Best Alcohol Drug Rehab in Delaware

Our Addiction Treatment Services Full Continuum of Care

Our treatment programs are integrated, meaning we incorporate several types of care into each person’s program, combining scientific, evidence-based treatments and therapies with holistic care like yoga and mindfulness for a whole-person approach to healing. We do not see you as “a drug addict” or “an alcoholic”. You are an important, interesting, worthy individual who deserves personalized care, respect, and empathy. Our team will work with you to help you regain your strength and wellness through trauma-informed care.

Daybreak is a treatment provider that offers the full continuum of care. This means that you will not need to search for separate detox and rehab facilities, nor will you need to meet new care providers at each step of your recovery, as all levels of care take place with us, with treatment from the same doctors and therapists. This creates a seamless stable environment with continued consistent care that you can count on, and it allows us to get to know you better as a person.

The levels of care that we offer at DayBreak include: Medical detox, with medication-assisted treatment options. Inpatient drug and alcohol rehab. Short-term partial hospitalization addiction recovery programs. Intensive outpatient treatment programs. Long-term outpatient rehab program options. Aftercare and alumni support including connections to Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous. We offer comprehensive drug and alcohol rehab programs that don’t simply treat the symptoms of alcohol and drug addiction, we also address the underlying roots of addiction including mental health issues, trauma, behavioral health, and social issues that cause addiction to happen in the first place, making it much less likely that you will relapse in the future.

Drug Detox

Each person will undergo a full assessment by our medical and mental health experts before beginning drug detox to ensure they are receiving the care and treatments that will best benefit their health, well-being, and overall comfort throughout drug detox. At DayBreak, drug detox usually lasts for 3 to 10 days on average, depending on factors such as:. Which drug(s) you are detoxing from. Whether you were mixing drugs with alcohol or other substances. The method you were using to take the drugs (smoking, snorting, ingesting, injection).How long you have been using the drugs, how much you were taking at one time and how frequently you were taking them.Your mental and physical health care needs. Your history of drug use and relapse. Your unique biological and genetic makeup.

You will move into our inpatient detox center as you undergo your customized detox plan. Your room will be semi-private, with one other patient, in gender-specific housing with plenty of staff and care available to you day and night in case you need anything. You will have:. Your own TV. Plenty of storage. A comfortable bed. Your own private bathroom. Laundry facilities. Housekeeping services. Healthy food cooked in-house.Holistic spa services like detox massage. Salon services. Movie theater access.

Our aim is to keep you as comfortable as possible during your stay in detox, because the process is not easy. You may suffer withdrawal symptoms that can range from mild to severe when you quit drugs and alcohol, which may include: Pain, aches, and discomfort. Flu-like symptoms like fever and cold flashes. Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea.Shaking, Increased blood pressure, Anxiety, depression, paranoia, and psychosis,Seizures. Serious drug cravings. To help you avoid unnecessary suffering and possible relapse, we have a medical detox plan that allows us to provide you with prescription medications that will not only keep you safe from serious symptoms like seizures and high blood pressure, but will also keep you comfortable, ease aches and pains, and help you rest. You will have 24-hour supervision by doctors and nurses to make sure no serious side effects occur as your body purges the toxins from your system and your brain works to rebalance its internal chemistry, and we also provide therapy and counseling at this time to help you deal with any difficult emotional pain or trauma that may come up.

We also have a dual diagnosis program that helps those who have a co-occurring mental health disorder alongside their addiction that begins at the time of detox and continues through rehab. At DayBreak, we customize your program to best suit your needs. Some people will have severe medical needs that require full-time medical care and supervision in an acute detox program. They may have a higher risk of respiratory failure, seizures, and other dangerous side effects, and will live inside the medical facility full-time with frequent doctor visits and nurse check-ins to ensure medications and care are going to plan and the patient remains safe. Other people may have a mild addiction that only needs a few days in a more casual program, and they may not need any medication or experience many withdrawal symptoms. In this case, we will still recommend staying inside the detox clinic day and night, to avoid any potential temptations to relapse, but we will not provide unnecessary treatments or medication, matching the appropriate level of care to each person’s needs.

