Our Alcohol and Drug Rehab Kingman AZ Alternatives

Your Nearby Alcohol and Drug Rehab Kingman, AZ Alternative for Compassionate, Effective Recovery at Purpose Healing Center

Dual Diagnosis

Dual diagnosis treats co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, a common occurrence. These conditions share similar risk factors. Mental health issues can also contribute to addiction issues, while addiction has a chance of causing secondary depression, anxiety, or other conditions.

At our Kingman, Arizona drug alcohol rehab alternative, we prioritize the treatment of mental health and addiction. Treating both conditions offers the best possible outcome and is an important step in relapse prevention.

Outpatient Services

At three hours away from Kingman, AZ, Purpose Healing might not be your first choice for outpatient partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient programs. The exception is our patients who stay in the area after residential rehab and continue with outpatient care.

Not all people have a family or friends that encourage their recovery. If you do not have a stable home or supportive living environment, you might stay in sober living or transitional housing while continuing to receive treatment at Purpose.

Evidence-Based Therapies

While we use an individualized approach, we also rely on proven therapeutic methods that have helped many others overcome substance use disorders. Some of the evidence-based therapies that may be used at our drug alcohol rehab centers include:

• Contingency management
• Motivational interviewing
• Dialectical behavior therapy
• Cognitive behavioral therapy
• Experiential therapy
• Family therapy
• Eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing
• Trauma-informed care

These therapeutic approaches to addiction may be offered in individual counseling, group therapy, or both. More than one of these therapies is often used to help you learn tools that can help you achieve lasting recovery from drug or alcohol addiction.

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What to Do After Kingman Drug and Alcohol Rehab

You may not yet understand the importance of setting yourself up for continued success after rehab so you can focus on recovery. However, taking the right steps after leaving our treatment center is essential for continued success in your recovery.

Even for Kingman, AZ patients, we help you find peer groups, mental health services, and other resources in your local area. This makes it easier for residents to follow their treatment plan after leaving our inpatient program.

Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings in Kingman, AZ

Peer groups offer critical support during addiction recovery. People in Alcoholics Anonymous understand your struggles. They can offer insight when you are struggling, provide a supportive ear, and celebrate the milestones you achieve. Here are some meetings in and near Kingman:

• Kingman Alano Club – 2170 E. Northern Ave. Kingman, Arizona
• KRMC Hospital – 2380 Kingman Dr., Kingman, AZ
• Valle Vista Church – 212 N. First St., Kingman, AZ
• Golden Valley Serenity Club – 4195 Hwy. 68, Golden Valley, Arizona

Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are available most days. If you can’t make them, however, online is always an option!

Narcotics Anonymous Meetings in Kingman, Arizona

Narcotics Anonymous is another group for individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction that provides a sense of connection you might be missing following addiction. Some meetings near Kingman include:

• Kingman Regional Medical Center – 3269 Stockton Hill Rd., Kingman, AZ
• Kingman Regional Wellness Center – 1739 E. Beverly Ave., Kingman, Arizona

If the local meetings don’t work for you, keep looking. Alternative meetings like Refuge Recovery, Recovery Dharma, SMART Recovery might be a better fit and the option of attending meetings online makes it easy to find the group that best suits you, even if it’s unavailable in your local area.

A Sampling of Sober Activities in Kingman

Many people who have struggled with substance abuse struggle to feel pleasure immediately after rehab. This happens because it takes longer for your brain to heal than your body. By making an effort to do things you enjoy, it’s a reminder that life can feel good after addiction.

• Visit Arizona Route 66 Museum and the Giganticus Headicus Easter Island Statues along Route 66
• Experiences history at Chloride Ghost Town, Gold King Mansion, or Hackberry General Store
• Visit the Kingman Railroad Museum
• Hike to Fish Bowl Spring in Hidden Valley or Beale Springs in Bullhead
• Visit Alpacas of the Southwest
• See a movie at Brenden Theaters
• See the Chloride Murals in nearby Chloride, AZ
• Window shop in Historic Downtown Kingman
• See the petroglyphs at Grapevine Canyon
• Hit some balls at Quinn’s Batting Cages

These are some ideas, but it can also be helpful to discover some recreational activities that you can enjoy doing at home like art, listening or playing music, exercising, meditation, self-care, or something else.

Keeping yourself busy is another great way to practice being in the moment and distract yourself from cravings.