What Happens After Residential Treatment?
After residential treatment is completed, we highly recommend continuing care for clients as they prepare to return to their daily lives. Our inpatient program lasts for 90 days to ensure that clients have enough time to heal and learn the skills necessary for sustainable recovery, but transitional periods can be difficult without ongoing support, structure and guidance.
At The Guest House, we offer different levels of care for clients who are ready for more independence but would still benefit from ongoing therapy and clinical support.
Day/Night Program
The Guest House’s day/night program is a transitional step in the recovery process designed to provide ongoing clinical support, guidance and stability for individuals after they complete detox or graduate from residential care. These types of programs are also suitable for clients with a supportive home environment who don’t require 24/7 monitoring or those who prefer a structured alternative to residential treatment due to personal or professional obligations.
Our day/night program is similar to an intensive outpatient program (IOP) or a partial hospitalization program (PHP) and is designed to help individuals slowly transition away from full-time care and put their recovery skills into practice. When clients are at home with their families on nights and weekends, they’ll have the opportunity to use their new coping strategies in the real world to see what works best for them. Should any obstacles or setbacks occur, these can be addressed by our clinical team during daily therapy sessions.
Outpatient Aftercare
Outpatient aftercare is a common stepping stone for those who are leaving full-time care but still require the support of a recovery-oriented community. It provides less structure than more intensive programs and gives individuals more freedom to live independently while attending ongoing therapy sessions, support groups and 12-step meetings. Outpatient aftercare also focuses on reducing isolation and implementing coping strategies to prevent relapse.
Alumni Program
Mental health concerns, addiction and trauma thrive on isolation. While the support of your friends and family is key to your success, sometimes it helps to spend time with others who understand exactly what you’re going through. Our alumni program helps you stay connected with your recovery community and build healthy relationships with your peers. It also allows you to give back and inspire others through volunteer and service opportunities.