Continuing Care is a intergral part of an addiction recovery program.

Addiction Recovery Resources, Inc. has helped thousands of families find recovery. We have learned from our experience that the longer a patient is involved in an addiction recovery program, the greater the chances for long-term success!

Program Content:

The Continuing Care Program is an integral continuation of the treatment process. It is a weekly 1.25-hour adult outpatient program that continues the treatment process to perpetuate those gains previously made by patients completing the Residential Treatment or Intensive Outpatient programs. The Continuing Care Program is also available to patients from other treatment facilities who have completed primary treatment and wish to relocate or return to home environments. The program provides random urine drug test monitoring, case management assistance, and encouraged participation in outside sponsor meetings and/or Alcoholic/Narcotics Anonymous meetings.

Therapies Include:

Individual/group treatment plans
Group therapy sessions
Didactics
Family participation
Relapse Prevention
Sobriety maintenance and 12 step participation support
Random supervised urine drug tests
Transition planning

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Testimonials

I am an educated professional who developed an opiate addiction after an injury. With my inability to control my addiction, I had fallen into a state of despair, guilt and moral bankruptcy. Through my 5 week residential stay I was able to interact with a group of wonderful staff who are committed to the recovery of others. I can honestly say I feel that I have received a great start for my future and it has taught me how to live life with a new and more positive outlook.

John M.Baton Rouge

Coming to Addiction Recovery Resources, Inc. was the best decision I have made in years. It is unlike any typical rehab facility. Here, you are allowed to take control of your own recovery, become active in the community, and experience first-hand what it feels like to live in sobriety. The counselors are, by far, knowledgeable, yet teachable. They help you to get well, and do not try to “fix” you. Through Dr. Roy’s experiences, I found understanding and empathy. He knows our struggles with our addictions, and over time, became a model for ways to lead easier, safer ways of life.

Jeremy W.New Orleans