Long & Short Term Treatment
Time is often the critical factor for full rehabilitation and the length of stay is based upon individual progress in treatment.
It takes time to:
- Heal the brain functions and nervous system
- Develop new mental habits
- Practice new life skills
- Heal family relationships
- Understand the 12 step programs and principals
Clinical Services / Therapy:
Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Psychological Evaluation
24 Hour Nursing Services
Relapse Prevention
Co-Dependency Series
Trauma Resolution
Family Therapy
Specialty Groups and Clinical Protocols for young adults, eating disorders, grief, gambling, smoking, (Alina Lodge was the first treatment center in the country to be non smoking) sexual compulsivity, relationship dependency, spirituality and personality disorders
Education and practice in applying 12 Step principles
Reality Therapy (accountability for today's behaviours)
Non-fraternizing policy
Balanced diet and vitamin supplements
Eating Disorder Program
Nicotine Cessation (Alina Lodge is a smoke-free environment)
Focused approach to treatment minimizing outside distractions
Group therapy, individual therapy, lectures, films and in-house and community-based 12 Step Meetings
Moderate exercise
Highly structured non-permissive approach to foster self-discipline
Multi-disciplinary professional staff for treating coexisting and multiple addictive disorders
Family Services
Continuing Care
The fact is - long term recovery takes commitment and support. We provide:
- Comprehensive, individualized continuing care plan
- Alumni services
- Aftercare plan with appropriate referrals, alumni and family contacts
- Discharge recommendations
- Our staff which is always available, offers a lifetime of support
- Haley House, built on the Alina Lodge philosophy, offers transitional housing for women. Click on this link to learn more: www.haleyhousewomen.org
Seven years ago, my son "Bill," then in his early 20s, arrived as a new student at Alina Lodge. It was far from the first stop in his effort to confront the devastating grip of his addictions. Today, Bill has every hope and expectation that it was the last.-Tim
