Fentanyl Addiction Treatment & Rehab Program in Georgia

After detox, a residential treatment program is often the next step. When it comes to preparing for long-term recovery, residential care provides round-the-clock treatment and intensive services that address both addiction recovery and any underlying mental health conditions that might be present.

Residential care is the highest level of substance use treatment available, and it is the most effective form of ensuring that a person remains sober long-term. At Southeast Detox, we connect our clients to professional treatment providers, evidence-based services, and effective relapse prevention training.

The length of time you will spend in our treatment center depends entirely on your specific needs, and we will re-evaluate as time goes on to determine if your stay should be extended or if we need to adjust the services we are providing for you. Some of the services we offer for fentanyl rehab include:

• Individual Therapy: Clients will work one-on-one with an assigned therapist to discuss their mental health, their drug addiction, and how they feel that they are progressing through the program.
• Group Therapy: Helps individuals learn how to take responsibility for their actions and learn how to establish goals and boundaries. Clients will be placed into groups with people struggling with similar situations, providing a support group for one another.
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): A type of talk therapy used in individual and group sessions that helps clients navigate the way they think and change negative patterns into positive ones.
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): Another type of talk therapy that helps people who deal with intense emotions and need help navigating them.
• EMDR: A type of therapy that helps individuals struggling with trauma.
• Relapse Prevention Training: One of the most effective ways to cope with cravings is to develop relapse prevention skills that can be used outside of treatment to maintain long-term sobriety.
• 12-Step Group Therapy: Support groups for people suffering from a drug addiction that follow a set number of steps and structure.
• Art, Writing, or Music Therapy: Holistic options that create positive coping skills and help clients find positive, healthy hobbies.
• Meditation, Yoga, and Nature Walks: Mindfulness activities that connect the client to the world.
• Therapeutic Fitness: Exercise helps not only treat the client’s physical body but can help to heal any physical or mental damage done by promoting different types of physical healing.
• Medication Management: In some cases, clients require medication to help with withdrawal or to treat any underlying mental health conditions that are present. Medication-assisted treatment services may also be available during the detox process to help minimize cravings or other side effects.
• Family Therapy: A lot of the way we are is due to our families and how we were raised. Family therapy can be helpful in connecting clients with their loved ones and healing the entire family unit.
• Aftercare Planning: Outpatient treatment, therapy, and various other services can be helpful in supporting clients once their inpatient substance abuse treatment is complete.

Any combination of these services can be used to treat fentanyl addiction effectively, and when working with your specific treatment team, you will play a role in determining which services will be used.