Short-Term Alcohol and Drug Rehab Austin

Austin Short Term Alcohol and Drug Rehab Programs

Do you recognize the fact that you have an addiction but you’re struggling with the type of treatment program that you would like to pursue? Do you not have the ability or the flexibility to attend a long-term treatment program or perhaps you would prefer to begin in a short-term one? Coming to Resurgence Behavioral Health is your answer. Our Austin short-term alcohol and drug rehab programs provide you with the initial tools that you need to establish your sobriety and help you to focus on living a healthier life.

What is Short Term Rehab?

Short-term rehab typically consists of a 30 or 60-day treatment plan. At Resurgence, we offer our clients the option to enroll in short-term outpatient or inpatient programs. If you opt to participate in our inpatient program, you will have the benefit of living on our beautiful campus during the course of your program. This gives you the added advantage of having around-the-clock access to our staff and additional resources that you may need to maintain your sobriety during these first few days and weeks. Of course, an outpatient treatment option is always available for the same duration of time.

During your treatment, you will take part in various forms of therapy that will help you to develop a greater understanding of the root cause of your addiction. Typically, experiencing some form of trauma can trigger an addiction. Our team will help you to work through these instances in such a way so as not to cause more trauma for you but still give you the tools that you need to be able to manage the associated emotions.

Attend Drug and Alcohol Rehab and Still Go to Work or School

One of the leading reasons why so many people make the choice to come to our Austin short-term alcohol and drug rehab programs is due to the fact that it gives them the flexibility to continue to go to work and school. We understand the important role that work or school can play in your life. For example, you may be in a situation where if you don’t work, you won’t be able to financially support yourself or your family. Additionally, if you’re going to school, you’re already taking steps toward making yourself better in new and exciting ways. The last thing that we want to do is make you feel as though you’re putting either of these opportunities in jeopardy.

When you initially reach out to us, we always recommend that you let us know your current work or school schedule so that we can begin to develop a treatment plan around these two aspects of your life. For example, if you go to school in the morning, will help you to put together a recovery program that focuses on your participation in the afternoon or at night. We will take a similar approach if you’re working. If your schedule changes, just let us know and we will do everything that we can to work with you to compensate for the change.

At Resurgence Behavioral Health, our focus is on providing residents of Austin with short-term alcohol and drug rehab programs so that they have every opportunity to overcome their addiction to alcohol or drugs once and for all. If you’re ready to learn more about our Austin short-term alcohol and drug rehab programs, please get in touch with us today at (855) 458-0050 and begin this new journey in your life. 

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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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