Admissions
ADMISSIONS
Experience life free from addiction.
Breaking free from addiction is the first step toward a life of clarity, health, and true happiness. Imagine waking up every day with a clear mind, strong body, and a sense of purpose. When addiction no longer controls you, you regain the power to live fully, rebuild relationships, and chase your dreams with confidence.
Recovery is not just about quitting—it’s about rediscovering yourself. It’s about embracing a life filled with meaningful connections, self-growth, and new opportunities. Whether you are taking the first step or supporting a loved one, remember: healing is possible, and a brighter future awaits.
Start your journey today. Freedom is within reach.
Set Yourself Free
WELCOME TO RETREAT
PRE-INTAKE SCREENING
It’s crucial to find a rehab facility and program that fit your unique needs. When you speak with a treatment expert, you’ll go through a pre-screening interview to determine the best options for your recovery. During this call, you can expect to discuss the following topics.
- Family life and history
- Treatment history
- Medical history
- Current medications
- Drug use and history
- Mental and emotional health
- Abuse and trauma history
- Current employment
We Accept Most Major Insurance
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WELCOME TO RETREAT
WHAT SHOULD YOU BRING TO REHAB?
You can bring your own clothes and personal care items to rehab, but there are specific guidelines to follow. Pack comfortable outfits for outdoor activities, rest, and any special events, ensuring they are appropriate and not too revealing. Bring at least a 30-day supply of hygiene and grooming products, making sure they are alcohol-free and not in aerosol cans. Items like board games, candles, nail polish, and sports gear should be left at home, as entertainment options are provided.
- Clothes to last 7 days
- Slippers and shoes for activities
- Hygiene products
- Journal or notebook
- Calling card for long-distance
- Relatives’ contact information
- Small amount of cash for snacks
- Self-help or spiritual books
- Stamps or envelopes to write letters
