Riverside Resurgence Explains Their Unique Experimental Programs Success

Nov 24, 2020

Experimental Program from Riverside Resurgence Behavioral Health shows how clients can indeed have fun on an authentic level without drugs and alcohol.

Riverside, United States - November 24, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —

As the year continues to take us by surprise, the rates of addiction and overdose have increased dramatically. This has caused a strain on drug rehabs among all the new covid restrictions placed in California. However, even during the lock-downs, Resurgence still offers full-service residential alcohol and drug rehab programs within a safe and comfortable healing environment.

They have several inpatient offices across southern California, including Riverside. Each inpatient facility provides close monitoring by highly trained staff, 24-hour medical care, personalized and group therapy sessions, healthy meal plans, and relaxing settings. The calm healing environment aims to stabilize the patients further, encourage a healthy routine without substances, and sustain the recovery process.

Riverside Resurgence is the only facility in the area to offer what they like to call an “Experimental Program,” which includes experiential outings have that have encompassed multiple themes.

Dave from Resurgence Behavioral Health explained their program in detail below:

-Fun in recovery. We get the opportunity to demonstrate to the clients that they can indeed have fun on an authentic level without drugs and alcohol.
-The more challenging outings push the clients to get outside their physical comfort zones and realize that we often have self-imposed limits. It helps them move past those limits and help them find confidence in their abilities to complete the hike or activity. Additionally, it helps to replace damaging habits with healthy ones. (A Staff favorite )
-Exercise is proven to help with anxiety and brings an overall sense of well-being and accomplishment.
-Regular outings help build structure and routine, which we lack in our addictions.
-Regular exercise helps foster improved sleep, more energy, and enhanced feelings of well-being, all of which make life more manageable and enjoyable and recovery that is much more possible and, most importantly, sustainable.

Each client and their loved one will be working with some of the most professional and highly trained addiction professionals in the country.
Rarely are two people’s needs the same. Their unique programs are specifically designed to fit anyone’s addiction and personal needs. They will evaluate the progress and update treatment as necessary.

They take pride in their reliable facility, stacked with trained experts that can provide the advantage of monitoring progress, reassuring no outside distractions and temptations, and that the process of detox is as relaxed as possible. Time away from stress, emotional burdens, and negative tendencies is crucial in guaranteeing moving past drug addiction.

Their treatment programs offer comprehensive, integrated care that combines mental health, substance abuse, and primary care services. They create positive outcomes by customizing treatment plans for each patient based on their unique personal needs.

Drug rehab treatment is covered by insurance. Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010, mental health and addiction services are counted as essential health benefits. However, they will need to verify the extent of coverage that will be handled by the particular insurance company.

Please contact Resurgence Behavioral Health or call them at 888-700-5053 so they can design an addiction treatment plan custom to your unique addiction and personal needs.

Contact Info:
Name: Resurgence Behavioral Health
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Organization: Resurgence Behavioral Health
Address: 3151 Airway Avenue H2, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Phone: Call Us 888-700-5053
Website: https://resurgencebehavioralhealth.com/

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