Jan 30, 2023
January 30, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Arizona City, Arizona — A former client who completed substance abuse rehab at The River Source has left a five-star review on Google praising the center.
“Absolutely fantastic,” wrote the former client, Jonathan, who called The River Source “one of the best treatment centers available.”
Jonathan is one of several former clients who have left enthusiastic reviews of The River Source, a fully accredited drug and alcohol rehab center with five locations in Arizona. It offers the entire continuum of addiction treatment services, from detox to residential treatment and lifetime alumni services, including partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs.
One feature that sets The River Source apart from other programs is its Recovery Guarantee. If a graduate completes the entire River Source program and follows their post-treatment plan but relapses within a year, they may return to the facility for treatment at no charge.
The guarantee is based on research showing that the longer someone stays in treatment, the less likely they are to begin using again after leaving. Therefore, the guarantee is an incentive to stay with the program to get the full benefit and build up their ability to leave drugs and alcohol behind.
The River Source offers individualized treatment and comprehensive therapies at every point along the entire continuum of care, using a holistic approach to help clients heal physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. The program is designed to empower clients with the strength, courage and conviction they need to reclaim their life.
Clients taking back the power over their own lives is what the program is all about; it’s even called the Reclaim Your Life program, which operates with the singular goal of helping clients discover the best version of themselves. Its integrative approach is clinically driven but always delivered with honesty, integrity, and kindness, focusing on delivering results based on truly effective care.
The key is its holistic approach which treats the whole person: body, mind and spirit. It is a highly individualized program but follows a standard path. It begins with detox, an introductory phase that prepares the body for therapy by ridding it of the toxins accumulated over months or years. Clients undergoing detox, the first stage of treatment, are always supervised by qualified staff, who may administer nutritional IV therapy or medication-assisted treatment.
Treatment begins with detox, a phase that prepares the body by eliminating the toxins that have built up during substance use. This can include nutritional IV therapy, medication-assisted treatment and non-traditional approaches such as massage, dry sauna, acupuncture, yoga and meditation.
From there, clients move to residential treatment programs, which are separate for men and women. Key offerings for men include group therapy, individual counseling, family therapy, and co-occurring disorders; treatment is 12 Step-focused and emphasizes peer support. Women’s treatment includes trauma-informed care and a specialized pregnancy track.
Clients experience treatment in a setting that, while not luxurious, is comfortable. Clients can watch TV in detox and residential areas. Facilities include fitness equipment, games and recreational activities.
After detox, clients move to residential rehab programs, which include group therapy, individual counseling, family therapy and therapy for co-occurring substance abuse and emotional disorders. Programs include special tracks for pregnant women, Native Americans and anyone whose addiction may have been caused or influenced by severe trauma in their past.
Insurance isn’t an issue for The River Source. Although it’s a premier in-network facility covered by all major carriers, it never lets finances stand in the way of necessary treatment.
For information on Arizona’s premier drug and alcohol rehab program, visit The River Source or call 866-367-6881.
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For more information about The River Source - Arizona Drug Rehab Program, contact the company here:
The River Source - Arizona Drug Rehab Program
(480)210-6365
16286 Sunland Gin Rd, Arizona City, AZ 85123
ReleaseID: 60057838
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