Malibu, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/18/2015 -- Drug and alcohol addiction is a global issue that authorities are trying to solve. Various treatment programs are introduced and funded by the national government to cater the recovery needs of the people who wanted to change the course of their life for better. Though, many drug and alcohol dependents have succeeded in achieving sobriety and in improving their quality of life, some need to return to the treatment programs because of relapse and other withdrawal symptoms. And with the possibility of a patient to leave, to relapse and to return, determining the best treatment program for drug and alcohol addiction to make recovery a success becomes questionable.

When it comes to rehabilitation, most people perceive it as going to a secluded facility where a group of clinical experts will help them get 'cured'. But the truth is, undergoing rehabilitation can be done in different treatment programs since there's no one type of treatment that fits all. These are inpatient treatment, day treatment, and outpatient treatment. The inpatient treatment includes a residential stay for at least 28 days, one-on-one counseling, group therapy, and lecture on special topics such as trauma, 12-step principles, educational lectures as well as life and wellness coaching. The Day treatment is a nonresidential treatment which takes place for several hours during the day and at night; the patient has to go home in their structured recovery community or sober living.

Another treatment program available to help people with drug and alcohol dependence is the outpatient treatment program where patients can live at home and continue their work. They attend the treatment sessions every night for five consecutive days a week. In outpatient rehab Mesa AZ, patients, they offer treatment modalities because they believe that alcoholism and addiction are part of the overall diseases which can be treated when addressed to medical experts. Their treatment modalities that are available but not limited are Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) that is effective for treating trauma and for preventing relapse, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Brief Strategic Family Therapy (BST). Like the inpatient treatment program, the outpatient also has group session which is very important because it aids the emotional, physical and spiritual development of a person. Getting connected with other people through group session will help them recover fast because isolation is prevented. And with the therapeutic, process-oriented and psycho-educational sessions that rehabilitation centers provide like the Soba Mesa AZ, getting sober is possible.

And once the patient is stabilized and had finished the detoxification process, they can continue their journey to recovery either in a sober living or through weekly group therapy sessions with other patients. The need to have a continuing care is very important as this will prevent patients from relapsing. If in case a patient left the facility and returned because of relapse, they will be given a new treatment plan based on their previous experiences. And to know more of how people with drug and alcohol addiction can escape from the binding effect of drugs and alcohol and achieve a brand new start, visit http://sobamesa.com/ or call 480-376-0750 for treatment programs that best suited their needs.

About Soba Recovery Center
At Soba, they are dedicated to helping their friends overcome the destruction of addiction and substance abuse. No one suffering from addiction planned it. No one wants to admit they really have a problem. Drugs and alcohol are many times the only solution we know. At Soba, with the help of their staff, they will help patients understand what seems so confusing right now. They will prepare a personalized plan for them to find the underlying causes of their addiction and ways to address it. Soba's program takes a holistic approach of different therapies with the most experienced and professional staff in the field of treatable psychological disorders designed to provide long-term care for individuals seeking treatment for drug and alcohol addiction.