At Choices Recovery, we understand the urgency of providing effective treatment for those individuals who are struggling with addictions to drugs or alcohol. Our goal is to help addiction sufferers reverse the physical and emotional damages so they can resume their place in society and enjoy productive, happy lives. To help our clients in every way possible, we have created a treatment program that aims to address every contributing factor in the addiction. None of our clients are forced to participate in a treatment plan they are not comfortable with. Regardless of the drug involved, the severity of the addiction, or the physical and mental health of the individual, we have a program that will bring about a lasting recovery.
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Choices Recovery in South Bend, IN Featured
Treatment Program Details
Address
3606 E Jefferson Blvd, South Bend, IN, 46615
Primary Focus of Provider
Substance Abuse Treatment Services
Service Setting
- Residential,
- Short-term residential,
- Long-term residential,
- Residential detoxification
Type of Care
- Substance abuse treatment,
- Detoxification,
- Buprenorphine used in treatment,
- Vivitrol injectable Naltrexone,
- Accepts clients on opioid medication
Treatment Approaches
- Cognitive behavioral therapy,
- Dialectical behavioral therapy,
- Substance abuse counseling approach,
- Trauma-related counseling,
- Rational emotive behavioral therapy,
- 12-step facilitation approach,
- Brief intervention approach,
- Contingency management motivational incentive,
- Motivational interviewing,
- Anger management,
- Relapse prevention
Facility Smoking Policy
- Smoking permitted in designated area
License/certification/accreditation
- State substance abuse agency,
- State department of health,
- Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities
Payment/Insurance Accepted
- Cash or self-payment,
- Private health insurance
Special Programs/Groups Offered
- Adult women,
- Adult men
Ancillary Services
- Case management,
- Consumer-run peer-support services,
- Health education services other than HIV AIDS or hepatitis,
- Housing services,
- Nicotine replacement therapy,
- Screening for tobacco use,
- Screening for substance abuse,
- Screening for mental health disorders,
- Comprehensive substance abuse assessment,
- Comprehensive mental health assessment,
- Breath analyzer or blood alcohol testing,
- Drug or alcohol urine screening,
- Screening for Hepatitis B,
- Screening for Hepatitis C,
- HIV testing,
- STD testing,
- TB screening,
- Discharge Planning,
- Aftercare continuing care,
- Social skills development,
- Domestic violence services - family or partner,
- HIV or AIDS education counseling or support,
- Hepatitis education counseling or support,
- Substance abuse education,
- Transportation assistance,
- Acupuncture,
- Self-help groups,
- Treatment for non-substance abuse addiction disorder,
- Alcohol Detoxification,
- Benzodiazepines Detoxification,
- Cocaine Detoxification,
- Methamphetamines Detoxification,
- Opioids Detoxification,
- Individual counseling offered,
- Group counseling offered,
- Family counseling offered,
- Marital couples counseling offered
Age Groups Accepted
- Young adults,
- Adults
Gender Accepted
- Female,
- Male
Call: 800-610-4673 or Complete the Form Below
I went to Choices 4 months ago and it changed my life. Since I started using and then realized that quitting wouldn’t be as easy as I thought, that just not using anymore wasn’t working for me, I’ve wanted to get sober. Nothing seemed to help though. It didn’t matter where I went, what type of program I did or how long I was there for. I wasn’t able to stay clean once I was home. I’d be sober for however long I was in rehab for, I’d think I’d be okay and then I’d relapse shortly after getting home.… Read more »
I started using heroin 4 years ago when I was 17. Since then, I’ve been to 5 different rehabs. None of which worked for me. I’d have loved to have gone to one rehab and never used again. I’m sure most people would but that’s not what happened with me. Each time I went to rehab and then relapsed it became harder for my family to cope with what I was doing. My parents couldn’t understand why I continued to use and I wasn’t able to explain it in a way they could understand. My biggest problem was that I’d… Read more »