Our mission
Triumph Health & Wellness
Our mission
The harder the conflict, the more glorious the TRIUMPH!
Our knowledge in addiction recovery comes from real life experience, not just a textbook. From detox to sobriety, trust our team to help you through with a high level of skill and care. Below are some of the addiction types we treat:
- Marijuana
- Alcohol
- Opiates: heroin, Fentanyl, Oxycontin, morphine, oxycodone, and more
- Co-occurring disorders: drug addiction and mental illness
- Methamphetamines: meth, speed, crystal, ice, Adderall, and more
- Anxiety drugs: Xanax, benzos, Klonopin, and more
Areas of Specialty
Partial Hospitalization
PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION:
6.5 Hours a Day
7 Days a Week
Partial hospitalization refers to a comprehensive, short-term, intensive, clinical treatment program. With regard to level of treatment, partial hospitalization is a step below inpatient hospitalization but more concentrated than traditional outpatient care. Clients are generally referred to partial programs when they are experiencing acute psychiatric symptoms that are difficult to manage but that do not require 24-hour care. Individuals in partial hospitalization programs attend structured programming throughout the day, five (5) days a week.
Intensive Outpatient
At Triumph we treat the individual.
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT:
9-15 Hours Per Week
Intensive Outpatient services may consist of any combination of group, individual and/or family counseling. Individuals are required to attend a minimum of 9 hours of counseling per week, but may be scheduled up to 15 hours per week, depending on their need- Each participant is assigned a primary counselor who will work with the participant in developing a recovery plan and continued care plan. Recovery goals are realistic and attainable. All individuals are expected to also attend AA/NA and other support group meetings. Family members are referred to Ala-Non or Nara-Non
Outpatient
At Triumph, Our Staff will support you in your sobriety.
OUTPATIENT:
1-8 Hours Per Week
Outpatient services may consist of any combination of group, individual and/or family counseling. Individuals are required to attend a minimum of 1 hour of counseling per week, but may be scheduled up to 8 hours per week, depending on their need. Each participant is assigned a primary counselor who will work with the participant in developing a recovery plan. Recovery goals are realistic and attainable. All individuals are expected to also attend AA/NA and other support group meetings. Family members are referred to Ala-Non or Nara-Non. This phase of recovery may be an entry level or continued care portion of a participant's continuum of care plan
Sobriety Services
Sometimes there are obstacles to coming into treatment, but help is still available. Our staff at Triumph can meet you where you are in the process.
DUI: (INTOXICATED DRIVERS)
Individuals who have been found guilty of driving under the influence of drugs/alcohol may be referred to attend a minimum of 12 drug/alcohol education groups. These individuals may be required to attend up to one year of outpatient treatment. All individuals are expected to also attend AA/NA and other support group meetings. Family members are referred to Ala-Non or Nara-Non.
URINE DRUG SCREENING:
Individuals need not be in recovery to access this service. Another Door Opens Recovery Center will provide Urine Drug Screening to anyone requesting this service. Individuals referred by their employers or the legal system will be given a Chain of Custody test.
WITHDRAWAL MANAGMENT:
Triumph offers Withdrawal Management (WM) which refers to the medical and psychological care of clients who are experiencing withdrawal symptoms as a result of ceasing or reducing use of their drug of dependency.