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Mental health disorders and addiction deeply impact individuals and their families. Recovery extends beyond treatment centers, and lasting wellness is achievable. Numerous resources support lifelong recovery outside of inpatient care.
Each person’s journey to overcome mental health and substance use disorders is unique. Finding and using appropriate support for both individuals and their loved ones is crucial.
Understanding Mental Health Disorders
Mental health disorders significantly disrupt a person’s thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. While it can feel overwhelming to see yourself or a loved one affected by these disorders, proper treatment, medication, and therapy can effectively manage symptoms. People often develop co-occurring disorders when they self-medicate symptoms with drugs or alcohol.
The Importance of Getting Help
Understanding Addiction
Addiction is a chronic condition characterized by continued substance use despite negative consequences. Genetics, environment, and lifestyle can influence its development. Addiction manifests in various forms, including alcoholism, drug dependence, or co-occurring mental health issues. Underlying mental health disorders can worsen addiction.
Seeking Help for Addiction
Different Recovery Resources
We offer a range of resources to support your recovery journey, including treatment facilities, support services, alumni networks, and community resources. These provide essential support, care, and guidance for recovery. Our facility offers stabilization, detoxification, and residential treatment for individuals with mental health conditions and co-occurring substance use disorders, laying a strong foundation for lasting recovery.
Recovery Support Services at Skylight
Clinical and medical support is imperative during treatment.
Our approach combines group and individual therapy to meet each person’s needs while building a support network during treatment. Community support plays a key role alongside clinical care. Drawing from their recovery experiences, our staff offer round-the-clock help when therapists aren’t available. Mental health issues often lead to isolation, but we create a safe space for healthy relationships and connections.
Benefits of Peer Recovery Support Services
Peer support services offer many advantages. They provide guidance from those who’ve walked the recovery path, foster healthy relationships, and offer help in a safe setting. Our calm environment teaches how to build and maintain healthy boundaries with yourself and others.
Post-Treatment Peer Support Resources
We include 12-step meetings in treatment, which many continue after leaving. These national and international groups, led by recovering individuals, offer a recovery-focused community outside of treatment.
Specialized groups exist for specific substances like Cocaine, Heroin, or Crystal Meth. For those dealing with mental health issues or codependency, Codependents Anonymous (CoDa) can be particularly helpful.
For mental health peer support, NAMI Connection from the National Alliance on Mental Illness is an excellent resource. It’s also crucial to arrange ongoing therapy for monitoring mental health and managing medications.
The Importance of Family Support
Family support forms a crucial pillar in recovery. It provides emotional backing, understanding, and motivation. Families need to embark on their own recovery journeys, which may differ from their loved one’s path. We offer a dedicated family and alumni support group for our graduates and their families, ensuring ongoing care after treatment. Anonymous groups for loved ones of those struggling with addiction and mental health issues allow family members to focus on their own healing. These groups provide invaluable support, helping families navigate their own recovery process independently of their loved one’s journey.
Our Alumni Resources
You join the Flyland Family the moment you start treatment with us. Our alumni services build a community where people openly share successes, setbacks, and mental health struggles. This free network offers ongoing recovery support and conversations. We urge every patient to stay connected after leaving our care. Community support plays a vital role in recovery. Our alumni group provides this essential element – a supportive community focused on mental health and recovery discussions. By fostering these connections, we ensure that your journey towards wellness continues long after your time with us ends.
