Extended Residential Care in Arizona
45-Day Extended Residential Treatment Program
At Decision Point Center, extended residential care is one of the many Arizona addiction treatment programs that we offer for drug and alcohol addiction, mental health issues, and failure to launch.
There are some cases where the treatment team, patients, and their families agree that a longer stay may be necessary for a full recovery. This allows for further stabilization from addictive behaviors. There are also some cases where extended treatment is necessary to ensure that our clients fully recover from any trauma-related experiences and mental health matters.
In addition, our 45-Day Extended Treatment Program offers more services and therapies that focus on addressing failure to launch life-skill issues, such as:
- Banking skills
- Educational and vocational consulting
- Money management
- Resume writing and interviewing skills
In many cases, substance use disorder and addiction are outgrowths of a patient’s inability to face life on his or her own terms. It’s our belief that this perception is because of a lack of emotional maturity as well as an inability to take on one’s own responsibility for his or her future.
Contact us today at (844) 292-5010 to learn more about our treatment options. Our Arizona addiction rehab treatment team is ready to help you or your loved one on the path to recovery.
Patients Who Chose Recovery
Share Their Experiences-
“The treatment team at Decision Point Center helped dig into that concealed part of myself”
- Todd H. -
“Decision Point not only comforted me and explained to me why I had done the things I had, but they also helped me to recognize my part in my mistakes and the damage I had caused in the lives of the people I love.”
- Harper D. -
“Decision Point gave me the key to unlocking a lifetime of happiness.”
- Brad K. -
“I gained friendships and life lessons I still keep with me. I learned what accountability and integrity meant and began to practice discipline and effective communication skills.”
- Kelsey -
“You all have made me a very happy old Mother.”
- Anonymous Mother