The Nine-Week Drug Treatment Program

Our Nine-Week Treatment Program will help clients set their course of learning to live a drug-free and recovery-oriented lifestyle. It consists of a nine-week recovery plan that features two Enhanced Recovery services per week for the first five weeks and four Enhanced Recovery services per week for weeks six through nine.

Our nine-week program takes clients even farther along on their journey. However, our twelve-week program can prepare a client to choose the right steps to take while finding their way to lifelong recovery.

• As a result of the exploration process begun in The Five-Week Treatment Program, clients will be at a place in the course of treatment where they have the ability to begin healing from the effects of their addictive behavior.

• Recovery is more than abstinence from compulsive use. In this phase, we help clients to identify the thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and belief systems that are obstacles to navigating their way to a life free from active addiction.

• Our treatment team, through education, recovery, and personal experience, has the necessary expertise to assist clients to chart their course.

• At this phase of treatment, clients are guided through an in-depth examination of their life to expose those barriers they may be unaware of or they have been unable to resolve.

• Often the feelings and emotions that arise when addressing such areas can be frightening or confusing and may inhibit progress. We take great pride in our staff's commitment to providing a safe and nurturing environment as clients acknowledge these challenges.

• At Las Vegas Recovery Center, we start clients on their journey of establishing healthy relationships with others in recovery through the attendance of Narcotics Anonymous meetings and various social and recreational events.

Browse our Drug Treatment Admissions Information to find out how you or a loved one can be admitted or referred.

To learn more about other Central Recovery Treatment programs, browse the Inpatient Drug Treatment Programs details.