For people who are addicted to drugs that have severe withdrawal symptoms and strong drug cravings that last longer than our standard medical detox program length, we offer a medication-assisted treatment (MAT) plan. This is a program that provides FDA-approved replacement medications or other medicine on a set schedule, often lasting weeks or months after detox, to help you slowly taper off of the addictive drug, avoiding the worst of the withdrawal symptoms and cravings. Opioid drugs and benzodiazepines often require a MAT substance abuse treatment program to quit successfully.

Drug Rehab

We offer several levels of care for drug rehab, with customized inpatient or outpatient plans that can be tailored to meet your personal recovery goals and health needs. Each type of drug comes with its own set of withdrawal symptoms, health problems, and long-term side effects, and every person is a unique individual who has their own practical scheduling needs, budgets, insurance, preferences and health issues. Opioid drug rehab often requires a medication-assisted treatment (MAT) program, along with inpatient and outpatient rehab, as opioid addiction often takes longer than other drug addiction treatments. Withdrawal symptoms from drugs like heroin, fentanyl, or oxy can also come back weeks or even months after the initial detox period, so it is important for patients to connect to a strong sober support system outside of the rehab facility as well, and have a solid relapse prevention plan in place. Crystal meth rehab often requires a program that provides plenty of medical care and mental health services, because this drug can cause serious issues like drug-induced psychosis, nutrition deficiencies, serious dental problems, heart problems, extreme dehydration, and depression. To avoid medical problems or suicidal actions, a longer stay inside an inpatient treatment center is almost always recommended, followed by long-term aftercare that includes a robust therapy element and follow-up medical treatment. Benzodiazepine drugs are another type of drug that needs a MAT treatment plan to safely stop, with a slow tapering off to avoid serious withdrawal symptoms like seizures. Spending time in inpatient treatment inside the drug rehab center followed by outpatient care with dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring anxiety and panic is often recommended for people quitting benzos. Cocaine is a drug that is psychologically addictive. This means that along with physical dependence, a person addicted to cocaine will need a treatment plan that includes plenty of behavioral health treatments, medical care, and mental health care in an integrated long-term or short-term plan. No matter which drug(s) you have been using, at the DayBreak treatment center our highly experienced and caring team will meet you where you are in your substance abuse recovery, working alongside you every step of the way to get you the types of care that will best serve your overall physical, mental, and spiritual wellness, healing the underlying causes of addiction and providing the skills and tools you will need to move forward in life on a positive trajectory after rehab.

Alcohol Detox

Even though it is a substance that is legal, socially acceptable, and is available throughout the US, alcohol is actually one of the most dangerous substances to quit using, because of its intense withdrawal symptoms. If you have been binge drinking, drinking heavily, or drinking alcohol for a long time, if you suddenly stop, your brain and body will struggle to regain a healthy chemical balance which can cause mild to severe reactions, sometimes resulting in hospitalization due to the severity of withdrawal. Common alcohol withdrawal symptoms include: Headaches and muscle aches,Tremors and shaky hands. SweatingNausea and vomiting. Blood pressure fluctuations. Irregular heart beat. Anxiety and irritability. Lethargy or restlessness, Insomnia or other sleep issues,Hallucinations,Intense cravings for alcohol, Seizures, Delirium tremens (aggression, confusion, agitation, hallucinations, loss of consciousness, dangerous brain activity that can lead to coma or even death in severe circumstances)

