Focused Addiction Recovery
When Addiction Takes Control, We're Here to Help You Take It Back.
Focused Addiction Recovery is a drug rehab and mental health treatment facility located in Wallace, NC.
Focused Addiction Recovery
who we are
At Focused Addiction Recovery, known as FAR, we offer comprehensive mental health and addiction treatment services in North Carolina. Our treatment center utilizes a variety of evidence-based and holistic therapy methods to help individuals overcome drug and alcohol addiction. We are committed to your recovery and provide IOP, PHP, and PHP with housing options. This gives you the opportunity to receive treatment thats best for your life and best for your schedule.
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Programs at Focused Addiction Recovery
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Recovery is not a one size fits all journey, which is why Focused Addiction Recovery offers multiple levels of care designed to meet you where you are. Whether you are beginning treatment for the first time, returning after a relapse, or transitioning from detox or another program, our team will help determine the level of care that best fits your situation. Every program is built on evidence based therapies, personalized treatment planning, and compassionate clinical support that addresses both substance use and co occurring mental health concerns. From structured day treatment to flexible outpatient care, our goal is to provide the guidance, accountability, and clinical expertise you need to build a strong foundation for lasting recovery. As you make progress, your treatment plan can evolve with you, ensuring you continue receiving the right level of support at every stage of your recovery journey. Explore our programs below to learn how Focused Addiction Recovery can help you or your loved one take the next step toward a healthier, substance free future.
DETOX
SACOT/PHP
Designed for individuals who need a high level of care, this program combines structured therapy with treatment planning to promote progress.
SAIOP/IOP
Flexible scheduling allows clients to receive evidence based treatment while continuing to manage work, school, and family.
OUTPATIENT
VIRTUAL
SOBER LIVING
A structured, substance free living environment gives clients the stability and support needed to strengthen healthy routines and recovery skills.
PEER SUPPORT
Connect with certified peer specialists who use their lived experience to provide encouragement, accountability, and hope throughout recovery.
DUAL DIAGNOSIS
Designed for individuals who need a high level of care, this program combines structured therapy with treatment planning to promote meaningful progress.
REHAB STEPS
RELAPSE PREVENTION
Practical coping strategies, ongoing education, and personalized support help clients recognize triggers, navigate life’s challenges, prevent relapse.
DWI
MAT
INTERVENTIONS
Find the Right Program for Your Recovery Journey
Choosing the right treatment program is one of the most important steps on the path to lasting recovery, and you do not have to make that decision alone. At Focused Addiction Recovery, our experienced team takes the time to understand your unique circumstances, recovery goals, and clinical needs before recommending the level of care that is right for you. Whether you are seeking intensive treatment, flexible outpatient support, medication assisted treatment, or ongoing recovery services, we are committed to providing compassionate, evidence based care every step of the way. Recovery is a journey, and our programs are designed to grow with you as your needs change and your confidence increases. If you or someone you love is ready to take the first step, contact Focused Addiction Recovery today. A healthier, substance free future begins with one confidential conversation.
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Focused Addiction Recovery proudly serves individuals from communities across North Carolina with personalized addiction treatment designed to meet each person’s unique needs. Whether you live near Wallace or are traveling from another part of the state, our experienced team provides outpatient detox, Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient, Medication Assisted Treatment, and dual diagnosis care in a welcoming, supportive environment. Our goal is to make high quality treatment accessible without requiring you to travel far from home. Explore the communities we serve and discover how Focused Addiction Recovery is helping people across North Carolina reclaim their lives from addiction.
Where Many Addiction Treatment Journeys Begin
OUTPATIENT DETOX
Outpatient Detox is a great way to help your loved one overcome their addiction. This process will help them become accustomed to living without substances and be evaluated for any behavioral health disorders. It’s just as effective as inpatient detox but allows the person to stay at home and travel to the treatment center each day. The length of time spent in detox can vary depending on the severity of addiction and other factors but typically lasts between 5-7 days.
The length of outpatient detox varies depending on the substance being used, the severity and duration of use, overall health, withdrawal symptoms, and other individual factors. Throughout this period, the goal is to help clients move through withdrawal as safely and comfortably as clinically appropriate while preparing them for the next stage of treatment. Once detox is complete, Focused Addiction Recovery can help clients transition into PHP, intensive outpatient, or other appropriate recovery services.
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What is Outpatient Detox?
