Recovery is a lifelong process that requires continued focus, support and commitment. Our clients benefit from ongoing addiction recovery alumni support, social activities and educational programming to help empower and support recovery, for life.
Caseyville Alumni Recovery Connection Meeting
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One of the best ways you can support lasting recovery is to stay involved in the Recovery Community. From addiction recovery alumni meetings and recovery support group gatherings to speaker jams and community events, there are many opportunities to help others who wrestle with substance abuse issues. Supporting others in recovery is a great way to promote your own recovery efforts, as well. Assisting others keeps you grounded and creates opportunities to reconnect with counselors if needed.
Gateway understands that when you leave our treatment center your path to recovery does not end. We have a position dedicated to be a point person for our alumni as they navigate recovery outside of our treatment center walls.
The Linden Oaks Hospital is part of the Edward-Elmhurst healthcare organization, and they provide substance abuse treatments through comprehensive and individually designed programs to Illinois residents. By combining evidence-based therapies with holistic treatments, clients are better able to achieve long-lasting recovery. Along with withdrawal management services and medication management, residential treatment at Linden Oaks may involve individual, group, or family counseling, addiction education, 12-step meetings, acceptance and commitment therapy, CBT, DBT, occupational therapy, and recreational therapy. Some more holistic options may include animal-assisted therapy, poetry therapy, spirituality, or mindfulness. Because they are technically a hospital, clients will have access to medical care, 24-hour supervision, and critical services that can help to make this process as painless and comfortable as possible. Clients will work with a multidisciplinary treatment team that has long-term experience in helping men and women recover from addiction.
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