Substance Use Disorders
A Shape-Shifting
Illness
It is a singular disease that manifests in various forms and terminology.
Abuse. Dependency. Alcoholism. Self-medication. Alcohol use disorders. Substance use disorders. If you haven’t encountered addiction personally, it’s important to understand this: the majority of individuals grappling with addiction do not wish to find themselves in that situation. If they could overcome it independently, they certainly would. For most, addiction creates a state of survival, as they navigate life from one drink, one smoke, one pill, or one injection to the next.
A Transformative Change.
Opioid Use Disorders
We once labeled those struggling with addiction with harsh, judgmental terms: drunks, junkies, potheads, and more. Most people facing addiction don’t identify with these names; they don’t see themselves that way.
Instead, they might think: I’m not like them. Those names are for others. I drink daily but I’m fine. I take pills to relax at night—that’s all. I only drink on weekends. I use weed to relax, pills to get through work, and others to sleep. Everyone has vices—what's the issue? I’m following my doctor’s advice and not hurting anyone but myself. I’ll quit tomorrow, after this work project, or gradually after the holidays.
If you recognize these statements in yourself or a loved one, it may indicate an alcohol or substance use disorder. It’s vital to seek help before the situation worsens. At Restored Life, we offer understanding and support to navigate the path to recovery.
Continuum of Care
Our Continuum of Care Process
Inpatient Treatment
In the first phase of treatment, clients receive 24/7 comprehensive care at the facility. Our team of medical professionals, therapists, and case managers provides structured support throughout the day. Clients participate in 21 hours of therapy each week, and our support staff attends to all daily needs. Many of our staff members are also in recovery, offering empathy and understanding at every step of the journey.
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
In the second phase, known as PHP, individuals with moderate Substance Use Disorder (SUD) participate in five hours of therapy sessions, five days a week, while maintaining family life and obligations. The program typically lasts 3-4 weeks and involves coordinated care from psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, therapists, and case managers.
Outpatient Program/Recovery Residence
As a further step-down in the continuum of care, outpatient treatment involves group therapy sessions for three hours a day, three days a week, conducted by credentialed therapists. This phase allows clients more time for family and potential reintegration into work life.
Aftercare Program
Our aftercare program is for clients who have completed the Restored Life Recovery program. Alumni receive guidance and support from a dedicated provider and participate in regular group gatherings to discuss issues, share successes, and foster a supportive community beyond formal treatment.
Treatment Programs
Recovery Programs in Indiana
Discover the ways how we can empower you on your journey to sobriety. Our comprehensive programs, compassionate staff, and evidence-based treatments are tailored to meet your unique needs and support your long-term recovery goals.
