Rehab for Young Adults

The amount of treatment you will need varies depending on your individual needs. At Sandstone Care, we believe in treating you as a whole person instead of just treating your substance use disorder in isolation, which is why length of stay may vary.

Typically, you can expect the Young Adult IOP program to be 16 hours a week, from 8 to 12 weeks.

After treatment, you will also have the opportunity to join support groups and other aftercare modalities to maintain the momentum you found in our drug addiction recovery program.

Yes. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is proven to be effective in treating substance use disorders, especially in combination with evidence-based therapy and counseling. Our personalized programming is designed to learn your needs and goals so we can choose the best course of treatment for your specific challenges. By offering medically-supervised withdrawal from substances, we help our clients recover quickly and safely from drug or alcohol use.

We also recognize that not all situations call for MAT. Our medical team will evaluate your circumstances and determine what type of treatment is appropriate for you. Learn more about Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) here.

Yes, everyone living in one of our houses has access to their devices.

The young adults at Sandstone Care are people who have been impacted by a variety of addiction and mental health issues. Typically they are struggling with or have struggled with anxiety, depression, trauma, and drug abuse.

The safety of our clients is our top priority, so individuals who exhibit behavioral issues that would disrupt the treatment milieu are not appropriate for Sandstone Care. This includes individuals with a history of violence, are actively suicidal or psychotic, or who have severe and persistent mental illness such as schizophrenia.

Each client is carefully screened by the admissions team and the Program Director before they enter the recovery center.

Knowing what level of care would be best for you is tricky! If you experience withdrawal symptoms when you attempt to discontinue use, it is more than likely you would benefit from detox. However, the best way to know whether or not you would benefit from medical detox is to get a professional opinion. Our trained admissions team would be happy to speak with you and advise you on next steps.

There are a variety of different effective approaches and strategies for providing treatment for substance abuse problems.

Early intervention can help reduce the harm of substances, reduce risk behaviors, and improve health and social function. Health care that is age group specific and involves family members is also proven to work faster and last longer than other addiction treatment programs.

The most common and effective interventions for substance abuse have been shown to include a form of behavioral health therapy in order for you to learn coping skills.

Examples of mental health treatments can include Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

The approach to young adult addiction treatment is different for each individual. Transitional living homes may be suitable for you if you are in early recovery and need a safe and supportive environment to live in while attending a rehab program.

Having a support system is crucial in addiction treatment for young adults, and a transitional living house can provide a supportive community to fortify your recovery.