_The basis of recovery offered at PARC centers around our in-patient residential treatment, with most of our clients transitioning into aftercare services upon completing initial in-patient treatment.  The minimum inpatient treatment episode offered is 30 days.

The inpatient program at PARC will begin with an extensive physical and behavioral evaluation.  Programs will be individualized based on these exams and on assessments of durg or alcohol use, readiness to change, and previous experience in recovery.  All treatment plans will have on-going evaluation by the staff to determine effectiveness to make appropriate revisions as needed.  Treatment plans will include: 

• Individual Therapy Sessions
• Behavioral Modification Groups
• Yoga Therapy
• Educational Lectures
• Life Skills Group 
• 12-Step Meetings/Introduction
• Peer Mentorship Program
• Needs Assessment and Counseling 
• 12 Step Introduction Classes
• Long-term Needs Assessment and Counseling / Post-Treatment Needs Assessment
• Family Group Sessions
• Addiction Education
• Post-treatment Planning
• Experiential Therapy/Field Trips 
• Consistent visits with ASAM certified doctors to address co-existing issues.
• Community Re-entry Planning and"Safe Scenario" Placement
  
• Family Groups and Family Sessions (when appropriate)
• Individual visits with PARC physicians
  

DO YOU NEED HELP?

_Often times, individuals suffering from addiction need a sober, safe environment to help transition into the community and start a new life.  After inpatient treatment, PARC clients greatly benefit from placement into PARC's transitional living facilities.  This process of  offers a gentle, healthy reintegration to "normal life" and offers the highest chances of long term sobriety. 

True freedom from addiction is a long journey - and PARC's commitment to a healthy, sober and safe transition from inpatient treatment creates the best possible odds for a rewarding and prosperous life.


Transitional Living offers clients a supportive transition to "real life" from treatment.  This offers clients the ability to maintain employment, advance their lives, etc. while under the umbrella of support of Peak Addiction Recovery Center.  By definition, Transitional Living is a boarding home for clients that have completed inpatient treatment and are independently functioning, with the continued need for a safe, supportive environment.  Often times, clients who transition from treatment directly back to the environment that supported their use results in an exceptional risk for relapse.
Transitional Living is an excellent way for a client to become rooted in the local recovery community, learn a new way of life, take vital steps forward... while receiving the structure, support, and comradery needed to make safe decisions.