Alcohol Detox Program
At Mending Bridges, we offer a range of evidence-based programs designed to help individuals break free from addiction and reclaim their lives. From detox to inpatient care, our programs provide the support needed for long-term sobriety.
About Our Alcohol Detox Program
At Mending Bridges, our Alcohol Detox Program is designed to help you safely navigate the withdrawal process and begin your journey to sobriety. Alcohol use disorder affects millions of individuals each year, and withdrawal can be physically dangerous without proper medical supervision. Our program provides the care and support you need to detox safely while preparing for the next steps in recovery. We address both the physical and psychological aspects of alcohol dependence, offering a structured path to lasting recovery.
Alcohol detox is just the first step in the process. With our compassionate team and individualized care, we’ll guide you through each stage of recovery, from stabilization to long-term sobriety planning.
How it Works
STEP ONE
1. Personalized Assessment & Treatment Plan
We start by understanding your unique needs and history, creating a customized treatment plan tailored to support your recovery goals.
STEP two
2. Medical Detox & Stabilization
Our medically supervised detox ensures a safe and supportive environment as your body adjusts and stabilizes.
STEP three
3. Residential Treatment & Experiential Outings
In a structured setting, you’ll engage in therapy sessions and participate in experiential outings that promote growth and self-discovery.
STEP four
4. Outpatient Care
Transitioning to outpatient treatment allows you to build recovery skills while balancing everyday life responsibilities.
STEP five
5. Aftercare & Alumni Support
Our Roots and Wings Alumni Initiative offers ongoing support, peer connections, and resources to help you sustain long-term recovery.
Benefits of Our Alcohol Detox Program
At Mending Bridges, we believe that true recovery comes from addressing the root causes of addiction, not just the symptoms. Here’s why our program stands out:
Preparation for Recovery
Detox is the foundation of recovery, and we provide a clear plan for the next steps, including inpatient treatment or outpatient services.
Medically Supervised Detox
Withdrawal from alcohol can be life-threatening without proper care. Our detox is overseen by medical professionals to ensure your safety and comfort during this critical phase.
Safe, Structured Environment
Our facility provides a peaceful and supportive space where you can focus on your recovery without external distractions.
Comprehensive Care
We address both the physical and psychological symptoms of alcohol withdrawal, offering therapies and medications to minimize discomfort and reduce cravings.
Client Testimonials
Insurance Can Help
We work with most major insurance providers to make treatment affordable. Our team is here to assist with insurance verification, so you can focus on what matters most—your recovery.
Answers to your questions
What is alcohol detox?
Alcohol detox is the process of safely removing alcohol from your body while managing the symptoms of withdrawal. It is the first step in the recovery process.
How long does alcohol detox take?
Alcohol detox typically lasts 3 to 10 days, depending on how long and how much you have been drinking. The severity of withdrawal symptoms can vary, and the process may take longer in some cases.
Is alcohol detox dangerous?
Yes, alcohol detox can be dangerous, especially if done without medical supervision. Severe withdrawal symptoms, such as seizures or delirium tremens (DTs), can be life-threatening, which is why a medically supervised detox is critical.
Does insurance cover alcohol detox?
Most major insurance plans cover alcohol detox services. Our team will help verify your coverage and guide you through the insurance process to make treatment as accessible as possible.
Take the First Step Toward Sobriety
If you’re ready to break free from alcohol dependence, contact us today to learn more about our Alcohol Detox Program and take the first step on your journey to recovery.
