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Phoenix,Arizona,United States
The Hope House
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At The Hope House, our philosophy is treating the whole person. Our clients will receive unrivaled integrated and holistic care as expected from luxury residential treatment facilities.We have two, Luxurious Behavioral Health Facilities located in the Beautiful Desert of North Scottsdale/Cave Creek. This location was selected due to tranquil Sonoran Desert & Mountain Landscape views and the 300 days of annual sunshine.The Hope House offers systematic structure which most suffering from the disease of addiction lack, balanced with supervised contact with other individuals in and outside of recovery. It is essential that the client have contact with the outside world, otherwise he/she will not be prepared for real life situations.Residents from our co-ed residential recovery home receive full treatment and professional care in a safe and supportive sober living environment.+Multi-Diagnosis+We see our clients as individuals suffering from a condition that impacts all aspects of life. We begin by addressing physical needs, followed by an individualized treatment plan designed specifically for each client. Our aim is to help our clients gain knowledge and an understanding of the tools they will need to begin their journey of recovery.+Treatment Philosophy+We believe that addiction treatment isn't solely about treating substance abuse - it's about healing the body as a whole. The provision of yoga and massage, as well as individual nutritional guidance, ensure that the physical and emotional needs of our clients are fully addressed.+Our Staff+Our staff includes a full-time International Society of Addiction Medicine-certified M.D., psychologists specializing in acceptance and commitment therapy and mindfulness, an American Board of Addiction Medicine-certified psychiatrist, registered nurses and master's-level clinicians.Does Evidence Based Care really work?Cognitive Behavioral Therapy has been repeatedly proven to be an effective treatment. In multiple studies, this therapy has been proven to outperform many other forms of treatment as it provides patients with a methodology to break down situations into small and manageable parts.According to SAMHSA, Research suggests that Cognitive Behavioral Health treatment that includes family therapy works better than treatment that does not. For people with addiction, family therapy can help them decide to enter or stay in treatment. It can reduce their risk of dropping out of treatment. It also can reduce their continued use of alcohol or drugs, discourage relapse, and promote long-term recovery.In addition, combining therapy with Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) has proven to help reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms that come from stopping opioid use. MAT combines counseling and other recovery supports with prescribed medications. The medications approved for MAT are methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone.However, even people who are certain they no longer want the daily grind of getting drugs, using drugs, and watching drugs damage their lives and health usually can't just walk away. They need a plan of action and support. Research shows that when people include a medication prescribed to treat opioid use disorder as part of their recovery plan, their chances of success increase. This doesn't mean medication is right for everyone. Many people also recover from opioid use disorder without medication. But, it is important information for anyone looking at treatment options. Many studies have shown that motivation and behavioral approaches to substance dependence combined with MAT treatments show a greater outcome than Cognitive treatments alone.