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What does rehab deal with?
At The Bridge of Montclair, rehab deals with a comprehensive range of issues related to substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. It’s about embracing the entire individual–body, mind, and spirit–and addressing the root causes of addiction. We don’t just focus on abstaining from substances; we aim to equip our clients with the tools they need for long-term recovery. This includes medical detox, personalized therapy sessions, and group support, as well as developing coping mechanisms and life skills essential for maintaining sobriety.
How is treatment personalized for each individual?
Every person walks through our doors with a unique life story and set of challenges. At BOM, we conduct thorough assessments to understand each client’s specific needs and tailor treatment accordingly. For instance, some may benefit from our dual diagnosis care to treat concurrent mental health issues, while others might find solace in our holistic treatments. We incorporate family therapy when rebuilding those relationships is crucial, and we provide aftercare to support the individual’s journey long after they’ve left our facility.
Can you explain the holistic approach to recovery?
A holistic approach to recovery means looking beyond the physical aspect of addiction and nurturing the emotional and spiritual well-being of our clients. At The Bridge of Montclair, we incorporate activities like yoga and meditation to calm the mind, offer nutritional guidance to heal the body, and provide opportunities for self-reflection and spiritual growth. We believe healing all parts of the self is critical for a robust and lasting recovery.
What kind of aftercare support does BOM provide?
Recovery doesn’t end when our clients leave our facility–the journey continues and evolves. BOM offers life-long aftercare support that includes check-ins, therapy sessions, and access to support groups. We understand the importance of a sustained network, and our aftercare program is designed to provide ongoing encouragement for our clients at every stage of their recovery.
How does BOM integrate innovation within its treatment options?
We’re continuously exploring and incorporating new advances in addiction treatment to enhance our services. From digital health tools that can support remote monitoring and care, to emerging therapeutic practices, we are committed to innovation. We also stay updated with the latest research to refine our programs and provide treatments that offer the best outcomes for our clients.
What are some common misconceptions about rehab that you would like to address?
One of the most persistent misconceptions about drug and alcohol rehab Pomona is that it’s a ‘one size fits all’ solution or a quick fix. In reality, recovery is a deeply personal journey and a process that requires time, dedication, and often multiple levels of care. Another misconception is that entering rehab is a sign of weakness, but at BOM, we view it as an extraordinary act of courage and the start of one’s commitment to a healthier, more fulfilling life. How can we help you understand the strength that lies in seeking help and the personal growth that comes from recovery?
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