class to incorporate physical movement back into their daily routine. Not only will exercise improve your physical health but you will find that your mental health will improve along with your sleep patterns. 

Outpatient Alcohol Rehab

Outpatient alcohol rehab is an option for those who have completed inpatient alcohol rehab and require additional support as they reintegrate back into their day-to-day living. It is also beneficial for those that want a flexible schedule to attend therapy sessions while allowing them the freedom to return home at night. Outpatient offers a partial hospitalization program (PHP) that will invite you to attend the center during the days, 6 days a week, where you can participate in therapy sessions both individually and in groups. For those who need more flexibility for their schedule, you can participate in our intensive outpatient program (IOP) where you will attend group and individual therapy sessions throughout the week, day, or evening, depending on what works best for your schedule. 

Dual Diagnosis Treatment for Nashville Residents

It is common for many alcoholics to struggle with a co-occurring mental health disorder as they are battling their alcohol addiction. Often patients will turn to alcohol as a way to lessen the symptoms felt from your co-occurring disorder. Unfortunately, the use of alcohol can exacerbate the symptoms and create a vicious cycle of attempts to self-medicate, and end up making your symptoms worse. Dual diagnosis treatment will look at both disorders individually and treat each one by itself. You will gain the tools and skills to navigate unpleasant symptoms without the use of alcohol and with holistic measures of treatment. 

Why Nashville Residents Choose Resurgence for Alcohol Rehab

Nashville residents know that Resurgence is the best alcohol rehab program for its high quality of care for the patients that enter into our program. When patients walk through our doors, we treat each person as an individual and move away from a “one size fits all” model. Our personalized approach to treatment will be sure to help you heal from the emotional wounds of your past and develop a new passion for your newfound sober life. If you want to know how you can get started on your journey to sobriety, contact Resurgence Behavioral Health today.

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Josh Chandler
After growing up in Chicago and North Carolina, Josh chose to get help with substance use disorder and mental health in California because of the state's reputation for top-tier treatment. There, he found the treatment he needed to achieve more than five years of recovery. He's been in the drug and alcohol addiction rehab industry for four years and now serves as the Director of Admissions for Resurgence Behavioral Health. Josh remains passionate about the field because he understands that one phone call can alter the course of a person's life.

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