DHS Division of Rehabilitation Services

Many rehabilitation centers use a combination of traditional therapies and modern treatment techniques. This may include cognitive-behavioral therapy, group counseling, and wellness programs designed to improve emotional well-being. Other services may include life skills training, stress management techniques, and relapse prevention strategies, ensuring individuals have the tools needed to maintain their recovery.

Rehabilitation facilities vary in their offerings, from inpatient residential centers to outpatient programs that allow individuals to receive care while maintaining daily responsibilities. Some centers provide essential recovery-focused accommodations, while others feature additional wellness amenities such as fitness programs, meditation spaces, and recreational activities to support overall well-being.

Treatment centers adhere to industry standards and professional guidelines to ensure that all recovery programs are safe, ethical, and effective. Whether through medical supervision, therapy, or behavioral health interventions, individuals receive structured support designed for recovery. Programs often include care plans that integrate therapy, medication-assisted treatment, and counseling services to help individuals navigate their recovery process.

Therapists, addiction specialists, and mental health counselors work together to develop treatment plans and provide ongoing support throughout the recovery process.