Many people will continue drinking for years, even when they want to stop, because of the fear of alcohol withdrawal. Alcohol detox should never be attempted on your own, especially not cold turkey. Even if you have a mild addiction, the alcohol cravings can quickly become unbearable, causing you to relapse. At DayBreak, we offer a medical alcohol detox program that can help you quit drinking without suffering these dangerous and uncomfortable side effects, helping you get through the difficult week or so of withdrawal so you can move forward in your treatment free from the weight of physical dependence, with a clear mind and fewer distractions. Nurse practitioners will be on-site daily, and there is round-the-clock care overseen by a licensed physician, so in the case that medical complications arise, there will be somebody there for you to alleviate pain, distress, and ensure you stay safe. Co-occurring mental health issues are diagnosed during your initial assessment when you arrive at our treatment center, and if you have any mental illness or trauma that requires treatment, targeted therapy and prescription psychiatric medication may be provided as you detox as well. Common mental health issues seen alongside addiction are: Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Generalized anxiety disorder, Panic disorder, Schizoaffective disorder, Bipolar disorder, Depression, Mood disorders.Like drug detox, you will move into our detox center full time, staying inside our walls 24 hours a day. Your room will be semi-private with one roommate who will likely also be detoxing from alcohol. Your days will be filled with rest, easy treatments, doctor’s visits, and administration of helpful medications that will keep you comfortable, stabilize blood pressure, and help you avoid dangerous symptoms like seizures and delirium tremens. Our overall goal with our detox programs is to ensure you are as comfortable as possible, because the more comfortable you are, the more successful your recovery will be. As you feel healthier and more stable, you will begin to work with counselors and therapists to address the underlying causes of addiction and behavioral addiction issues, working through the psychological and social variables that contribute to addiction. Whether you were a casual drinker or a heavy drinker who was using alcohol and drugs together for years, our team will be able to build you a customized detox plan to help you get through detox as seamlessly as possible, moving directly into an appropriate inpatient or outpatient rehab program that will get you back on track.

Alcohol Rehab

Alcohol rehab looks different for each of our patients. We have short-term programs and long-term programs that can be tailored to suit your needs using a holistic approach to healing that combines the use of evidence-based alcohol treatment with holistic care like yoga, meditation, exercise and nutrition programs, helping you not only address the physical aspects of alcohol addiction but also the spiritual, mental, social, and emotional aspects. At DayBreak alcohol rehab centers, we will help you heal the reasons for your alcohol addiction as you learn how to move forward toward a healthier, more fulfilling sober life. One of the aspects of care our alcohol rehab team offers that others may not is trauma-informed treatment at all levels. Put simply, this means that our team recognizes that everybody has lived a full and varied life, and many people have been placed in traumatic situations surrounding medical issues, overdoses, issues with authority figures or the law, assault and other experiences. A trauma-informed therapist or doctor will know the signs of trauma and do all they can to avoid re-traumatization, like: Asking for consent before touching a patient or administering medication. Explaining all procedures before they take place and checking in to make sure the patient understands what is happening. Answering all questions truthfully, in plain language, with open transparency. Listening closely to any concerns a patient may have. Allowing the patient to make their own decisions regarding their health.Getting to know the patient on a personal level to build a trusting relationship.

Inpatient Addiction Treatment

When you move into our drugs and alcohol treatment facility for inpatient rehab, you will stay for 30 to 90 days. The facility itself is safe and peaceful, with modern décor and a welcoming warm atmosphere, and your semi-private room is comfortable and clean. Your days will be structured and scheduled from morning until evening, with days filled with therapy, groups, education, holistic treatments, doctor’s appointments, exercise programs, good food, and more. You will have mental health care and medical treatments, along with medication management for those in a medication-assisted detox plan. Along with comprehensive treatment, the main benefit for moving into an inpatient drug rehab center in Delaware is that you will be removed from your everyday life for an extended period of time. This will provide you with: Time away from your old hangouts, friends, and activities, allowing you to gain a new perspective on life. The mental space away from the usual stressors like bills, work, family, etc. so you can focus on your own healing. A safe and 100% sober environment without the temptation of drugs or alcohol nearby. A sober community of peers and professionals who are on the same page as you and will offer understanding and support when you need it most. The chance to work on building new healthy habits and routines that include exercise, nutrition, mindfulness, and healthy sleep patterns. Inpatient treatment programs provide you with the tools you will need to break out of your bad habits and unhelpful thinking patterns, heal your body mind and spirit, and give you the tools needed to make the necessary changes in your life for long-term recovery. After inpatient rehab is complete, it is common for patients to move into an outpatient program to help with the transition back to everyday life.

