The #1 Outpatient Addiction Rehab Program in Indiana.
310 E Dupont Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Outpatient treatment requires you to be able to commit to around six to fifteen hours of group therapy with an additional individual session each week. This is beneficial for people who need to work or who cannot attend residential programs for other reasons such as the need to care for their family. However, this type of program may not work for everyone. For instance, you may need inpatient addiction treatment if you find it hard to manage your cravings during the day.
The ideal candidate for outpatient addiction treatment in Fort Wayne is someone who has a strong sober support network at home that can help them avoid giving in to cravings when they are not attending counseling sessions. You are also likely to do well in this type of program if you have already had an opportunity to be drug or alcohol free for a period of time and are at low risk for a relapse.
FORT WAYNE RECOVERY
Our Drug & Alcohol Outpatient Rehab Facility in Fort Wayne
Our Drug & Alcohol Outpatient Rehab Facility in Fort Wayne
You can reclaim your life from addiction. One of the biggest benefits of outpatient treatment in Fort Wayne is that it makes addiction recovery possible for everyone. Whether you need help avoiding relapse after a residential stay or just require a few hours of counseling a week to work through the underlying reasons for your addiction, you can find the help you need with outpatient treatment.
Addiction Affects the Entire Family
Addiction is like a black hole that sucks the time, energy, and resources out of the entire family. At Fort Wayne Recovery, we strongly encourage and facilitate family sessions for the clients in our program. These sessions are meant to help establish boundaries and improve communication between the client and their significant other, family or loved ones.
Friends & Family Sessions
Come join us for our Friends and Family Sessions held on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of every month at 5pm.
This session is open to the public and is designed to help treat the family members and friends while their loved one is in early recovery.
Contact us to learn more.
