Whether you have completed a short detox program at West Valley Detox & Treatment Services or participated in ongoing treatment in our residential program, our team at West Valley Detox & Treatment Services takes pride in our collaboration with other mental health facilities and providers to ensure you receive ongoing professional support long after your stay with us has ended. As you prepare to transition from our care, we’ll create a personalized continuing care plan that includes relapse prevention in Los Angeles, helping you stay on track as you move forward in recovery.
What is Continuing Care Planning?
Your continuing care planning program may include:
- Recommendations to other treatment providers that offer lower levels of care.
- Where applicable, transfer to structured living and case management services.
- Updates to your outside treatment team.
- Access to community resources when needed.
- Participation in our free monthly Alumni virtual check-ins.
What Are The Benefits of Continuing Care Planning?
At West Valley Detox, it is our honor to prepare you for long-term recovery from substance use disorder and other co-occurring disorders.
Substance use disorders along with co-occurring mental health disorders are considered chronic conditions. Therefore, it is important to maintain a mindset geared toward staying sober, and we support you in doing this within our continuing care planning process. Our approach to relapse prevention in Los Angeles ensures you have the ongoing support needed for lasting recovery.
Maintaining a Healthy Mindset
A world outside of treatment can feel fraught with stress and temptations to return to old coping behaviors. Our rehab aftercare in Los Angeles highlights the resources within our continuing care planning to promote a successful transition from our treatment program into the next phase of your recovery process, and indeed your life.
Relapse Prevention
Some may argue that recovery and its challenges begin after leaving the safety of a treatment program. At our rehab aftercare in Los Angeles, we aim to set you up for long-term success even after you’ve left our facility.
There are several ways to identify potential threats to your recovery:
- Know the warning signs and triggers, and commit to not acting upon them.
- Call your therapist, a trusted friend or family member, or attend a support group.
- If you continue to struggle, seek professional help for a higher level of support.