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Outpatient detox is a form of drug and alcohol detoxification that allows individuals to continue living at home while receiving professional care for withdrawal symptoms associated with substance dependence. Instead of staying overnight at a residential facility, clients visit the treatment center regularly for clinical monitoring, support, and guidance from medical professionals and addiction specialists. This approach can provide greater flexibility while helping individuals begin adjusting to life without drugs or alcohol in a familiar environment.
Outpatient detox may be appropriate for individuals with less severe withdrawal risks who do not require continuous medical supervision. It can also provide an important option for people who need to maintain responsibilities related to work, childcare, or family while beginning recovery. At Focused Addiction Recovery, each client’s needs are evaluated individually to determine whether outpatient detox is clinically appropriate and to create a plan for transitioning into continued addiction treatment once the detox process is complete.
Key Advantages of Outpatient Detox
There are several benefits of outpatient detox, including:
- More affordable than inpatient detox
- Greater flexibility for people with work or family obligations
- Patients can receive individualized care from addiction counselors
- The ability to transition into an intensive outpatient program after detox is completed
What Are the Benefits of Outpatient Detox?
Outpatient drug detox provides individuals with professional support as they begin recovery while allowing them to maintain greater independence in their daily lives. For people who are clinically appropriate for outpatient care, this approach can make it possible to receive monitoring, guidance, and personalized support without temporarily leaving home, work, or family responsibilities. Remaining connected to a familiar environment can also help clients begin practicing healthy routines and coping strategies while receiving consistent support throughout the withdrawal process.
Another important benefit of outpatient drug detox is the ability to create a direct connection between withdrawal management and continued addiction treatment. Once detox is complete, clients can transition into intensive outpatient, outpatient, medication assisted treatment, therapy, or other appropriate recovery services based on their individual needs. This continuity helps clients move beyond the physical effects of substance use and begin addressing the behaviors, mental health concerns, triggers, and life circumstances that can influence addiction and long term recovery.
With the right support and continued care, outpatient detox can become the first step toward greater stability, healthier choices, and lasting recovery.
What Are the Advantages & Disadvantages of Outpatient Detox?
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Focused Addiction Recovery proudly serves individuals from communities across North Carolina with personalized addiction treatment designed to meet each person’s unique needs. Whether you live near Wallace or are traveling from another part of the state, our experienced team provides outpatient detox, Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient, Medication Assisted Treatment, and dual diagnosis care in a welcoming, supportive environment. Our goal is to make high quality treatment accessible without requiring you to travel far from home. Explore the communities we serve and discover how Focused Addiction Recovery is helping people across North Carolina reclaim their lives from addiction.
There are a few disadvantages associated with outpatient detox, such as:
- There is less structure and support than with inpatient detox
- You may be tempted to use drugs or alcohol if they are easily accessible
- You will need to drive (or be driven) to the treatment center each day for evaluation
During the time an individual is going through outpatient detox, they receive medication to manage withdrawal symptoms and are monitored by medical staff. After completing outpatient detox, patients typically transition into an intensive outpatient program (IOP) or partial hospitalization program (PHP) where they receive continued therapy for their addiction.
It’s important to keep in mind that this process requires the individual to be vigilant and resist the temptation to quit. If you feel that you may need more structure and support an inpatient detox may work better for your situation.
What Is the Difference Between Inpatient and Outpatient Detox?
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Inpatient and outpatient detox share the same fundamental goal of helping an individual safely navigate the withdrawal process and prepare for continued addiction treatment. The primary difference is the environment in which care takes place. During inpatient detox, clients remain at a treatment facility throughout the detoxification process and have access to continuous supervision. This higher level of care may be necessary for individuals with significant withdrawal risks, complicated medical conditions, severe substance dependence, or other circumstances that require continuous monitoring.
Outpatient detox allows individuals who are clinically appropriate for this level of care to continue living at home while attending scheduled appointments at the treatment center. During these visits, the clinical team can evaluate withdrawal symptoms, monitor progress, provide appropriate medications, and make adjustments to the treatment plan when necessary. This approach provides professional support without requiring an individual to temporarily step away from their home environment for the entire detoxification process.
Although remaining at home can provide greater independence, attempting to detox without professional guidance can carry serious risks. Withdrawal symptoms vary considerably depending on the substance, duration and frequency of use, overall health, and whether multiple substances are involved. Withdrawal from certain substances, particularly alcohol and benzodiazepines, can potentially result in serious medical complications. A clinical assessment can help determine whether outpatient detox is appropriate or whether a higher level of medical care is necessary.
