LGBTQ-Friendly Alcohol Rehab for Nevada Residents

Why Seek LGBTQ-Friendly Treatment for Alcohol

If you are an LGBTQ individual who is struggling with alcohol or drug addiction, there is addiction treatment available for you. At Resurgence Behavioral Health, we offer personalized treatment plans that are specifically designed in an LBGTQ-friendly way. From partial hospitalization programs to dual diagnosis treatment, we take the time to get to know each one of our clients to ensure that they have the support that they need when they are ready to kick their addiction to drugs and alcohol. 

Throughout the course of your recovery program, you will participate in different forms of addiction therapy. Addiction therapy is key in the sense that it will help you to develop a better understanding of the events in your life that may have led to your addiction in the first place. Addiction therapy can include individual therapy, group therapy, behavioral therapy, trauma therapy, and even family therapy. Although it’s true that therapy is something that can feel awkward or uncomfortable at times, it’s important so that you can work through the root cause of your substance abuse. 

What’s Offered At A LGBTQ-Friendly Alcohol Rehab

Our addiction treatment programs for LGBTQ people may need to start off with a drug or alcohol detox program. Depending on the severity of your alcohol or drug addiction, you will begin to experience withdrawal symptoms within just a few hours from the time that you last consumed your drug or drink of choice. Our drug and alcohol detox programs typically last seven days and ensure that you have the care that you need during this potentially dangerous aspect of your recovery. 

After detox, you will be able to transition into a treatment program that will be personalized to suit your needs. One of the treatment options that you have is an inpatient treatment program. This provides you with around-the-clock care and support from your treatment team while living on the campus of our treatment facility. You will also be able to engage with other patients who are working through their own treatment programs. 

Another option that you have is an outpatient treatment program. An outpatient treatment plan is a more suitable option if you happen to have full-time or part-time work or school responsibilities. Your treatment team will collaborate with you to put together a recovery program that doesn’t make you feel as though you need to choose between your practical responsibilities and your dedication to your recovery. If you have concerns during the course of your treatment, we encourage you to relay them to us so that we can address them. 

Meeting The Needs of LGBTQ in Alcohol Rehab

The Resurgence team always goes the extra mile to meet the needs of any LGBTQ individual that comes to one of our treatment centers in Las Vegas. As a trusted treatment provider, we go to great lengths to ensure that you have the tools that you need to work through the contributing factors of your substance abuse and that you have a treatment program that suits you. Part of that process will be working through therapy treatment for addiction. 

Resurgence LGTBQ-Friendly Alcohol Rehab for Nevada Residents

At Resurgence Behavioral Health, we offer both inpatient treatment and outpatient treatment which will provide you with the substance abuse support that you need to navigate through your alcohol addiction. We understand the impact that alcohol addiction can have on those in the LGBTQ community which is why we offer an LGBTQ-friendly rehab center. If you would like more information regarding our treatment programs, we encourage you to reach out to our addiction hotline at (855) 458-0050. 

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David Rofofsky
After growing up in New York, David chose to get help with substance abuse in California because of the state's reputation for top-tier treatment. There, he found the treatment he needed to achieve more than nine years of recovery. He's been in the drug and alcohol addiction rehab industry for eight years and now serves as the Director of Admissions for Resurgence Behavioral Health. David remains passionate about the field because he understands how hard it is to pick up the phone and ask for help. However, once the call is made, someone's life can be saved.

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