Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Florence, SC

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Being trapped in the cycle of substance abuse is lonely and exhausting. Owl’s Nest Recovery was founded to be a refuge of recovery, where people struggling with addiction and mental health challenges can find peace, healing, and connection. Our partial hospitalization program — the core of our continuum of care — does just that.

What is a PHP?

PHP (partial hospitalization programs) offer intensive full-time care for addiction and mental health challenges. In PHP, you attend addiction treatment sessions all day. Unlike residential addiction treatment, however, there is not 24/7 support from a clinical team or techs. Instead, PHP at Owl’s Nest is supplemented by recovery-supportive housing that allows you to live on campus as you continue your recovery. PHP is often more affordable than traditional residential addiction treatment, and it can be just as effective for the right individual.

Addiction Recovery in South Carolina

Our partial hospitalization program in Florence, SC, requires patients to dedicate five days a week to treatment at a minimum of eight hours per day. Nights and weekends are largely free, but we encourage clients to supplement their recovery by attending 12 Step meetings and workshops on campus. During the day, PHP patients should expect to participate in powerful forms of clinical treatment for healing. Our holistic approach includes wellness activities as well, such as yoga each morning.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Cognitive behavioral therapy, or CBT, is an effective form of psychotherapy that helps individuals identify and change self-destructive thought patterns. Everyone has beliefs and narratives that subconsciously shape our lives every day. For some, these patterns can lead to harmful behavior like substance use or self-harm. CBT specialists can help patients dig deep to see the root cause of their actions. From there, it’s possible to challenge these beliefs and rethink how to respond to negative thoughts in the future. CBT may be practiced in a group or individual setting, and is particularly helpful in treating depression and anxiety.

Motivational Interviewing

Motivational interviewing (MI) is a style of therapy that helps people understand the motivations behind their actions, so they can be empowered to enact positive change.

Relapse Prevention

Relapse doesn’t have to be a part of recovery. Relapse prevention education teaches clients how to understand and recognize behaviors that led to substance abuse in the past — so they can prevent future relapse.

Family Therapy

Family therapy is another key component of IOP that leads to substantial healing. In family therapy, parents, siblings, and other loved ones are invited to participate in therapy sessions with the patient. This allows family members of rehab patients to learn about their loved ones’ addictions, to hear about how they might have impacted their loved one, and to learn about how they can support their loved ones in recovery.

Holistic Therapy for Addiction

Addiction takes a toll on the body, mind, and spirit. For that reason, any comprehensive addiction treatment plan will always involve some form of holistic therapy for healing. Patients at our South Carolina addiction treatment center heal their souls and find healthy ways to deal with stress through a variety of workshops, such as:

Art therapy

Creative writing

Music therapy

Exercise therapy

Meditation

Mindfulness exercises

And more

Standard Outpatient Program (OP)

Standard outpatient programs are the least intensive form of outpatient treatment, requiring only a few hours of treatment each week. Standard outpatient rehab programs typically involve group and individual therapy to help individuals reach their goals. Outpatient programs are a great option for anyone that needs addiction treatment to fit around their work or school schedule.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

IOPs are a slightly more intensive form of addiction treatment, requiring patients to undergo treatment from around three to five days a week. An intensive outpatient program can be used as a step down from residential addiction treatment or PHP.