For many people, the flexibility of outpatient detox is one of its greatest advantages. Work, childcare, family obligations, and other responsibilities can make temporarily entering an inpatient program difficult. When clinically appropriate, outpatient detox allows individuals to begin addressing substance dependence while remaining connected to important aspects of everyday life. At Focused Addiction Recovery, the goal is to identify a level of care that balances safety, individual circumstances, and the need to establish a strong beginning to recovery.
How Long Does It Take to Detox?
The length of time will vary depending on the individual. However, most people can complete detox in one week to 10 days. More serious withdrawal scenarios may require up to two weeks of outpatient detox. During the time you’re enrolled in the outpatient detox program, you’ll travel to the addiction treatment facility each weekday for a follow up regarding your detox process and any refills on medication.
Your first outpatient detox session will be the longest and should last somewhere between one to two hours. This is because doctors need to conduct a thorough evaluation to begin your treatment regimen. Each subsequent appointment should be fairly short lasting only about half an hour. Again, the amount of time spent in the outpatient detox program will depend on the seriousness of the addiction.
How Does the Detox Process Work?
Patients will work with a team of addiction treatment professionals who will help them through the process of detoxing from substances. This team may include doctors, nurses, counselors, and other support staff. The patient will be monitored closely during this time to ensure their safety and comfort. Medications may be used to help ease withdrawal symptoms and make the process more tolerable.
After detox is complete, the patient will be able to begin drug abuse treatment. This may include individual counseling, group therapy, medication assisted treatment, and other evidence-based treatments.
What Medications Can Be Used During Outpatient Detox?
There are a variety of medications that can be used in an outpatient detox program. These include:
Antabuse: This medication is typically used for alcohol dependence. It causes severe symptoms if alcohol is consumed while taking the medication.
Naltrexone: This medication is typically used for opioid dependence. It blocks the effects of opioids and helps to reduce cravings.
Vivitrol: This is a long acting form of naltrexone that is injected once per month.
Suboxone: This medication is typically used for opioid dependence. It contains a combination of buprenorphine and naloxone.
Campral: This medication is typically used for alcohol dependence. It helps to reduce cravings and the urge to drink.
What is the Next Step After Detox?
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After you have completed detox, you will be evaluated for a mental health disorder. The purpose of this is to make sure that you are getting the best possible treatment for your addiction. If you do not have a mental health disorder, you will be able to go straight into drug abuse treatment. If you do have a mental health disorder, you will first need to receive treatment for that before you can begin drug abuse treatment.
An addiction treatment program will be the next step after detox is completed. This is where you will learn how to live a life without substances. You will also be taught how to deal with triggers and cravings. Treatment usually lasts between 30 and 120 days. During this time, you will participate in individual and group therapy. You may also have family therapy. Your length in addiction will depend on the treatment program you enroll in and what your recommendation dictates. Two programs that you may enroll in for addiction treatment could include a partial hospitalization program or an intensive outpatient program.
SACOT/PHP
Designed for individuals who need a high level of care, this program combines structured therapy with treatment planning to promote progress.
SAIOP/IOP
Flexible scheduling allows clients to receive evidence based treatment while continuing to manage work, school, and family.
OUTPATIENT
SOBER LIVING
A structured, substance free living environment gives clients the stability and support needed to strengthen healthy routines and recovery skills.
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Who is a Good Candidate for Detox?
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An outpatient detox program is for people who are struggling with an addiction to drugs or alcohol but who do not require 24/7 care. This means that your drug or alcohol addiction is less severe and you can manage it at home in a supportive environment. It also means that you will be able to resist the temptation to quit the detox before has been completed. Remember, outpatient detox requires you to be vigilant in sticking to your addiction treatment goals with minimal oversight.
It can also be for those who have already been through inpatient detox and need a less intensive level of care. Detox can be done on an individual or group basis, depending on the program you enroll in.
The cost of outpatient detox will depend on the type of insurance you have and the treatment center you choose. Most insurance plans will cover some or all of the costs of detoxification. Treatment centers that accept private pay may have lower costs than those that only take insurance.
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Recover with an Outpatient Detox Program
An outpatient detox program provides a safe and comfortable setting for you to begin your journey to recovery. A highly trained and experienced staff will provide you with the support and care you need to successfully detox from drugs or alcohol.
Contact us today to learn more about our treatment programs and how we can help you or a loved one break the cycle of addiction!