Our Treatment Options
Partial Hospitalization Treatment(PHP)
Partial Hospitalization Treatment(PHP)
Partial Hospitalization Treatment(PHP)
The Partial Hospitalization Program at EHG of NC is designed to provide comprehensive care to individuals who do not necessitate long-term residential treatment but require intensive addiction intervention. Program participants engage in a full-time schedule of therapy sessions throughout the week and return to a sober living environment
The Partial Hospitalization Program at EHG of NC is designed to provide comprehensive care to individuals who do not necessitate long-term residential treatment but require intensive addiction intervention. Program participants engage in a full-time schedule of therapy sessions throughout the week and return to a sober living environment upon completion of each session. The program encompasses a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including individual and group counseling, holistic therapies, therapeutic exercise and nutrition classes, and other specialized interventions.
Intensive Outpatient Treatment(IOP)
Partial Hospitalization Treatment(PHP)
Partial Hospitalization Treatment(PHP)
EHG of NC provides an intensive outpatient program (IOP) as an integral component of our comprehensive continuum of care for individuals grappling with substance abuse challenges. Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a structured and comprehensive form of mental health or substance abuse treatment that offers a higher level of care tha
EHG of NC provides an intensive outpatient program (IOP) as an integral component of our comprehensive continuum of care for individuals grappling with substance abuse challenges. Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a structured and comprehensive form of mental health or substance abuse treatment that offers a higher level of care than conventional outpatient therapy. However, it falls short of the intensity of inpatient treatment. Our IOP program is tailored to meet the needs of individuals who require additional support and structure beyond standard outpatient therapy but do not necessitate 24-hour care in a hospital setting. The program’s eligibility criteria include individuals with a history of substance abuse and those who have completed residential treatment.
Faith Based Treatment
Faith Based Treatment
Faith Based Treatment
Our Faith-based partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) offer a unique and holistic approach to treating substance use disorders. These programs blend structure and intensity with a strong foundation of faith-based principles, emphasizing the significance of spiritual well-being in the healing process. Beyond addressing the psychologica
Our Faith-based partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) offer a unique and holistic approach to treating substance use disorders. These programs blend structure and intensity with a strong foundation of faith-based principles, emphasizing the significance of spiritual well-being in the healing process. Beyond addressing the psychological and physical aspects of addiction, participants engage in a comprehensive treatment program that supports their spiritual journey. Our clients will be offered to participate in Church services every Sunday & Wednesday.
Transitional Living
Faith Based Treatment
Faith Based Treatment
Our North Carolina sober living environment, designed for individuals enrolled in our PHP and IOP Programs, provides a supportive and comfortable setting for sober living and counseling sessions. The program aims to assist participants in maintaining sobriety and developing essential skills for transitioning into a successful and fulfil
Our North Carolina sober living environment, designed for individuals enrolled in our PHP and IOP Programs, provides a supportive and comfortable setting for sober living and counseling sessions. The program aims to assist participants in maintaining sobriety and developing essential skills for transitioning into a successful and fulfilling everyday life.
Our gender specific living quarters offer supervision and assistance as individuals reintegrate into society. We provide a structured environment that helps individuals adjust to life without substance use. It also fosters the development of habits that promote cleanliness and sobriety. On-site staff performs routinely checks to ensure the safety of our clients.
Our Treatment Options
Group Therapy
Group therapy aims to offer support, structure, encouragement, and accountability to individuals in recovery. It creates a safe space where group members can share their experiences, emotions, and challenges with others who can empathize. Additionally, group members can offer mutual support and guidance, fostering learning from each other’s experiences. Group therapy can help reduce feelings of isolation and shame that are common among individuals struggling with addiction.
Individual Therapy
Individuals grappling with addiction can find immense benefit from individual therapy. In a safe and non-judgmental environment, they can openly discuss the underlying issues fueling their addiction and their current thoughts and emotions. This exploration sheds light on how their mental health impacts their substance use and offers strategies to address this connection. Moreover, individual therapy aids in processing the emotions associated with addiction and recovery, equipping individuals with relapse prevention techniques. By building a trusting therapeutic relationship with their therapist, individuals gain self-awareness and develop healthier coping skills and patterns of behavior that foster sobriety.
Family Therapy
Evidence indicates that individuals with family support are more likely to remain in treatment, abstain from substance misuse, and maintain sobriety. The significance of support extends to various relationships. For instance, a study comparing couples who underwent behavioral couples therapy with those who received individual-based therapy revealed improved abstinence and enhanced communication. While family involvement is crucial, it’s not suitable for everyone. After enduring a prolonged period of dealing with a loved one’s substance abuse, some family members may experience emotional and psychological exhaustion. They might harbor fears of the unknown or be hesitant to confide in a stranger about their family issues. Regardless of the underlying reasons, seeking the assistance of a family therapist can be beneficial. Each family member can engage in one-on-one discussions with the therapist to address their concerns. Family members who wish to participate in therapy can do so, while those who are not ready can join at a later stage.