We know our drug treatment programs make recovery possible. Our comprehensive recovery programs allow clients to overcome the past, and lay out a foundation for what will be a promising and fulfilling life ahead. Through encouragement, education, and boundary setting, GateHouse gives you or a loved one the hope needed to begin the path to recovery.
Addiction takes hold of people from all walks of life, all races, genders, and ages. Everyone's battle with substance abuse is different. We recognize that there are many different faces to addiction, which is why GateHouse customizes each treatment plan for the individual, thereby ensuring the best opportunity for long-term sobriety.
Addiction takes hold of people from all walks of life, all races, genders, and ages. Everyone's battle with substance abuse is different. We recognize that there are many different faces to addiction, which is why GateHouse customizes each treatment plan for the individual, thereby ensuring the best opportunity for long-term sobriety.
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At GateHouse, we offer adult recovery services that include promoting personal responsibility, accountability and putting your well-being first. Our creative, comprehensive and evidence-based addiction treatment for adults is designed to meet the unique needs of each client. We offer a positive, safe and supportive environment to help adults achieve long-term sobriety.
At GateHouse, our drug and alcohol rehab program for young adults includes promoting personal responsibility, accountability and unique therapies tailored to adults from 18 to 30 years old. Addiction treatment for young adults is different from adult rehab, because unlike older addicts, young adults often feel they are invulnerable and don't have an addiction problem.
An intervention is "action taken to improve a situation, especially a medical disorder." In the case of a drug intervention, this is exactly what happens. An intervention for alcohol or drugs is a process where an addict's family members and close friends, with the help of a professional interventionist, can show the addict his/her destructive behavior with immediate plans for treatment following the drug intervention.
Addiction is a family disease. While only one person may have the disease of addiction, family members and close friends are also impacted in a variety of ways. At GateHouse, we believe that when someone with substance abuse problems decides to get help, it is imperative that the family educate themselves about addiction and the recovery process.
As a parent, you never stop worrying about your children, whether they're 3, 13 or 36 years old. Your son is having financial problems-you help him if you can. Your daughter is upset about a relationship-you counsel her. And, you hope it never happens, but if one of your children is ill or has a disease, you do everything in your power to help them get well.
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