Short Term Residential
Short-Term Residential treatment is an intensive drug treatment program designed to do the most within a short period. There is very little difference between short-term residential treatment programs and inpatient treatment programs. The main difference between them is that with short-term drug treatment, you will undergo a more vigorous treatment program in a more condensed period. The chances of getting and staying sober significantly increase with a more prolonged treatment stay of 60 days, 90 days, or even more extended periods. While long-term rehab programs would give you the time to adequately deal with the physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of substance abuse, every individual has different needs regarding recovering from addiction and their treatment plan. While a long-term inpatient drug program is very effective, it may not work for everyone's schedule.
