Benefits of Outpatient Treatment

Many people recognize treatment for substance abuse to be living in a facility for 30 to 90 days while you receive 24/7 care from therapists and medical professionals. Inpatient treatment may be one option, but it is not the only one. You or your loved one can experience benefits of outpatient treatment as well. Often, outpatient therapy can work well with those who want to continue with their treatment and still live their life at home, work, or school.

What is Outpatient Treatment?

An outpatient therapy program in Washington helps in the beginning stages of addiction. Usually, this is when individuals need a lot of support after inpatient treatment. While inpatient treatment can be very expensive, outpatient can be affordable and effective. This may not be a good option for someone with a severe addiction, because if you stay at home during treatment, you might be tempted to use again if you come across your drug-using friends, bars, administering equipment, or anything else that could lead to a relapse. It may also not be a good idea for other reasons like if you pose a danger to yourself or others or have a history of chronic relapse.

Outpatient therapy helps you focus on the techniques of overcoming addiction and to continue this journey while you are in work or school. It can also be useful if you do not want anyone to know about your addiction compared to having to explain to work and your loved ones why you need to go away for a while. You can still continue on doing what you need to do to get better without stopping your responsibilities.

The Benefits of Outpatient Treatment

The benefits of outpatient treatment include staying in close proximity to your loved ones and getting the support that you need. You can get access to educational programs, skills training, and mental health care. Programs in outpatient treatment can include cognitive-behavioral therapy, which is changing your negative thought patterns into positive ones. Contingency management will reward you for following your treatment with things like movie tickets for attending therapy sessions. There is also multidimensional family therapy. Such therapy helps your whole family heal from the effects of addiction and uses the matrix model, which combines all of the programs to stop using drugs and remain abstinent. Every addiction is of different intensities. It is best to do research on inpatient and outpatient treatment. It’s important to see which one is the best for you on your path to recovery.

Bayview Recovery

Located in Tacoma, Washington, Bayview Center’s mission is to offer clinically-driven programs and services. We treat a number of substance abuse disorders. For instance, some of these include:

Also, Bayview Recovery offers 12 Step programs and excellent aftercare programs for when clients complete their recovery stay with us. All of these treatments and programs make for a successful recovery. Our professional staff dedicates themselves to helping you or your loved one come out from the burden of substance abuse. For more information, please call us at 855.478.3650 as we are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Benefits of Outpatient Treatment

Many people recognize treatment for substance abuse to be living in a facility for 30 to 90 days while you receive 24/7 care from therapists and medical professionals. Inpatient treatment may be one option, but it is not the only one. You or your loved one can experience benefits of outpatient treatment as well. Often, outpatient therapy can work well with those who want to continue with their treatment and still live their life at home, work, or school.

What is Outpatient Treatment?

An outpatient therapy program in Washington helps in the beginning stages of addiction. Usually, this is when individuals need a lot of support after inpatient treatment. While inpatient treatment can be very expensive, outpatient can be affordable and effective. This may not be a good option for someone with a severe addiction, because if you stay at home during treatment, you might be tempted to use again if you come across your drug-using friends, bars, administering equipment, or anything else that could lead to a relapse. It may also not be a good idea for other reasons like if you pose a danger to yourself or others or have a history of chronic relapse.

Outpatient therapy helps you focus on the techniques of overcoming addiction and to continue this journey while you are in work or school. It can also be useful if you do not want anyone to know about your addiction compared to having to explain to work and your loved ones why you need to go away for a while. You can still continue on doing what you need to do to get better without stopping your responsibilities.

The Benefits of Outpatient Treatment

The benefits of outpatient treatment include staying in close proximity to your loved ones and getting the support that you need. You can get access to educational programs, skills training, and mental health care. Programs in outpatient treatment can include cognitive-behavioral therapy, which is changing your negative thought patterns into positive ones. Contingency management will reward you for following your treatment with things like movie tickets for attending therapy sessions. There is also multidimensional family therapy. Such therapy helps your whole family heal from the effects of addiction and uses the matrix model, which combines all of the programs to stop using drugs and remain abstinent. Every addiction is of different intensities. It is best to do research on inpatient and outpatient treatment. It's important to see which one is the best for you on your path to recovery.

Bayview Recovery

Located in Tacoma, Washington, Bayview Center’s mission is to offer clinically-driven programs and services. We treat a number of substance abuse disorders. For instance, some of these include:

Also, Bayview Recovery offers 12 Step programs and excellent aftercare programs for when clients complete their recovery stay with us. All of these treatments and programs make for a successful recovery. Our professional staff dedicates themselves to helping you or your loved one come out from the burden of substance abuse. For more information, please call us at 855.478.3650 as we are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Dave Cundiff, MD, MPHDr. Dave Cundiff, MD, MPH (Medical Reviewer)

Dave Cundiff, MD, MPH is an experienced leader in the field of Substance Use Disorder treatment. He works with patients suffering from Substance Use Disorder to evaluate their medication needs and prescribe treatments accordingly. In addition, he regularly participates in all-staff debriefing sessions involving peers, nurses, and other prescribers. He also reviews and advises on policies, procedures, and techniques for treating substance use disorder.

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