Specialized Treatment Programs
What sets FHE Health apart from other drug and alcohol addiction treatment programs is the array of specialized and comprehensive treatment programs and tracks that we present. We offer recovery for people from all walks of life, that are struggling with all different degrees of substance use and mental health disorders. We understand that every single one of our patients is unique and that their treatment plan must reflect that uniqueness. We offer a complete continuum of care, including medically assisted detoxification, residential/inpatient treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient services, sober living services, and alumni and aftercare services.
It is essential to recovery that addiction treatment be all-inclusive; it has to touch on every part of the patient’s life because addiction affects every aspect of a person’s life. Our specialty services take the extra step towards providing additional care for special situations where therapies beyond the standard addiction treatment may be needed. Our dedicated staff is uniquely trained in dealing with varying circumstances, ensuring that our patients will be receiving the best care possible.
Specialized Services
Depending on client’s history and severity of conditions, they may qualify for one or more of our specialized treatment programs. FHE Health is distinct in that we offer, which includes a variety of specialized treatment tracks and programs for those with special needs in order to better serve addicts from all walks of life.
Below is a summary of each of the programs we offer here at FHE Health. If you are unsure as to what treatment program at is best suited for you, one of our admission specialists will be happy to help you throughout the process.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is used primarily to treat trauma related to addiction rehabilitation and reduces symptoms of emotional distress, which can play a huge role in addiction. EMDR works to help patients activate their brains natural healing process and to address situations that have been ignored for too long.
DBT is a cognitive-behavioral therapy that was originally developed to treat borderline personality disorder, and has since been used to treat a wide variety of mental and mood disorders, including addiction. DBT focuses on social factors in a person’s life and an individual’s thoughts and behaviors.
Trauma resolution therapy and addiction treatment go hand-in-hand because addiction is often the result of traumatic experience or multiple traumatic events. Trauma can happen as a result of something that occurred during childhood and is widely recognized to be a huge contributing factor to addiction. At FHE Health, we treat each patient on a case-by-case basis and individual treatment plans are created for each person who comes through our doors, especially those dealing with trauma.
We have found that 37% of First Responders suffer from behavioral health problems, such as Addiction and PTSD. The rate of attempted suicide among First Responders is steadily increasing to more than 10 times the rate of the general population. This population includes, but is not limited to, Police Officers, Fire Fighters, Correctional Officers, EMT’s, and 9/11 Dispatchers. Not only are our First Responder’s dealing with these issues, but they find it difficult to ask for help due to the reason that they are called upon to help everyone else – they are not the ones who should need help. Often, the self-care and addiction status of first responders can go unnoticed for a long time. Few other professions deal with as much trauma, grief, and high-intensity work as first responders do, and this line of work can take a monumental toll. FHE Health’s addiction treatment program, specifically designed for first responders, is available to all emergency personnel, regardless of active duty or status.
Neurofeedback is a type of Biofeedback, which is a method of monitoring normally automatic body functions like temperature, pulse, blood pressure, brain waves, and eye movement. With FHE Health’s Neurofeedback program, patients can essentially learn how to regulate their body to help them control emotional distress. Neurofeedback provides information and insight into how a person’s brain works.
