At INTEGRIS Health Arcadia Trails Center for Addiction Recovery, our goal is to provide you the individualized program that leads you to a successful long-term recovery and the best life you have ever had.
At INTEGRIS Health Arcadia Trails Center for Addiction Recovery, therapy is selected based on each patient’s substance use history, mental health needs, trauma history, goals and needed level of care.
We provide a personalized approach to you, ensuring each program is tailored to facilitate successful, long-term healing. It is our goal to get you on the path to the best life you have ever had.
Therapy within the recovery process is designed to help our patients:
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For many people, substance use is connected to painful experiences, unresolved trauma, mental health concerns or patterns of coping that developed over time. Trauma-informed care helps create a safe, supportive environment where patients can begin therapy without feeling judged, rushed or defined by what they have been through.
At Arcadia Trails, trauma-informed care is not a separate service. Our team works to understand each patient’s history, triggers, strengths and goals so therapy can support healing while reducing the risk of re-traumatization. This approach helps patients build trust, strengthen coping skills and address the deeper factors that may contribute to substance use.
Group therapy also helps address the problems that commonly accompany substance use, such as depression, isolation, and shame.
Our scientifically supported therapies are selected to maximize recovery effectiveness:
Discover how our dedicated approach to addiction and trauma recovery can help you achieve the health and wellness you deserve. We will walk this journey with you.
We offer an assortment of treatment modalities unprecedented in the region. These treatment therapies can be used in conjunction with each other or on their own to address addiction, mental health and trauma.
Depression, anxiety, bipolar and other mental health problems can be where the addiction began, and these feelings tend to compound the addiction. Those who suffer from mental health problems sometimes use whatever drug they can find to escape from those feelings they can’t control.
Trauma can fester, especially when not addressed, making recovery difficult or impossible. By addressing all three issues of addiction, mental health and trauma, real healing and recovery can begin.
Substance treatment comes in many different forms, from outpatient care to inpatient hospital programs to long-term therapy plans. During the course of recovery, a client may receive many levels of treatment that allow a more concentrated and personalized plan based on the client’s needs.