Housing Works – East New York Community Health Center

in Brooklyn, NY

Housing Works – East New York Community Health Center
2640 Pitkin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11208
(516) 997-2926
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Experience Treating

• Alcohol Abuse
• Dual Diagnosis (Co-Occuring Disorders)
• Opioid Addiction
• Substance Abuse

Treatments

Detoxification

Drug detox is the process of getting rid of the toxins in the body that are caused by drug abuse. This can be done in a number of ways, such as with medicine, saunas, or massages. Detoxing from drugs at Housing Works - East New York Community Health Center in Brooklyn, NY, can be a key step in getting sober and starting on the road to recovery. It can also help with other things, like easing withdrawal symptoms, reducing cravings, and making your health better overall.

Also, drug detox can help people get ready for other kinds of treatment, like therapy and 12-step programs. Drug detox can be a very important first step on the road to recovery for people who are addicted to drugs.

Drug Rehab

New York is one of the most populated and diverse states in the country. It is also home to a lot of people who are struggling with addiction. Drug rehab can be a lifeline for people who want to stop using drugs. The first good thing about drug rehab is that it can give people a safe and supportive place to get off drugs and alcohol. Detox can be hard and even dangerous, but if you get help from a professional, it can be done safely. Once detox is over, people can start to learn about addiction and how to get better at Housing Works - East New York Community Health Center in Brooklyn, NY.

In rehab, people will go to therapy sessions and do other things that are meant to help them learn the skills they need to stay sober. When someone finishes rehab, they will have the tools they need to live a life without drugs or alcohol. Drug rehab can give people who are struggling with addiction a chance to start over.

Dual-Diagnosis

Getting sober can seem like an impossible goal to people who are addicted. But with the right treatment, anyone can beat their addiction and build a foundation for a sober life. Dual-diagnosis treatment is a type of treatment that helps with both addiction and any mental health problems that may be going on in the background.

People in Brooklyn, who may be struggling with the stress and loneliness of city life, can benefit the most from this approach. Dual-diagnosis treatment helps people build a stronger foundation for recovery by taking care of both their addiction and their mental health. This method can also help increase the number of people who stay sober and stop them from relapsing.

Intensive Outpatient

IOP, or intensive outpatient drug treatment, is a type of care that helps people who want to get sober by giving them structure and support. IOP usually means going to group therapy sessions and meeting regularly with a counselor for addiction. People who can’t commit to an inpatient treatment program may find IOP to be a good alternative. It can also help people who have finished a detox program or residential treatment step down from inpatient care.

IOP can be helpful for people who need help getting sober because it can help them stay sober. The length of IOP programs varies, but most of them last for 12 weeks. IOP can be an important step on the road to recovery, and it can give people the tools they need to stay sober in the long run.

Outpatient

People who want to get sober in New York have many options, including outpatient treatment. Outpatient treatment is a type of care that lets people get help for addiction while still living at home. This can be a great option for people who are busy or who need to be able to take care of their responsibilities at home.

Outpatient care can also be less expensive than some other kinds of care. People in outpatient treatment usually meet with a counselor or therapist at Housing Works - East New York Community Health Center several times a week, and they may also go to group meetings. People who want to stay sober and are able to follow their treatment plan can get a lot out of this kind of care.

Residential

Residential programs are a type of treatment for people with addictions that require them to live at a facility for a long time. This lets people focus on getting better without having to deal with the distractions and triggers of everyday life. Most residential programs offer care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This care often includes therapeutic activities and support groups. Many people find that an early recovery is impossible without the structure and support of a residential program. Also, being in a group of people who have had similar experiences can be very helpful. People often get sober and go on to live happy, healthy lives with the help of residential programs in Brooklyn.

Therapies

• Detox
• Drug Rehab
• Dual-Diagnosis
• Group Therapy
• Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
• Outpatient Treatment (OP)
• Sober-Living / Half-Way
• Trauma Therapy

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