Fentanyl Rehab in Arizona

When you first get off of Fentanyl, you may experience uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms, such as sweating and gastrointestinal distress. Detox, short for "detoxification," is a level of care used to help people get off drugs and alcohol safely. In the detox program at Terra Nova, medical staff are present and available to provide medications, nutrition, adequate hydration, and monitoring as needed. Detox might last anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks. Since detox is designed to help you through the initial process of discontinuing substances and reaching physical stability, it's used as a precursor to another level of care, such as our residential inpatient program.

Residential inpatient treatment helps you build new patterns and gives you a safe, drug-free place to heal from Fentanyl addiction. The most intensive form of addiction treatment, residential inpatient, requires that you eat, sleep, and live at your treatment center for the duration of the program. The residential inpatient program at Terra Nova involves groups, individual therapy, and other services, such as recreation activities, family sessions, and medication management. It also provides 24/7 access to medical and mental health support, which can be powerful and necessary when you first get sober.

Partial hospitalization programs (PHP) are the most intensive variation of outpatient treatment. PHP helps you transition back into standard daily life after inpatient care because it provides continued support while allowing you to get used to living outside of a residential treatment center and maintaining a sober lifestyle. PHP can be an ideal alternative to residential inpatient care for those unable to attend an inpatient program or who don't need extensive supervision. When you enter PHP, your treatment schedule will consist of regular groups, individual therapy, and other applicable treatments, like medication management, throughout the week.

Intensive outpatient programs (IOP) are the next step below PHP in intensity. While the therapies and treatments used are similar, the distinction between PHP and IOP at Terra Nova is that intensive outpatient clients will spend less time in treatment throughout the week. As a result, IOP gives you more time for external commitments, such as work, school, and family life.

Outpatient is the form of addiction treatment lowest in intensity. While your exact treatment plan will rely on your personal needs, outpatient care may entail attending individual therapy, groups, or other relevant treatments and supports for just a few hours per week. The goal of outpatient care is to help you maintain sobriety, navigate hurdles in everyday life, and stay connected to your support system.