After Rehab Care
After Rehab Care at Second Chances
We understand that true addiction and substance abuse recovery is, for most, a lifelong journey that requires not only helping our guests stay sober but also giving them a guide to forming healthy relationships, healing old relationships, and becoming responsible members of society again.
Once one has endured the storm of addiction and found healing in their pain, there will be debris along the way that needs cleaned and growing that needs to take place. Through learning to live a happy, responsible life again there will be struggles that they need help or advice working through. This is why we feel that aftercare is such an important part of the journey. We will continue to support guests even after they have left treatment to help ensure they are equipped for the best chance for success.
Our After Rehab Care Program is Free of Charge
Our guests are all welcomed into this program, they simply need a willingness to continue accountability.
Our unique after rehab care program holds guests accountable for following their aftercare plan once discharged from Second Chances. Our healthcare professionals and counselors create a personalized after the care program that includes check-ins and touchpoints in a set rhythm to maintain accountability. For most, this will include attending one hour of group sessions once a week, at the center from 6pm-7pm.
We will require proof they are following their discharge recommendations from treatment which will include but not limited to making their AA/CR meetings, actively working with a sponsor, actively working their steps, finding a job, etc.
At this time, they will have the ability to check in with their counselor and discuss any issues that may come up after treatment that could cause problems or pose a threat to their recovery. As well as talk through problems they may have had that week and how they handled it; i.e. job problems (finding one or just daily work problems), relationship issues, emotional issues, or trauma. This time serves as an extension of continued counseling; and, as a bonus it is time spent with a professional and a group of peers who can relate to their journey.