Addiction Aftercare Program
Newport Beach Drug Rehab

WHAT IS RECOVERY ASSISTANCE?

Morningside Recovery provides our clients the opportunity to put to use over a 12 month period the life skills they acquired in treatment while under the supervision of expert recovery clinicians.

The goal of our Recovery Assistance Program is to make transitioning back into the mainstream of society easy and safe. The Recovery Assistance Program is designed to help each client maintain their sobriety while slowly adding more activities to their lives. This Program works well because of the safety net we provide. If we notice that a client is slipping or needs extra attention, it is easy for us to add more groups to his/her schedule to ensure continued sobriety. We are here to help everyone in every stage of recovery and we will always do our best to help each individual person on the road to long-term recovery.

WHY IS RECOVERY ASSISTANCE IMPORTANT?

Treatment works. However, nearly 50% of those who successfully complete treatment still relapse within the first year. The leading cause of relapse is failure to follow the prescribed continuing care plan. Structured after care programs have been shown to provide better recovery outcomes than treatment alone. Our Recovery Assistance Program was designed to significantly increase rates of recovery for those struggling with addiction by providing a bridge during the critical first year out of treatment. As a result we are seeing recovery rates at 80% across all addictions (alcohol, drug, eating disorders, etc.).

HOW DOES RECOVERY ASSISTANCE WORK?

Recovery Assistance Program is a year-long program divided into four concrete and distinct phases.

Phase One - Transition
Phase Two - Re-entry, Months 1-3
Phase Three - Stabilization, Months 4-6
Phase Four - Maintenance and Growth, Months 7-12

Recovery Assistance Program is a comprehensive set of services provided by a professional and experienced staff, designed to complement and reinforce the recovery life-style begun in treatment. Each participant receives an individualized plan based on their personal history, progress in treatment, and the prescribed continuing care plan. The plan is flexible, adaptive to the participant's progress as well as his/her relapse potential.