Veterans’ Addiction Treatment Changes Futures
Veterans often face traumatic experiences throughout their time in service. Though every Vet’s story is a bit different, what they do, see, and think during their time serving the country changes them. It can also create a high risk of drug and alcohol addiction. According to the US Department of Veteran Affairs, 7 out of every 100 Vets suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder and addiction. At Victory Addiction Recovery Center, we offer Veterans specialized care through our Tactical Recovery program.
Tactical Recovery for Veteran Addiction Treatment
To help Veterans navigate
Take a closer look at what our Veterans program in Lafayette, LA, has to offer.
- Medically supervised detox: During this portion of care, your body rids itself of the addictive substance with the aid of medical support to help with any pain and discomfort.
- Residential treatment: You’ll spend between 30 and 90 days in an inpatient residential treatment program, with options available for both men and women. Surrounded by support, you will learn how to deal with and overcome the challenges you face.
- Intensive outpatient therapy: Our clients then transition to outpatient care at the level right for them. You can come in as often as you need to in order to continue to build your strength and well-being.
- Sober living opportunities: If you are ready for a change but need some help transitioning from treatment to the world outside our doors, our sober living programs can help.
- Alumni support: Once you are a member of our program, you are never left to deal with addiction on your own. Our strong alumni support team is always available to guide you.
That may sound like a path to success, but does it work? Many people who are facing years of trauma, addiction, and pain often find themselves struggling to believe anything will work for them. Let’s look at why our Tactical Recovery Program works so well for Veterans.
A Program Designed for Your Specific Needs and Goals
We understand that Veterans have specific needs and feel safest when working with those who understand those needs, either because they are Veterans themselves or because they have worked closely with Veterans in the past. Our experienced team has designed a Veteran-centric program that will make you feel at home. The program includes the following.
Evidence-based therapy
The type of therapy we use within our Veterans treatment program is selected based on your needs. We offer a wide range of evidence-based therapeutic approaches including:
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Mindfulness
- EMDR
- Motivational interviewing
- Seeking Safety
Each program we offer is tailored to fit your situation. Trauma, pain, ongoing anxiety, and depression are just some of the symptoms we can treat in Veterans.
Weekly group meetings for Veterans
Our program includes weekly Veteran group meetings. These are very important for your understanding of your addiction and dependence, as well as for emotional support. Veteran groups are made up of people who understand what you are facing and provide you with the hands-on support you need.
Family program and support
Family members of Veterans are often unable to support their loved ones through addiction recovery because they don’t understand the Veteran experience. To help heal and educate families, we provide family therapy. Our therapists teach families how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and support each other.
An environment of respect
Medical, psychiatric, holistic, and supportive care designed just for Veterans is always available here. What you will also find is that our staff respect you and what you have experienced. We do not downplay what you are dealing with or make you feel unappreciated. Here, you are family, and you will continue to be family for the rest of your life.
Seek Out the Help You Need Now
Turn to Victory Addiction Recovery Center now to learn more about our Veteran addiction treatment program and what it does to help individuals find the support they need. Contact us to discuss your situation and set up a free, confidential assessment.
