Recovery Program

Once Admitted . . .
 

Oriented to program environment:
Key Areas: Nurses Station, Offices, Group and Education session rooms, Cafeteria, Bedroom, Recreation areas, Grounds, etc.
Key Personnel: Nursing and Clinical staff, Medical personnel, Patient Advocate, Support staff, Physical Ed instructors, Patient-Community President, Group Leaders, etc.

New Patient Orientation Session:
Attended by all new patients within first days of treatment. Patient Handbook is reviewed, which includes Patient Rights and Responsibilities, Rules and Regulations, Visiting by family, etc. Also covered are topics such as Roxbury’s Philosophy and approaches to Dual Diagnosis and Addiction, and what you may expect in the course of your treatment stay.

Getting Started:

Problem Identification

Each patient must know what the problems are before beginning to address them

In the first sessions with your primary counselor (Case Manager) you will discuss the pertinent problems that are impacting your life and which have brought you into treatment. Then you will begin to explore and identify the significant underlying issues that strengthen and perpetuate these problems.

This collaborative process will result in a very specific Problem List – which may be expanded as you learn more about yourself, your condition and your behaviors. (Ongoing Educational sessions are designed to assist with this).

The most significant of the identified problems will become the focus for your individualized treatment.

Setting the Course:

Treatment Planning

The Road Maps for treatment; Care Plans provide the steps to reach your identified goals

For every problem there is a solution; arriving at the solution requires strategic planning, direction and clearly defined objectives. With your input, your Case Manager will develop the Treatment Care Plans to guide you toward both short- and long-term goals in recovery. In this process your Case Manager will consider your: History and experience with treatment and/or recovery; Willingness to face the issues; Level of acceptance of your condition and situations; Current level of support from family and others; as well as what you want for yourself in your recovery.

Depending on your level of awareness and acceptance of your condition (addiction), Care Plans can range from Discovery of a disorder to Recovery from a disorder.