Residential Drug Rehab

There are different lengths of residential drug rehab, and your treatment program length may depend on factors like whether you are in a MAT plan, if you are in a dual diagnosis program for physical or mental health issues along with your addiction, and your overall comfort with moving out of the drug rehab centers. Residential addictions treatment at DayBreak is short-term (30 days) or long-term (60-90 days). A short-term stay in inpatient care will provide you with intensive therapy, groups, and holistic treatment while providing the skills and coping tools you will need to move forward in life, with a full month out of your usual comfort zone to hone and craft the new sober you, gaining new healthy habits, changing negative and self-destructive behaviors, and healing the underlying issues surrounding addiction. A long-term stay in rehab is beneficial for people who are resistant to treatment and for people who have already relapsed. It is also good for people who have serious health issues that require 24-hour medical care, and for people who are trying a new psychiatric medication or have serious mental health issues that require full-time oversight. People in a MAT detox program may also find it easier to resist the temptation of relapse in a long-term inpatient rehabilitation program. When in inpatient rehab, we will take care of the small details like cooking, cleaning and laundry so you can focus on your healing, and learning relapse prevention strategies and recovery skills.

Residential Alcohol Rehab

When you come to Daybreak for a residential alcohol addiction treatment program, all care will be provided by our masters-level therapists, accredited, licensed, and experienced doctors and nurses, and top-tier holistic treatment providers, who will treat you as a part of the family, with respect and genuine care. They will never force you to do anything, and they will act with transparency using trauma-informed methods. Treatment for substance use disorders occurs on a personal level, and we have a low 6 to one client to therapist ratio, allowing for real connections to be made. Our staff is invested in your health and well-being. If you are a person who has been through rehab and relapse before and are unsure if you want to do it again, we ask you to please try once more with our team. We will do everything in our power to make this time different.

Prescription Drug Rehab

There are many prescription drugs out there that have the potential to create a physical dependency or addiction, even when used as prescribed by a doctor. This is why we customize our prescription drug rehab programs, with inpatient rehab and outpatient options, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and have dual diagnosis care. You will be able to work through the underlying reasons for your addiction, overcome withdrawal symptoms and cravings, and treat mental and physical health as you learn how to live your life as a person in recovery. Common drugs that require a drug addiction treatment plan are:Sleeping pills and sedatives including benzodiazepine drugs, Xanax, Klonopin, and Valium. Oxycodone, fentanyl, and other prescription painkillers. Stimulant drugs like Adderall and Ritalin.

Outpatient Addiction Treatment

When thinking about going to rehab, you may be wondering if you will have to quit your job or take other drastic measures to be able to get the help you need. If you are a single parent, have a high-level career, have to stay in school to continue a scholarship or loans, or are a primary caretaker for another person, leaving simply may not be an option. Outpatient rehab programs at DayBreak can be the solution that breaks down barriers to addiction treatment. Outpatient programs are  designed to work with your unique situation. You may live at home or in a sober living home, and come in at predetermined times for groups, therapy, doctor’s appointments and other treatments. This will ensure you have the support of loved ones, you can continue working at your job, and you can be near friends and family without their having to be your only support system as you detox and rehabilitate.

