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General Outpatient Drug Rehab & Alcohol Rehab in Utah

If you’ve finished your treatment program, you not only have every reason to celebrate using the sober living skills you’ve learned. You’ve taken action, made the choice for treatment, and now you can start the next part of your life. Our General Outpatient Program (GOP) at Pathways Real Life Recovery is designed for teens and adults in the final steps of recovery with drug abuse, alcohol addiction, or co-occurring substance abuse and mental health issues. It is the lowest level of support used to maintain sobriety. GOP services are usually recommended after a person completes a PHP and/or an IOP recovery program. Individuals continue to work with their therapists and substance abuse counselors 1-2 times a week during their GOP experience.

Pathways Real Life Recovery offers you the choice of a customized addiction aftercare plan that’s right for you. After you’ve completed rehab, it’s time to re-enter life. An alcohol or drug addiction aftercare plan will also involve your family, helping you to build your life with them substance-free. Contact Pathways to plan your post-rehab aftercare in Utah. We accept most insurance plans and offer financing options.

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An addiction aftercare program isn’t ‘one size fits all’ but an addiction aftercare plan designed for you will support both you and your family in healthy, ongoing recovery. We want to emphasize the importance of aftercare programs because research shows that relapse rates can be as high as 40 to 60% without them.
 

Your needs will determine which drug rehab aftercare program or which aftercare drug treatment is the best fit. You need support that is right for you to help prevent relapse, and you need support to practice the coping strategies that you’ve learned.

Immediately after you complete your treatment program, you are in early recovery. You don’t just run a risk of experiencing relapse triggers, you will encounter them out in the “real world” when you get back to work, family, friends, or other activities. You may also feel bored or lonely, and an aftercare plan can include enjoyable, sober recreation with other sober people. Your aftercare plan will help you to avoid situations that could trigger a relapse. It will also help you to strengthen the skills you need to resist urges to relapse.

Addiction aftercare offers you help to reinforce:

  • Self-sufficiency
  • Life skills
  • Self-esteem
  • Resilience
  • Fun and enjoyment while substance-free

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Residential Rehab?
Residential Treatment is a place where clients can live outside of their regular environment in a facility that offers supervision and support and therapeutic interventions for those in early recovery. A client will eat and sleep at the facility. Clients participate in a clinically driven program daily to gain skills to maintain recovery. Residential treatment puts you or your loved one under our care 24 hours per day.
Residential treatment works by removing the person from the toxic environment and putting them in a safe, quiet environment that promotes a healthy and whole place to work on themselves. Clients gain tools and skills that will assist them in addressing core issues that have caused maladaptive coping skills, such as drugs and alcohol use. Inpatient treatment provides support through skilled staff that is available 24 hours per day to assist in the process of healing.
Upon checking into residential treatment, you will see a medical provider to ensure that you clear to begin the treatment program. You will have an intake with trained staff and assigned a room and be introduced to your peers. You will meet with clinical staff for a complete assessment, be briefed on what to expect during residential treatment. You will also be given an opportunity to participate in creating a treatment plan and provide input on areas of your life you would like to work on.