WHAT WE TREAT AT WARRIORS HEART

SUBSTANCE ABUSE

Substance abuse is all too common for those returning from combat or being on the frontline. Active military and veterans who have been through combat exposure often turn to drugs in an attempt to calm the negative emotions they experience. Some active military members and veterans end up using alcohol, prescription drugs, and illicit drugs such as methamphetamine, cocaine, and heroin in order to calm their negative thoughts.

PTSD, TBI, and MORE

Veterans, active members of the military, first responders, and firefighters are often faced with several traumatic events during their service. The experiences they live each day slowly cause a feeling of dread that can lead to PTSD and cause a dependency on alcohol and substance abuse as they seek comfort from nightmares, flashbacks, and more.

ALCOHOL ABUSE

Often those who suffer from PTSD symptoms use alcohol as a way to cope with the symptoms of psychological disorders. However, alcohol is a depressant that not only causes symptoms of depression but also enhances the damaging effects of PTSD. The effects of drinking don’t only affect our warriors, but their families and loved ones as well. Often victims of alcoholism use social events to hide their alcohol dependence, although it quickly escalates and takes a toll on their health and wellbeing.

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TREATMENT PROGRAMS OFFERED AT WARRIORS HEART

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Warriors Heart can provide private treatment program for adults men and women warriors seeking relief from substance abuse, chemical dependencies, various psychological conditions which might have developed related to job stress. Co-occurring psychological disorders we treat include PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder), MTBI (mild traumatic brain injury) and others.

RESIDENTIAL INPATIENT TREATMENT

At Warriors Heart, our main program is the most effective at treating the symptoms that your loved one might be going through. It consists of a 6 to 8 week program. By being under our care, they will be able to benefit from the company of others, receive personalized treatment, and focus on healing away from others. There is a minimum of 42 days for this program to ensure the optimal care and treatment.

DETOX

Our Warriors Heart Detox facility offers safe and comfortable drug and alcohol detoxification for all warriors. We’re fully staffed with licensed and experienced addiction specialists who will provide personalized monitoring and manage withdrawal symptoms around-the-clock. Each individual detox program is designed to provide the highest quality of treatment to ensure overall wellness and recovery. A fully staffed sub-acute drug or and alcohol detox facility with around the clock monitoring.

SOBER LIVING

60 day minimum program that helps continue a sober life after treatment. It’s recommended that your loved one attend a long term sober living program upon completion of their treatment or if they wish to live a sober lifestyle. This program provides them with the information they need to understand alcohol and drugs and their harmful effects, the benefits of being sober, and how to live their life after addiction through counseling sessions.

OUTPATIENT TREATMENT

Our primary focus is in providing a smooth transition for your loved one after their 42 day inpatient treatment. In order to provide a stronger chance of success for long term sobriety, our outpatient program provides 1-on-1 counseling. By doing this, we’re able to provide tailored treatment once a week where a family member or partner can join to assist in the healing. At least 1 session a week of individual counseling/therapy.

BRAIN TREATMENT (MeRT)

MeRT, or Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy (also known as MeRT) is a non-invasive treatment that uses a combination of magnetic and electrical stimulation to improve brain function. MeRT has been shown to have numerous benefits for individuals with a range of neurological and psychological conditions.