IOP Rehab

In the DayBreak intensive outpatient program, you will live outside of the Delaware addiction treatment center and come in for a tailored treatment program created by you and our addiction experts. The IOP begins at 5 days a week for 3 hours a day, and then tapers down to 3 days a week, 3 hours a day as time goes on and you get used to the way things work. Sessions run during the mornings, afternoons, and evenings, with some Saturday times available as well. In the IOP you will get the help you need through therapy, 12-step groups, sober living care, doctor’s appointments, psychiatrist and psychologist appointments, counseling, and alcohol and drug support groups. There is also random drug testing, not to “catch” you, but to ensure you are getting the right types of treatments and are able to stay on track. If you need it we also offer employment support to help you regain your footing in the workforce, helping you to live independently. Scheduling with the IOP has been created so you can attend classes, go to work, take care of your family, or tend to other important responsibilities. Many people will stay in this program for months, learning to incorporate their recovery skills into their day-to-day life while receiving consistent professional and peer support and care.The IOP rehab sessions available at DayBreak are as follows: Morning – 8:30am to 11:30am Monday through Saturday. Afternoon – noon to 3:00pm Monday through Friday. Evenings – 6:00pm to 9:00pm Monday through Friday. If you are no longer experiencing withdrawal symptoms after detoxing, are not suffering from untreated mental health conditions, have a sober-friendly place to live, and feel motivated in your treatment and your sobriety with the ability to stay away from substances on your own, an intensive outpatient program may be right for you.

PHP Rehab

The partial hospitalization program at DayBreak is a short-term 3-to-5-week program in which you live outside of the rehab center, either at home or in a sober living residence, and come in for full days of treatment 6 days a week, from 8:30am to 3:30pm. This provides you with busy, structured days filled with evidence-based therapy, groups, 12-step programs, and behavioral health programs, along with treatment for physical and mental health disorders. You will also have holistic treatments that include yoga, meditation, exercise programs, nutritional counseling, and massage therapy, healing the whole person instead of solely focusing on the addiction. Once you have completed the PHP, you will move into the more flexible IOP to begin the transition back to normal life.The PHP is the right program for anybody feeling overwhelmed at the prospect of going back out into life as a newly sober person, as it provides you with a real-world aspect along with full support and many hours a week of care. It is also the right program for people who are still experiencing cravings, and for people who have a history of relapsing.

Sober Living u0026 Aftercare

Moving into a sober living home will give you that extra boost of support, helping you avoid relapsing by providing an environment with: Structure and rules.Zero tolerance for drugs and alcohol. A safe and welcoming environment. Aftercare with DayBreak provides connections to sober living homes in your area, as well as help with relapse prevention, teaching strategies and skills that will help you to know when relapse may be beginning, what to do and where to go. You will also gain connections to several peer group connections and our alumni group, keeping you within a supportive sober community for as long as you wish.

Alumni Support

Our alumni support group will go the extra mile to ensure you feel connected, inspired and motivated in your recovery. We host family-oriented gatherings filled with caring staff and peers that will put in the effort to get to know you so you feel at home and comfortable during and after addiction treatment. You will never be alone in your alcohol and drug abuse recovery with DayBreak.

Why Choose DayBreak for Rehab in DE

At DayBreak comprehensive treatment center, we have treatments and services including:Detox programs with medical care and medication management. Behavioral health treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy and rational emotive behavioral therapy. Group, family, and individual therapy. Motivational interviewing. Dual diagnosis treatments for those with co-occurring addiction and mental health issues. Relapse prevention programs for drugs and alcohol.12 step integration and SMART recovery meetings. Didactic therapy and psychological educational therapy. Music therapy. Holistic spa treatments, massage therapy, salon services, yoga classes, mindfulness, and exercise therapy. Case management services, counseling, life coaching and career support services. Our tailored treatment plans are comprehensive, integrating treatments that address you as a whole person, not “an addict”. You will heal your body, mind, and spirit, with full support and care every step of the way. If you are ready to beginning down your own personal road to recovery, please call us today at (844)695-0083

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