279 Brick Kiln Rd., Falmouth, MA
Recovering Champions is a part time alcohol and drug rehab for adults in Falmouth, Massachusetts. Here, you’ll join a recovery community. Together you’ll learn to live in a new way through the 12 step principles, therapy and friendship.
Once you’ve completed detox, you’ll be welcomed into a peaceful environment. Your therapist will work out a recovery plan for you. They’ll ask about your physical and mental health history and assess if you’re ready to let go of unhealthy behavior patterns. The amount of support you have at home will also be considered.
If you need medicinal support, they provide addiction medicine. You’ll usually start taking it during detox to reduce your withdrawal symptoms. It helps you to detox safely. You’ll go on to a maintenance dosage to reduce cravings. They’ll give you medication specifically for the substances you’ve been using. Medication has been shown to prevent overdoses and relapses.
Your therapist will work with you to identify your long term goals and purpose. You’ll get the emotional support you need to imagine a different life for yourself and your family. A case manager will work with you to make sure your practical and legal needs are met.
I appreciate that much of recovery here is built on meaningful relationships. Getting to know others who are facing similar challenges allows for mutual support. You become each others’ cheerleaders toward a hopeful future.
To make recovery accessible to as many as possible, they accept most types of health insurance. They’re happy to discuss other possibilities if insurance isn’t working out.
Those who’ve been through recovery there say they were given the tools they needed for sober living. Others comment on the friendships and community they discovered. Many talk about their lives changing. Some have said their mental health treatment wasn’t as good as their substance use program.
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Understanding your treatment options and seeking out that perfect treatment provider can be a time-consuming task, but your work is worthwhile. Tpes of programs may include one or a variety of the following:
Medical detox is the first and most important step in safely overcoming drug or alcohol dependence. Under the supervision of medical professionals, the body is gently cleared of harmful substances while managing withdrawal symptoms. This process ensures comfort, safety, and support, especially for individuals struggling with severe addiction. Medical detox is often necessary before starting therapy or entering a long-term treatment program. It helps stabilize physical health and prepares the mind for recovery. With 24/7 monitoring, medications, and personalized care, medical detox provides a strong foundation for lasting sobriety and reduces the risk of complications during the early stages of recovery.
Inpatient rehab is a structured treatment program where individuals stay at a facility to focus entirely on recovery from addiction or mental health issues. This type of care offers 24/7 medical support, therapy, and a distraction-free environment, making it ideal for those needing intensive help. Patients participate in daily counselling, group sessions, and wellness activities that promote healing and long-term sobriety. Inpatient rehab also provides a safe space away from triggers and allows for personalized care plans. It’s often the first step toward rebuilding a healthier, substance-free life with the support of trained professionals and a strong peer community.
A Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) offers structured mental health and addiction treatment without requiring an overnight stay. It provides individuals with intensive therapy, medical supervision, and support during the day while allowing them to return home in the evenings. PHP is ideal for those who need more care than outpatient services but not full-time residential treatment. Patients attend sessions several days a week, focusing on recovery, coping skills, and emotional stability. This flexible approach supports individuals in transitioning back to daily life while still receiving professional care and guidance. It bridges the gap between inpatient and traditional outpatient treatment effectively
An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a highly effective treatment option for individuals facing substance abuse, mental health challenges, or co-occurring disorders. It provides a structured therapeutic environment without requiring a residential stay, allowing participants to live at home and maintain work, school, or family commitments. Typically, an IOP includes multiple weekly sessions focused on individual therapy, group counselling, relapse prevention, and life skills development. This level of care is often used as a step-down after inpatient treatment or as a primary treatment for those needing more support than traditional outpatient services. Many find IOPs to be a crucial bridge toward lasting recovery, offering both flexibility and intensive care.
Outpatient care provides individuals with medical or therapeutic treatment without the need for an overnight hospital stay. It is ideal for those who require regular checkups, follow-up care, therapy, or minor procedures while continuing their daily routines. This form of care offers flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and easy access to medical professionals. Patients often visit clinics, outpatient centers, or hospital departments for services like physical therapy, mental health counselling, or diagnostic testing. Outpatient care supports recovery and long-term health management, especially for those managing chronic conditions or recovering from surgery, while allowing them to stay connected to their home and community environment.