DRUG & ALCOHOL PROGRAM
Drug & Alcohol Treatment With the Right Level of Care for Your Recovery
Trinity Behavioral Health provides drug and alcohol addiction treatment across multiple levels of care, including detox, residential rehab, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient treatment.
Treatment is based on individual needs and can involve medical professionals, licensed therapists, certified drug and alcohol counselors, behavioral therapy, relapse-prevention support, and continued recovery planning.
The appropriate level of care depends on substance use, withdrawal risk, medical and mental-health needs, safety, treatment history, and clinical assessment.
What Is a Drug & Alcohol Treatment Program?
SAMHSA explains that substance-use treatment can occur in outpatient, inpatient, or residential settings and that therapy and counseling are part of many treatment plans.
How Does Trinity Determine the Right Level of Addiction Treatment?
Trinity's current Drug & Alcohol Program states that clients are placed into different levels of care based on individual need.
Assessment can consider substance use, withdrawal history, medical conditions, mental-health symptoms, previous treatment, current functioning, and the recovery environment.
What Drug & Alcohol Treatment Programs Does Trinity Offer?
Detox
Withdrawal management and stabilization before continued addiction treatment when detox is clinically necessary.
Explore DetoxResidential Rehab
A structured living environment with intensive addiction treatment and support.
Residential RehabPHP / Day Treatment
Structured addiction treatment providing more treatment intensity than IOP.
PHP / Day TreatmentIntensive Outpatient
Structured treatment with greater flexibility outside program hours.
Intensive OutpatientWho Provides Care in Trinity's Drug & Alcohol Program?
Trinity's current page describes a medical team that includes an Addiction Specialist MD, RN, nurses, and LPTs, along with a clinical team that includes licensed therapists, certified drug and alcohol counselors, and support staff.
Treatment Should Be Individualized
The appropriate treatment services and intensity depend on each person's clinical needs and may change as recovery progresses.
What Therapies Are Used for Drug and Alcohol Addiction?
Can Medications Be Part of Addiction Treatment?
What Happens When You Contact Trinity?
Call or Submit the Form
Share the substances involved, current concerns, treatment history, and contact information.
Admissions Review
The team reviews substance use, withdrawal concerns, medical and mental-health needs, and treatment history.
Verify PPO Benefits
Insurance-benefit information can be reviewed before admission when possible.
Determine Level of Care
If Trinity is an appropriate fit, treatment is matched to individual clinical needs.
What Former Trinity Patients Say
Experiences vary by person. These review summaries reflect testimonials currently published by Trinity Behavioral Health.
Alice describes repeated attempts at recovery before Trinity and says the staff's care, couples therapy, and preparation for continued sobriety made a major difference for her and her fiancé.
Alice Jen TexasNeil says he and his fiancé had experience with other facilities, but felt Trinity stood apart because of the staff's commitment and the overall quality of the program.
Neil MarylandKim describes Trinity as an exceptional place for individual or couples addiction treatment and credits the program with having a profound impact on both her recovery and her marriage.
Kim CaliforniaShelby praises the treatment team, the sense of connection she developed during care, and the impact Trinity had on her recovery and relationship.
Shelby North CarolinaRequest a Confidential Drug & Alcohol Treatment Admissions Review
Use the existing Trinity contact form directly below. Admissions can discuss substance use, treatment history, the appropriate level of care, and PPO insurance benefits.
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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Frequently Asked Questions
What is drug and alcohol treatment?
Drug and alcohol treatment is individualized clinical care for substance-use disorders. Treatment can include medical assessment, behavioral therapy, counseling, recovery education, medication when appropriate, relapse-prevention support, and different levels of care.
What levels of addiction treatment does Trinity offer?
Trinity's current website provides Detox, Residential Rehab, PHP / Day Treatment, and Intensive Outpatient treatment as part of its drug and alcohol program.
How do I know whether I need detox?
Detox needs depend on the substance involved, amount and frequency of use, withdrawal history, medical conditions, current symptoms, and other clinical factors. Withdrawal from some substances can be medically serious, so an appropriate clinical evaluation is important.
What happens after detox?
Detox addresses withdrawal and stabilization; it is not the entire treatment process. Depending on individual needs, continued care may involve residential treatment, PHP, IOP, counseling, recovery support, or another clinically appropriate level of treatment.
What is residential drug and alcohol rehab?
Residential treatment involves living in a structured treatment setting while participating in addiction treatment and recovery services.
What is PHP for addiction treatment?
Partial Hospitalization is a structured treatment level that is generally more intensive than IOP. Trinity's current PHP page states that participants do not reside onsite during PHP treatment.
What is IOP for addiction treatment?
An Intensive Outpatient Program provides structured addiction treatment without requiring residential care. Trinity's current IOP includes individual therapy, group sessions, education, skill building, and relapse-prevention work.
Does addiction treatment include therapy?
Yes. Therapy and counseling are common parts of substance-use treatment and can include individual, group, family, motivational, and cognitive behavioral approaches.
Can medications be used to treat addiction?
Yes, for some substance-use disorders. FDA-approved medications are available for alcohol use disorder and opioid use disorder. Appropriate medication treatment depends on diagnosis and should be managed by qualified healthcare professionals.
Does Trinity treat co-occurring mental-health concerns?
Trinity's broader website describes addiction treatment for people with co-occurring mental-health concerns. Admissions can review both substance-use and mental-health treatment needs.
Does Trinity offer treatment for couples?
Yes. Trinity also offers a specialized Couples Rehab program for eligible couples seeking addiction treatment together. Couples-program eligibility depends on clinical and relationship-safety assessment.
How is the appropriate level of care determined?
The level of care should be based on an individualized assessment of substance use, withdrawal risk, physical and mental health, safety, treatment history, current functioning, and recovery environment.
Does Trinity accept PPO insurance?
Trinity's current website states that it accepts most PPO plans and offers insurance-benefits verification. Actual coverage, authorization, network status, and financial responsibility depend on the individual insurance plan and clinical requirements.
How do I start drug or alcohol treatment at Trinity?
Call Trinity Behavioral Health admissions at 844-887-4648 or submit the existing contact form on this page. Admissions can discuss current substance use, treatment needs, program fit, and insurance benefits.
Credible Drug & Alcohol Treatment Resources
Start With a Confidential Drug & Alcohol Treatment Admissions Review
Call Trinity Behavioral Health to discuss drug or alcohol use, withdrawal concerns, treatment history, the appropriate level of care, and PPO insurance benefits. Admissions is available 24/7.